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by input_sh 6mo ago
Digital Services Act / Digital Markets Act (similar in spirit, but one targets online stores like Google Play, another one online services like Instagram more generally) More specifically, both are already in effect, outlawing certai
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by input_sh 6mo ago
Actually building something useful and fun and spending your time convincing investors to give you enough money to maybe turn it into a profitable business some day are not really complimentary personality traits. Steve Wozniak alone coul
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by input_sh 6mo ago
Arguably it's even worse when they try to give "unique" names to similar-in-spirit products. I will never forgive them for all the hair pulling I had to do to try differentiating between Team Foundation Version Control, Team
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by input_sh 6mo ago
Astro would call that an island: https://docs.astro.build/en/concepts/islands/ I guess this is our answer to the question of why Cloudflare acquired it in the first place.
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by input_sh 6mo ago
You and I are not a fucking judge, our opinions on this don't matter one bit. We might as well print it on a piece of paper and wipe our asses with it.
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by input_sh 6mo ago
You seem like the type of person that will believe anything as long as someone cites a case without looking into it. Bartz v Anthropic only looked at books, and there was still a 1.5 billion settlement that Anthropic paid out because it got
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by input_sh 6mo ago
It's always a better idea to make a local copy of it. Imagine they're downloading a project directly from your GitHub account. Even if you're not doing anything malicious and have no intention of doing anything malicious even
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by input_sh 6mo ago
They "gift you" a free standard plan if you have above a certain (non-transparent) level of stars, I don't think you can even disable your "subscription" if you get it for free.
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by input_sh 6mo ago
.yu was purchasable long after the country ceased to exist, until 2008 to be exact. Technically speaking, "Yugoslavia" continued to exist until 2003, when the name finally got deprecated in favour of "Serbia & Montenegro&
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by input_sh 6mo ago
Some of the modern-day countries retained their five-digit postcodes from Yugoslav times (Serbia and Bosnia for sure, maybe a few more, I'm too lazy to check), some only got rid of the first digit which used to identify individual Yugo
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by input_sh 7mo ago
I'd rather set my money on fire than gamble, thank you very much.
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by input_sh 7mo ago
Betting on a ceasefire isn't the interesting part, placing a five digit bet on a ceasefire by March 31st using brand-new accounts is. Do you have any other plausible explanation for this behaviour? I can't think of any, if it&#x
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by input_sh 7mo ago
We've been through this already, someone placed a $30k bet (payout around $400k) that Maduro will leave office by the end of January hours before the US raid took place. Have you noticed any meaningful scandals back then?
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by input_sh 7mo ago
According to whom? You? The only thing ECHR cares about is one piece of "legislation", which is not a law, but a declaration (Declaration of Human Rights), so that you have some sort of internationally recognised body to go to whe
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by input_sh 7mo ago
I interpret ECHR as what it is: not a regulatory body by any stretch of the imagination. It can recommend changes to the national law, but it cannot force any state to do so. You seem to be interpreting it as some sort of an equivalent to t
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by input_sh 7mo ago
Does that football scenario mean that the rule of law doesn't exist or that it does exist and is being enforced? I agree with you that both of those laws are stupid, but that's a completely separate discussion to what I'm c
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by input_sh 7mo ago
Considering who we're comparing it to when discussing this topic: absolutely. Not even a question. Anyone claiming otherwise is delusional at best.
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by input_sh 7mo ago
I don't agree with your first point at all, posting on other platforms is trivial and there's what must be hundreds of post scheduling options you can hook into an RSS feed. Here's a completely open source one that you have t
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by input_sh 7mo ago
Considering how many comments you left in this one thread, it definitely sounds like quitting would be beneficial for you.
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by input_sh 7mo ago
Your job in any political office is not to leave everything as-is and to cement yourself into that position, but to make marginal improvements, even if doing so costs you the next elections or inconveniences people (hopefully only tempo
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by input_sh 7mo ago
Absolutely not, Germany in general cares more about privacy than any other European country, which of course extends to cops, but you cannot extrapolate anything privacy-related from Germany as a continent-wide rule. If you really want
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by input_sh 7mo ago
Okay, how do you know? Let's go through this step-by-step, in your opinion, what's the difference between a real commitment and a not-real commitment that you can point to before there's a meaningful-enough emergency to make
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by input_sh 7mo ago
I'd work the same in pretty much any European country, as in you'd record them, you'd publish that, they'd make up some lame excuse why that's not allowed, it'd go to a court, and a judge would decide who was r
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by input_sh 7mo ago
I'd suggest you read the article or the Bluesky thread.
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by input_sh 7mo ago
...because he had competent people around him that he trusted enough to make decisions, and not former TV hosts. This isn't to say "oh he was just a puppet" nor "all US presidents are puppets", but to say that the d
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by input_sh 7mo ago
You seem to have a fundamental issue understanding what the term deterministic even means. If you give the same trivial task to the same human five times in a row, let's say wash the dishes, your dishes are either gonna be equally clea
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by input_sh 7mo ago
Until it produces predictable output, it's gambling. But it can't produce predictable output because it's a non-deterministic tool. What you're describing is increasing your odds while gambling, not that it's no
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by input_sh 7mo ago
Come on, compared to Google Workspace / Microsoft's whatever-it's-called-these-days, the cost of switching from one LLM provider to another is pretty much zero. Having an option at the back of your mind is all it takes righ
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by input_sh 7mo ago
For the same reason I care about Elon Musk's decisions after he purchased Twitter: I want more tech CEOs to publish as much of their bullshit online as possible for people to hopefully realise what their "superhuman productivity
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by input_sh 7mo ago
Wow, the astroturfing by other YC-funded CEOs over there in the comments is quite ridiculous.

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