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   by kalaksi 1y ago

   A classic, for sure. The page is still there: https://groups.google.com/g/shibboleth-users/c/EjvS2Cgio6c
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   by kalaksi 1y ago

   Just because industry moves to Asia (not purely european phenomenon), it obviously doesn't mean EU serves no other function. Or that moving industry is EU's goal per se. It's a bit more complicated and I'm sure you'
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   by kalaksi 1y ago

   I don't know, how does it relate to the claims in your comment?
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   by kalaksi 1y ago

   Oh, I'm well aware how Europe is and has been dependent on Russian fossil fuels. It's not simple to just end it quickly, but the progress is ongoing. I meant mostly everything else in your comment.
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   by kalaksi 1y ago

   Pretty wild claims, but I guess you're entitled to your opinion.
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   by kalaksi 1y ago

   On a desktop, I nowadays actually somewhat prioritize flatpaks. I can get recent versions, sandboxing and the configs and data are always in standard locations with predictable naming. They can be installed for user in home dir without root
7. 127.▲
   by kalaksi 1y ago

   Did you install the flatpaks for a user or system-wide?
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   by kalaksi 1y ago

   Disagree. And why wouldn't dep structure be cleanly inspectable.
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   by kalaksi 1y ago

   I live in EU and my bank also offers a separate MFA code generation device
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    by kalaksi 1y ago

    I think the GP was talking about usefulness of moderation in HN, Reddit, etc. in general. And parent was implying that filtering should exist only client-side (so no moderation by the platform), which I thought was unrealistic for some user
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    by kalaksi 1y ago

    That's a good anecdote! I can relate although my mistakes and almost-mistakes aren't related to power tools.
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    by kalaksi 1y ago

    And you just end up with poorly integrated moderation with extra steps when community starts cooperating to make it more efficient (e.g. maintaining filter lists). Or there's no effective moderation so people that want more curated con
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    by kalaksi 1y ago

    > Crypto advocates love this “drop in the bucket” excuse. Or so you think.
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    by kalaksi 1y ago

    That's basically me. While Steam can always be improved (and has been), it has worked well and to me looks better than the alternatives. Additionally, I trust Valve and value it's products. So I don't mind paying more and it&
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    by kalaksi 1y ago

    Yes, I have also been thinking how a similar reward system would work without tipping. Just use a bonus system based on customer feedback. And the flow could be very similar to how it is with tipping.
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    by kalaksi 1y ago

    I don't remember the specifics well, but under GDPR they'd be required to give breach notification to customers, maybe write a report and get audited and possibly get fined depending on the situation. Customers could demand compen
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    by kalaksi 1y ago

    If you have sufficient shutter speed (also depends if you have image stabilization), then I think the issue is probably focus. I also have a fuji camera. In manual mode, you can have focus indicator showing e.g. red dots in the in-focus are
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    by kalaksi 1y ago

    Those sound like the 2 extremes, though. You don't have to take a lot of gear or tune a lot of settings manually with dedicated camera if you don't want to, but it's an option if you want to have more control or go for the ul
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    by kalaksi 1y ago

    You're saying that a big number of shitcoins with a tiny market cap is somehow representative. Many coins, especially the big ones, have actual proper main points. Maybe this is an example of getting side-tracked.
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    by kalaksi 1y ago

    Not my experience, though, but our needs may differ. I've been using Protonmail for years with no issues. I used gmail previously and I prefer Protonmail. I also use the Calendar and occasionally Drive.
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    by kalaksi 1y ago

    > whatever properties make code easier for LLMs to analyze So double down on languages that are more represented in training data? I think it's still worthwhile to actually improve programming languages. Relying only on LLMs is frag
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    by kalaksi 1y ago

    For me, the ideal setup would be simple micropayments with 1 or 2 confirmation clicks and absolutely no subscriptions or accounts required. Just a simple payment. Subscriptions as an alternative could be possible of course. But I don't
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    by kalaksi 1y ago

    I always find this kind of reasoning shallow or somewhat circular. Plenty of tech in history has been too much ahead of their time, bogged down by missing related tech, a larger movement or otherwise didn't just make it big until later
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    by kalaksi 1y ago

    I don't use YT much, but if I did and paid for premium, I'd assume they'd still track me, monetize the data and utilize dark patterns and enshittified UX. What I mean is that, IMO, ads by themselves are only a small part of t
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    by kalaksi 1y ago

    Thanks! I've owned one windows phone (I liked the UI) and multiple android phones and don't remember anything like that. Maybe it was a problem on some earlier (or cheaper) phones since I waited a bit before buying a smartphone.
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    by kalaksi 1y ago

    You don't have to be snarky. If you actually have something to say, just say it so people can understand what you're even talking about.
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    by kalaksi 1y ago

    Compile what language?
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    by kalaksi 1y ago

    Isn't Vite for javascript though, which is, of course, a scripting language? Btw, I've used QML and Dioxus with rust (not for games). Both make hot reloading the GUI parts possible without recompiling since that part is basically
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    by kalaksi 1y ago

    Previous post from 2 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44234552
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    by kalaksi 1y ago

    You're probably joking but it has been for a long time.