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goobatrooba
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goobatrooba
4mo ago
There is no obligation to put a banner of you don't sell your users' data to third parties. The law is very clear that your don't need it for period technical cookies, so it's really always and every time solely about tr
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goobatrooba
4mo ago
Maybe that message is for investors.
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4mo ago
It feels a bit like you didn't apply the lesson of the article - these "doormen" have often different functions (theft prevention or at least reduction, information provision, support for those that need help, some minor clea
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goobatrooba
4mo ago
One other Twitter comments reveals that they probably just asked an AI to copy Papermark. Evidenced by AI comments saying the page was aligned to the "reference" https://xcancel.com/ffumarola/status/20704
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4mo ago
The title is incorrect and editorialised, Metsola is the president of the parliament, not the commission. A conservative from a highly Catholic country (Malta), pushing conservative/far right values. Not surprising but still disappoint
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4mo ago
To be fair, Hetzner didn't change prices for existing services, just for new customers / services added. I think that's a fair and realistic approach. I guess what this reveals is that they were operating on really tight marg
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4mo ago
It sounds like a nice idea, but probably only one of those things that work only once at scale - with hundreds of millions of pages, you will only meet others on the most common ones unless the extension is already very popular?
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4mo ago
Sounds like an interesting project but the copywriting is not clear how the 20$ and using different models interact. Does the hosted version come with credits or a model included? And is the only way to interact telegram? I see the simple a
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4mo ago
I was hesitating between a VW ID.4 and Peugeot 5008 (7 seater, much space). In the end I went for the Peugeot and it's fine. The ID was much more fun to drive, but I would have lost space and paid a lot more. Peugeot is reasonable and
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4mo ago
But that's a concretey very well scoped problem with a clear truth state. Anything mental has none of these properties. Ask an AI if you have depression or another disorder, and keep asking with more details and back and forth, and a f
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4mo ago
An interesting question to him and management might be what his own role is now and whether he's still needed. If he's not doing any reviews then you could yourself directly prompt the code and review.
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4mo ago
Sorry I don't know your use case, but wonder - looking at the Op post don't you feel like you are supporting a rather malicious company preying on tech illiterate users? I can understand the desire for a VPN that gives residential
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4mo ago
I get this policy in theory but don't see how it works in practice in a modern life where you want some device that runs Netflix, YouTube, of similar to show on your TV. It can be the TV or an android box - but somewhere you end up t
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5mo ago
But these can't be the same model - the model is far too demanding to be part of regular chrome for most people.
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5mo ago
Either Google changed the text or you editorialised it a tiny bit - just for all others that got excited, they mean 16GB V RAM. So a premium graphics card requiring a >2500€ device is the minimum to run this. Still progress, but not qui
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5mo ago
I've moved to Migadu a few years ago for more or less the same reason, but pre AI - Google's unrequested filtering and sorting made things actively worse on my daily chaos. Moreover the eternal threat of Google cutting the cord fo
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5mo ago
That's a rather odd point. One country has left the EU due to a very narrow 'exit' vote, so it's not anyone's prison. Across surveys the EU enjoys broad support, often even more so than the national government. Clea
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5mo ago
While not wrong, your perspective is very simplistic. A company gains massively from strong stock performance - they can issue more shares to raise capital, give handouts, take loans at better rate, pursue M&A with stock payment, ... So
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5mo ago
Well this used to be the rule until it was changed just a few months ago on anticipation of this very SpaceX IPO.
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5mo ago
Just to stress that the world is larger than the US. Zoning exists pretty much everywhere and the reasons for its introduction were diverse and mostly about quality yof life, citizen health, or city esthetics (keeping polluting businesses o
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Maybe that too is a native question, but there's a large scale between single user and 6000 tweets per second - most of our apps will never reach anything approaching even one save a second. So where to draw the line? I do far have gon
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5mo ago
Nice ideas, it just misses amounts. And of course there may be nuances of technique missing, e.g. low or high heat. So it might work best as a recap and starting point "how to vary m favourite recipe".
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5mo ago
Pharma companies developing new molecules spend millions to patent all chemicals close to their target chemical, to avoid that a competitor might be able to jump in with a similar product. This is before they even know whether it works. If
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5mo ago
I have an ergo for two years, used eight hours most days, and apart from the space bar the keys still look good. Do you by chance have quite sweaty/greasy fingers or eat while typing? I can't see any other reason why the keys woul
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5mo ago
Bol, coolblue, Amazon.Com.be or .nl all deliver to Germany. Actually I often do Amazon arbitrage, same coffee machine fun the same warehouse may be 200€ cheaper on Amazon.fr than in any German shop including amazon.de. and the Belgian store
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5mo ago
I think s/he meant that if you earn 30k it's easy to be tempted by crime because the numbers are big. What night not tempt a Google engineer might tempt a telecoms infrastructure key from Anytinytown, Moldova/Romania/...
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5mo ago
As a European I have to admit I am these days more worried about the US than China. See yesterday's article about the US government forcing Microsoft to give them lists of Dutch government officials. Utter madness. At least the Chinese
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"much" is an unqualified and unjustified word here. It definitely happens but this would at most affect a tiny fraction of donor money. Many of the NGOs have strict no-bribery policies, else they would not receive support from bod
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5mo ago
But do these prices apply if you use a third party go-between? I would expect they then charge their own prices?
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Oh it's about the IDE. I thought it's about this email I got just today, a bare week after subscribing: > We wanted to let you know about changes to the usage limits included with your Google AI Pro subscription. > What'
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