jarym

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by jarym 12d ago
It was during covid, during a time when people were starting to think retail would never go back to normal and everyone would switch to exclusively online buying. It was a bet that was unsupported by data (there wasn't any) and turned
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by jarym 12d ago
https://andrewdremin.com/nike-dtc-strategy-failure-2026/ talks about how they changed their approach to product development to rehash old designs for a more fashion led approach.
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by jarym 12d ago
Depressingly, I believe you are right.
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by jarym 12d ago
We keep reading different variations of the same story over and over - different companies and industries but make the same fatal mistakes. 1) Let the 'spreadsheet people' take over, every decision is now allegedly based on '
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by jarym 14d ago
The real issue here is they’ve been dishonest and less than candid with their customers. Trust broken, words out, and their statement doesn’t really do anything to mending that.
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by jarym 17d ago
Japanese electronics started off the same way post-war.
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by jarym 18d ago
Like bunny.net - its still tiny compared to CF but hopefully they will grow and won't adopt the crappier bits of CF.
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by jarym 19d ago
They used to make some nice equipment but I’ve stopped buying anything from LG and share that recommendation to friends and family. I know I’m not the only one so I’m sure LG are experiencing the results of consumer democracy.
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by jarym 25d ago
No expert but mechanical parts all built to the same specification and used in more or less the same manner can fail around the same time. We see that in commercial aviation a lot which is why when there’s so much as 2 instances of a simila
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by jarym 25d ago
What’s the best real alternative to 1Password? I’d want: Secure with sharing capability, multi device sync and nice UX
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by jarym 25d ago
> I think the golden age of music streaming is coming to an end There was a world before Spotify. Though the music labels didn’t much like that world we can easily go back to it.
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by jarym 29d ago
That’s what the kasmweb images on dockerhub are - desktop apps containerised
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by jarym 29d ago
Low trust or not, we still have to deal with trolls.
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by jarym 29d ago
100%. They had a place back when banks barely knew what the internet was. But I think their time has passed.
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by jarym 29d ago
What are you talking about? My GH profile is not my HN name. If you don’t have a valid point why post rubbish?
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by jarym 29d ago
> raised three separate PRs to correct spelling and grammar mistakes in comments. > The changes were harmless and correct, > I closed all three PRs without comment. What is this article? I get real ‘AI slop PRs’ are nightmares - bu
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by jarym 1mo ago
‘Uncontrolled’ - surely the control point was the initial application being submitted from abroad? It was very much ‘controlled’. We lost SO many European workers due to the obsession with EU Freedom of Movement that entire sectors like nur
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by jarym 1mo ago
Seems like the only thing more expensive and damaging these days than being an enemy of the US is being an ally! Wonder how long it’ll be before Trump throws his toys out the pram again. Wouldn’t be surprised if he moans his allies have aba
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by jarym 1mo ago
Next GrapheneOS feature: Travel mode, disable unlock until clear of ‘the US border’
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by jarym 1mo ago
Is the government not hacking the law with its weird interpretations and assertions?
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by jarym 2mo ago
From now on I swear if I launch a new product I will call it ClosedXXX
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by jarym 2mo ago
Getting to grips with each new model does require some tweaking and experimentation. So far I've found Opus 5 to repeatedly pause its work and give me some seemingly randomly invented decisions to make.
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by jarym 2mo ago
Enjoyed reading the article and I am sad as well to read about any failed startup but especially British ones. I've tried at various points over the past 2 decades and can confirm: trying to sell startup software into the UK (and Europ
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by jarym 2mo ago
Love it
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by jarym 2mo ago
Bandwidth costs money not to mention if it was truly free it would probably be an abuse vector. Cloudflare offer 1000Gb free per month - https://www.cloudflare.com/products/turn-sfu/ and pricing beyond that isn&#x
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by jarym 2mo ago
2 things: a) Government plays a part in the cost of things - especially years of mis-investment around energy generation has sent British prices to the stratosphere and employment taxation levels greater than those 'cheaper' produ
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by jarym 2mo ago
Yep, same can be said of manufacturing capability in general. If you don't have a manufacturing base then inevitably when there's a war you may find yourself unable to build defense components.
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by jarym 2mo ago
Yes, first of all its fully web-native and works over WebTransport + WebRTC plus uses hardware encoding (on host) and decoding (on client) to minimise latency and CPU usage. Plus I'm adding a lot of support for mobile/tablet/
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by jarym 3mo ago
A Remote Desktop tool for Mac and Windows https://forge.emrul.dev/agents/portal-desktop/releases Still a few weeks away from getting everything working but it’s functional already and I have a half dozen regular u
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by jarym 3mo ago
Quite amusing we have decades of human written code much of it sub standard and yet no one demanded proof till now of Open Source projects having to ‘demonstrate’ anything. If ya don’t wanna use it, don’t. Simple.

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