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by herbst 2y ago
You cannot even develop or use anything that needs a compiler without siging up and logging in to apple to install dev tools. So nah, same.
692.
by herbst 2y ago
Imo just works is an understatement. Many games work better than ever.
693.
by herbst 2y ago
The thing they ship on android is just horrible. It appears closer to markov chain than actual AI
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by herbst 2y ago
Coding with ChatGPT always makes me angry in the end. Claude at least stays professional. ChatGPT always ends up sounding kinda mean.
695.
by herbst 2y ago
Having built many things I agree with most of the comments here. Step back and built something else. I have had MVPs turn into something years later when I didn't expect it anymore, some projects, the majority to be fair, never made it
696.
by herbst 2y ago
I honestly think you have a way to negative outlook and heavily overestimate the US role in the world. But who knows
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by herbst 2y ago
It's never as simple as that. What it costs more to live here I save on taxes, products aren't generally more expensive, just work hours are. What's a good thing in the end as everyone earns more. Also I am an immigrant and w
698.
by herbst 2y ago
What do you think happens when the US goes down? You don't need oil to move within a small country and we self supply on food more or less, many areas are already power independent. Who cares about the banks then? You may also overesti
699.
by herbst 2y ago
Simple, Switzerland. All the positive things when you think Europe, without the negative things when you think EU plus all the wealth, quality of life and any other metric you can wish for.
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by herbst 2y ago
First party ads aren't evil usually tho. If someone builds their own ad infrastructure they might as well build it properly because they know it's going to be their fault if someone uploads something fishy. In my experience only t
701.
by herbst 2y ago
If everybody would think that way we would end up in walled gardens without any alternatives. Wait that's exactly what happened in many countries?
702.
by herbst 2y ago
Same in Switzerland. Happy to have Tutti and similar sites. No need for a walled garden market place.
703.
by herbst 2y ago
I use AI all the day, gardening is now a completely different story for example. But for coding I don't get the results I want (which is mostly that the code is working)
704.
by herbst 2y ago
It's not only the jittery but caffeine also tends to make people more anxiety, l-theanine mostly takes that away.
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by herbst 2y ago
It sounds so weird to me living in a social and actual democratic country where it just an obvious that our very high living standard is also in big parts thanks to the social system enabling everyone a good minimal standard. Basically putt
706.
by herbst 2y ago
But how are these import taxes explained in a way that isn't completely obvious to hurt a lot of people and businesses within their country? I can't imagine being this blind to their own future. There must be a huge effective prop
707.
by herbst 2y ago
I also thought Brave is the browser with the annoying token. But I still haven't seen anything about BAT but happily using brave for a while now.
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by herbst 2y ago
To be fair I have the exact opposite experience. Talked to stripe support more than once and never even managed to get a single real word out of PayPal I would recommend avoiding both and only charge without middle man.
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by herbst 2y ago
Amazing what he was able to do in just a few months of his term. I wonder if still anyone thinks this was a good idea? Hatred for the US and their dumb fucks of voters surely is not getting less right now.
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by herbst 2y ago
Of the many things I don't understand what I really don't understand is why anyone keeps calling that shit show democratic country and "land of the free" and whatever
711.
by herbst 2y ago
You can easily replace simple apps like Facebook, WhatsApp or Snapchat with a couple of cheap packages. Somebody remember elgg? Or buddypress? None of these mega cooperations have software that can't easily be copied.
712.
by herbst 2y ago
> It isn’t much of an in-app purchase machine Did you see TikTok live?
713.
by herbst 2y ago
Huh? Does that negate the missing democracy, the political distrust and the political censorship within your country? I am happy for you and your flags. However I didn't claim that china is more "free" just that the US defini
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by herbst 2y ago
Sounds like you expect some heavy wars in near future.
715.
by herbst 2y ago
Its not shut down, your president made it available again without a single change. And it was only a geoblock to begin with. By that logic it can't be that bad?
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by herbst 2y ago
That's 2 words non US people usually don't think when they think US. Democracy is literally the last thing that would come to my mind right now. Edit:// "In principle" chinas gov stands for stability, economic
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by herbst 2y ago
I don't think you increase demand by ease of access. Also buying bitcoin, exchanging to Monero, installing Tor, understanding the risks, etc. Is much more work than just finding the next dealer.
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by herbst 2y ago
Having done some internet things (email stuff) that have been abused by others I always felt obligated to make the abuse as hard as possible once I found out about it. I am not sure about the legal standpoint, but from a moral one I would h
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by herbst 2y ago
There is cocaine in some levels on any paper money that has been around for longer than a few weeks. The weird thing here is that a cashier would test it!?
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by herbst 2y ago
So it's much safer for customers and will likely reduce drug violence?

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