hutzlibu

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by hutzlibu 3y ago
In some ways web apps act like this: all (most) of the buisness logic and data is on the server. And you get the data through API calls - so in theory one can build your own UI on top of a known service. There are rare examples of this done
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It is also a great way to hook up kids as early as possible to get the best tracking data and condition them to whatever it is, that you want to sell them. With paying for games, the cost is clear. With ads, it isn't.
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
"We know the math, but lack the eye." I do have the eye, but lack the skills in my hand. I can do shiny art, but am so slow compared to an skilled artist. So why should I do their jobs? Blender has also an asset store btw, but not
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"Why can't I rip apart the UI of an app I use every day and rearrange it the way I want?" Because it is very hard to do something like this, so common people can do it. (you can change every html UI in theory) I tried to ma
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"Damnit Marl, please for the sake of us power user minority, please change." But are you really that different? There are just too many websites amd apps and new ones are getting generated every moment and time and attention is li
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Yes, but other persons do not consent to view that ad. But my point was, that it is not so simple.
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"Yeah, but those give more room for consent than something like a youtube ad." Who forces you to watch youtube?
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
"They don't get to insert their brands into our brains without our consent." You consent by going to free youtube. Big ads in cities are more difficult to avoid, but then again, someone wearing a sports shirt of his favourite
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That means double the work and half the engagement.
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"As another poster said, as well, sometimes "repeat questions" age out after a certain point, where a newer method is actually more appropriate than an older one anyway." I rather like the approach of editing the origina
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
Well, the dev thinks different and this is what matters. And WASM by itself works quite well by now, even on older devices, but not really on stock browsers. The question is more, how will be the whole experience of an autocompiled wasm pro
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Or if you need a special wheel adopted to your needs. Because you were annoyed, that the common generic wheels blasted the way you drove them ... but also could not use a expensive high performance wheel, because they come in different size
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Well, I probably have to add, that my point of view comes from old school german engeneering (through my dad). His approach to building something vs. mine as a software dev are quite different .. And the accidents that I know of, are where
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I also do not have proof of anything here, but can't it be both? They have lots of money now and the market lead. They want to keep the lead and some extra electricity and hardware costs are surely worth it for them, if it keeps the co
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I would think his point is, that the number of bird deaths are simply neglectible compared to what for example house cats do (or windows). So no need for much further research, that could be spend better elsewhere.
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Heavy machinery (in production) is designed that you cannot just walk into them and will stop, if you do. It is a bit different approach from software engeneering.
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Also there is geopolitics involved. A war in the east and every EU regulation against US companies is seen a bit as an attack on the alliance while "we" must stand together against the east. Also IE was the dominant browser back t
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
And if one likes the Arch way, but a graphical installer and some things taken care of for you, I recommend EndeavourOS.
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
"It's fine." No, it is not fine, that I have to fight my OS. It is managable if one has some skills with computer like we do, but it is not fine in general. I would like to trust the operating system I use.
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Or Yule in the more northern parts.
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
"Galileo" His opponents were not scientists, but priests. Resistance against evolution likewise. Fueled by religion, not science. And tectonic plates was just a theory among many, with unclear data at that time. Pasteur likewise.
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"People want to be surrounded by concrete" People want to be surrounded by people.
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You are looking for deeper meaning. That's probably not to be found in Lego, unless you use it to teach kids about engeneering/robotics (a shame they stopped the mindstorms). And coincidently, that is how I enjoy Lego nowdays. Bui
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"Quite a bizarre approach." Or a pragmatic one. Also I imagine there are other positive side effects like preparing a focus for the topic at hand. And 5 minutes, or even shorter might be enough for most topics I think. Better than
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Huh? But you can recombine them in infinite ways..
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I would like to solve the threat of nuclear disaster and asteroid impact, by putting all the nukes under UN control directed at the sky, or already placed in orbit, all the time ready to deflect an undedected planet killer.. So we just have
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That is of course true, but the climate crisis is way more abstract than a concrete hit that is coming at a fixed date. So yes, more and more people acknowledge now, that the weather seems to get more extreme, but that's about it. Boi
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"Convincing people that traditional methods aren’t earthquake resistant is one way to sidestep the issue." Actually, the really old traditional buildings in morroco are quite earthquake resistant, because they are still standing a
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"The sad part is I'm in my 30s. " The sad part is, many who are in their 30s, forgot how to play and have fun.
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"It’s more than proven that things most scientists find absurd and impossible end up being doable and proven" Are there many examples besides quantum physics? And eventually and in quite short time, they made their way into the ma

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