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by irae 5y ago
Seems to me that not a lot of people here understood deeply the purpose of the app, and maybe the app itself don't understand youtube deeply either. The app is aiming for privacy and most comments are about ad removal. What maybe both
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by irae 5y ago
And providing no email at all and using form submission with captcha will annoy a bunch people but will save you from a lot of spam ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by irae 5y ago
Progess is being made specially in lower and medium range of monitors. Apple took a large leap into giant monitors with high DPI. Most people don't care a lot about it, when you are not that close to the monitor, the retina effect is n
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by irae 5y ago
You can dig a 2 meter deep hole and store the batteries there. It won't freeze during the winder if left turned off. If you plan to turn it on on the holes, you might need to plan for heat dissipation though.
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by irae 5y ago
I haven't heard of Stripe Atlas. And it actually sounds like a good idea. I'll take a deeper look, but you could have a company in Brazil that interfaces with the company you create with Atlas. In none of my comments in this threa
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by irae 5y ago
AFAIK it works only for his first company, which is fair, MEI is ok for a first company. But not for serial projects like his, with many different areas of business. Also, sorry to say, but I would never have a MEI myself. The mixture of yo
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by irae 5y ago
Just for starters, every company is a liability for you as a person. Your "equivalent of credit score" will be forever impacted by each legal entity you start. A company in Brazil needs to fit into categories. So if you have an e-
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by irae 5y ago
No it is not. You might find it simple, if you don't compare to places that are easier. First you need to file all the paperwork. Then you wait. Once you get approvals, you can't do anything without a bank account, and opening the
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by irae 5y ago
You can't really configure your car after you bought it either. Or your blender or your hair dryer. Not everything in the world needs to be configurable to be good. Yes, when moving from Windows to Mac, people miss stuff that could be
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by irae 5y ago
That is not the first time I see one of your stories and it always brings me a smile to see your new ideas and how implement them. It also amazes me how some countries make it so easy to open a business. Doing so in Brazil would be a legal
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by irae 5y ago
Apple is not known for good web services. The App Store being a fork of iTunes Store and the Mac App Store building on the same unstable foundation. Sure they are getting better and better, but still... Apple will want to scale this from th
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by irae 5y ago
It would still be a good idea to have backend check for this. - If javascript breaks, (or get blocked by extensions) there should be a check for contradictory answers. - If on future iterations on the UI (more often than backend) logic brea
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by irae 5y ago
It could be argued as censorship only if they have it enabled on the whole platform and on the hypothetical video you mentioned it decides to turn off for whatever reason. Censorship is against an individual or a target group. Since they an
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by irae 5y ago
You have a valid point, and to some extent government should continue to be people centric. But there is value in replacing a some of the system in place by code. IMO, a lot of ambiguous laws and polices create different outcomes for simila
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by irae 5y ago
> If you shut down Bitcoin mining it's immediately worth nothing. Except that it is impossible ever shut down Bitcoin mining at once( ). It might be more similar to gold than what you think. There are too many incentives to keep it
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by irae 5y ago
Maybe you also remember batteries wore terrible, especially durability. It was quite common to see people replacing batteries on less than 1 year old laptops. Nowadays batteries easily endure 2 to 5 years without becoming useless. Sure, the
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by irae 5y ago
Yeah, Office got a lot better, but Adobe is still plain malware. Here is one way to work around it: - Create a new partition, install macOS and have each bootable partition have its own different FileVault password for encryption. - You can
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by irae 5y ago
The T2 chips were a bold move and probably necessary for Apple as a transition plan. Imagine all the features it provides (Touch ID, secure boot, disk encryption) arriving only with the M1 Macs? Firmware and software needed to see the light
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by irae 5y ago
I love RethinkDB. I really believe it is a database that deserves more attention. We've been running on it for six years and it is flawless, easy to use. Like any other database you need to understand how it performs and how to query e
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by irae 5y ago
Oh yeah, blame "nuclear", the science, for a mistake of a socialist regime. * One one side no regulation, people living in fear of their superiors, money being drawn and sent to compete on the race to the moon and other reasons. *
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by irae 5y ago
Some basic math makes believe the Monterey menu bar might be 74px height. (3456 * 10/16)-2234 = -74 (3024 * 10/16)-1964 = -74 Which means both models have a 16:10 ratio + 74 extra pixels in heigh. Clearly they are adding stuff for
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by irae 5y ago
This development is probably only feasible because UK left EU. EU has too much debate going on to be pragmatic about solving the climate challenge. They are blind with renewables (which are all good, but will take 3x or 4x more decades to d
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by irae 5y ago
Many comments saying sports and streaming is hard work. Well, no doubt it is. Many pulling 12h or 16h work days. I agree. Nevertheless, anyone that manage to have 5+ millions USD in property and savings before they are 30 got to a level of
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by irae 5y ago
Most comments listing which streamers earn more, commenting on this being only part of their revenue, etc. Would be way more interest to me to know the distribution of people giving away their money. I personally spend about $20 a month on
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by irae 5y ago
Sports and Entertainment has always been a way to leap frog hard work. I am not saying at all it is not deserved. I am quite ok with them earning millions. But it does make a lot of us pull this comparison, both in achievements for humanity
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by irae 5y ago
I never seen any of them put themselves "outside" of the left-right spectrum. I probably read what they say in a different way. What I see both movements doing is not align enough to either side to position themselves as such. You
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by irae 5y ago
Everything must have a start. He of course have supporters and media attention. All of the questions are valid, I guess. But I would not call it a missing party, just you didn't find it yet. Also, ask on Twitter and you might get a lot
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by irae 5y ago
Symptom might be the same, but the root causes are completely different. Most people in their 40s that work as a developer already left Brazil or work remotely for overseas. What do you think this does to the market? Also, all the labour la
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by irae 5y ago
yes
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by irae 5y ago
What I am about to say has nothing to do with endorsing Apples decisions. But people in developed countries tend to miss what happen in less favorable places. Two major problems: Robbery and used iPhone scams. Where I live, I often decide t

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