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by kuschku 2y ago
Quoting another user in this thread: > One datapoint is that Google rewrote their Google Docs app in KMM (which doesn't include UI, that's Compose Multiplatform), replacing their legacy in-house framework. They intend to write
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by kuschku 2y ago
By that same argument, you could also make security patches exclusive to the enterprise version for a certain amount of time after they've been released. Only big corporations need security, after all, if a small company gets hacked, w
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by kuschku 2y ago
The issue are sites that only have that "call us" option and no priced plans whatsoever.
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by kuschku 2y ago
Plan S: $ Plan M: $$ Plan L: $$$ Custom: Call +1 555 1234 5678
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by kuschku 2y ago
It'd be 100% if SSO was commonly included.
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by kuschku 2y ago
OIDC is the only way to get proper 2FA into all services without adding tons of friction. Friction reduces acceptance and usage of 2FA. Every service that puts SSO in an enterprise tier is a security risk and shouldn't be touched with
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by kuschku 2y ago
If you waste my time by hiding the pricing on your website, it's just fair that I'll waste your time in return. So whenever a site has hidden the pricing, I'll submit a few requests to make sure it costs them just as much tim
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by kuschku 2y ago
> But the GPU vendors already provide this directly (Nvidia, Intel, and AMD). It can absolutely be done at no extra cost to the user. There are also open source software decoders that can be installed and play nice with WMF. Somehow I do
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by kuschku 2y ago
Sure, but that's exactly my point: The primary factor limiting EU startups isn't regulation, it's that they don't have access to a large, homogeneous, monolinguistic market
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by kuschku 2y ago
> Edit Where by "expanded to the US" is literally "failed to capture any significant market for a long time" Sure, but they still decided to expand to the US, despite a worse outlook, before expanding to the remaining
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by kuschku 2y ago
I edited the comment with a few more numbers, if you'd like to re-read it.
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by kuschku 2y ago
There's literally a section on the Wikipedia article detailling how it launched in a handful of countries, expanded to the US, and only then expanded to most of the EU: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spotify#Geograp
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by kuschku 2y ago
> There's no reason Firefox couldn't do the same. > It relies on decoders exposed by the host OS, negating the need to license a software decoder. Windows requires you to pay (!) to get access to h265 decoding. Someone needs
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by kuschku 2y ago
That's... quite misleading? The MK4 with input shaping is limited by extrusion speed, not the motion system. The printers are both pretty identical in performance today. And while CoreXY has significantly more headroom in case you&#x27
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by kuschku 2y ago
Sure, but that's not any different in EU. Lobbyism exists here, too. But the social differences of the two markets remain.
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by kuschku 2y ago
And once you've got control of one EU country, expanding to another EU country is just as complicated as expanding to the US is. So if you're spending the same effort anyway, expanding to the US with 300 million people is much mor
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by kuschku 2y ago
That depends entirely on your definition of "behind". The MK4 delivers pretty much the same quality at the same speed as the P1P. Paying 30% more to get an open-source, fully modular, fully repairable and customizable product that
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by kuschku 2y ago
Regulation isn't going to stop innovation that much, or the tech industry wouldn't be in california. The primary difference is that the US is one homogenous, huge market. If I build something in California, to California's la
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by kuschku 2y ago
While the cheaper 3D printers are mostly chinese, Prusa is still a non-chinese option :)
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by kuschku 2y ago
Some what related, two awesome links: Nearest star to us, over time: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:NearSunStarsSimple.j... Star closest to the north pole, over time: https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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by kuschku 2y ago
YouTube recommends encoding master files for 1080p30 at 8 Mbps. BluRay tends to encode 1080p30 at 50 Mbps ATSC using 18 Mbps for 1080p30 is quite a lot in comparison.
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by kuschku 2y ago
> Hardware support has also been ubiquitous for a while now. With how limited browser support for h265 is, I always have to encode an h264 version anyway. At that point I just encode a 720p h264, a 1080p h264, and a 4K HDR AV1 encode of
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by kuschku 2y ago
"Cameras all use H.265", curious , what cameras are you referring to? While some cameras do support it, it's much more common to use ProRes, DNxHD/DNxHR or h264 in all-intra mode (as e.g. in XAVC-I and XAVC-S-I). h265, o
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by kuschku 2y ago
How much of Nvidia's value do you think comes from the chips? Chips are a commodity, AMD's chips have been better and cheaper than Nvidia for many years. The reason Nvidia's value has been so inflated is the software stack an
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by kuschku 2y ago
> almost to a point where the author seems to suggest it's stored somewhere else entirely These "the brain isn't a computer" essays never quite say it but obviously assume the existence of a kind of "soul".
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by kuschku 2y ago
Yes, that's PTFE aka Teflon.
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by kuschku 2y ago
If I'm signing a contract to sell you something I don't have, e.g., the Brooklyn Bridge, then I'm liable. If you sign a contract to license something to Adobe that you don't have the rights to, you're now at fault.
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by kuschku 2y ago
This "breaking their spirit" is precisely why so many adults nowadays have major issues figuring out what they want to do with their life. Every bit of joy has been methodically stripped away from them over years. That kind of sch
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by kuschku 2y ago
I was that kid (though I'd hit my head against walls, not punch myself), and 20 years later I can tell you that autism does have its advantages. The suffering wasn't caused by my autism, but by society forcing me to behave in a wa
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by kuschku 2y ago
To neurotypical people ABA may look successful, but its success comes from breaking the spirit of autistic children. It's just traumatizing you until you stop feeling anything and just learn how to fake the happy reactions expected of

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