kleiba

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   by kleiba 1y ago

   INAL but it is my understanding that this practice (registering a website with the same name of an existing third-party restaurant) is already a break of various existing laws, at least potentially. But, frankly, for small restaurants it&#x
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   by kleiba 1y ago

   Compared to the effort required to play in that field at all , making a video is almost negligible.
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   by kleiba 1y ago

   Does it run Doom? /ducks
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   by kleiba 1y ago

   This reminds me of the quote: "Félix L'Herbier learns that there are more links in his brain than atoms in the universe."
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   by kleiba 1y ago

   Great idea, but that also comes at an additional cost - who would you recommend should pay for that cost?
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   by kleiba 1y ago

   So only in "enterprise mode", huh. Interesting, thanks.
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   by kleiba 1y ago

   If that was true, hardly any company would be opposed to open sourcing their code base.
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   by kleiba 1y ago

   Boo for "Chrome only"! Could you find a work-around to support firefox as well?
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   by kleiba 1y ago

   These prices are nuts, in my opinion. It basically means that only companies can afford access to the latest offerings - this used to be the case for specialist software in the past (e.g., in the medical sector), but AI has the potential to
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    by kleiba 1y ago

    What grandparent means is that the AI enables human creativity in a new way.
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    by kleiba 1y ago

    Just curious: is your company happy sharing their code-base with an AI provider? Or are you using a local installation?
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    by kleiba 1y ago

    For a lot of tasks, productivity does not scale linearly with the amount of hours worked. When your shift is an hour longer, that doesn't necessarily mean that you get an hour more work done.
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    by kleiba 1y ago

    > An analysis of the emails and meetings of 3.1 million people in 16 global cities found that the average workday increased by 8.2 percent—or 48.5 minutes—during the pandemic’s early weeks. For comparison, companies in the EU have to a
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    by kleiba 1y ago

    Even when you "just" cannot guarantee that you can keep your car in your lane, you shouldn't be driving.
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    by kleiba 1y ago

    I also work in Germany and the code-switching has nothing to do with the question of precision, but simply because English is the technical language for CS. Also, Germans apparently like everything American, so some of their own words which
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    by kleiba 1y ago

    Apparently, the letter ß is not included which is used in German. That's why German is absent from the list of supported languages.
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    by kleiba 1y ago

    You can play a demo of VVVVVVV in your web browser here: https://www.kongregate.com/games/TerryCavanagh/vvvvvv-demo
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    by kleiba 1y ago

    StackOverflow has this feature that when you write a new question, it tries to fuzzy-match that up against existing questions. I wonder if an approach similar to yours, using search, could be employed on HN as well to reduce the number of d
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    Handmade Hero is on hiatus(mollyrocket.com)

    4 points by kleiba 1y ago|0 comments
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    by kleiba 1y ago

    Give German a try - trust me, you don't have to speak the language but anyone can tell that it's quite different in tone. No valley girls in Deutschland!
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    Verein Digitalcourage(en.wikipedia.org)

    1 points by kleiba 1y ago|0 comments
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    by kleiba 1y ago

    > Gemini and OpenAI deep research tools weren't getting the balanced/unbiased quality I desired. Could you elaborate, please?
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    by kleiba 1y ago

    You overlook the fact that the system integrates various sources into a coherent report. This in my opinion makes it more than just mere search.
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    by kleiba 1y ago

    I never thought I'd see the expressions "screen recording" and "stunning" being used together...
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    by kleiba 2y ago

    It's doomgeneric, as can be seen in the article, with a fairly small amount of modifications, as can be seen at the top of this page.
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    by kleiba 2y ago

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43213612
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    by kleiba 2y ago

    For what it's worth, the pay in my case was quite good, and there weren't any books, so that wasn't the issue.
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    by kleiba 2y ago

    OT: I hate that I cannot scroll the pictures on the left the way I want to.
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    by kleiba 2y ago

    That's normal for German IT, could be that more then 10 HN readers tried to access the site at the same time.
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    by kleiba 2y ago

    Fact: In the 1990s a reasonable capable computer was a significant expense on the order of $1K, and likely to be obsolete within 5 years. Most people's main "computer" these days is a smart phone with a similar price tag an