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by moooo99 4y ago
It’s not trying to do that. It’s trying to regulate the data collection and processing of users in its territory. On the other hand, CLOUD act was trying to regulate data on foreign servers.
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by moooo99 4y ago
Strictly speaking it is a partnership, but given the extremely high investment earlier this year [1], one could almost consider that ownership. [1] https://openai.com/blog/openai-and-microsoft-extend-partners...
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by moooo99 4y ago
That totally depends on what you're looking for. Some of my favorites are - Primer (academic subjects) - Linking your Thinking (tutorials for Obsidian) - Stuff Made Here (Entertaining and impressive robotics projects) - a life engineer
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by moooo99 4y ago
Its also worth mentioning that there are express connections between big cities that are relatively close. For example, there is a sprinter connection between Nürnberg and Munich that takes about 90 minutes using a regional train instead of
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Ask HN: People on non-US keyboard layouts, how do you use keybindings?
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by moooo99 4y ago
Unfortunately this is not a possible key combination in many non-US keyboard layouts.
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by moooo99 4y ago
Feedback: Please add a button. This seems super useful, but unfortunately I can't test it. I'm on a non US Layout and can't use the shortcut "cmd + /". On my keyboard a "/" is opt + 7 and using &
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by moooo99 4y ago
I feel like big data has rarely lived in most organizations. My own experience working in large orgs largely supports the point that collected data is rarely queried. But this is rarely due to a lack of interest, it is mostly because a) nob
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by moooo99 4y ago
Sorry, I totally missed your reply. Most of my lights are smart LEDs connected to my HomeAssistant server. From there its just a simple automation that increases the lights brightness over a five minute interval before triggering an acousti
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by moooo99 4y ago
You are probably right. But at the same time, there are a bunch of good desktop apps that would not exist without electron (or at least not in the way we know them today). But it still surprises me that Discord of all seems to care so littl
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by moooo99 4y ago
No kids either. 7:45 Fall out of bed thanks to multiple alarm clocks and a DIY daylight alarm 8:00 Join our team standup meeting 8:30 Get breakfast, a cup of tea and make the plan for the day 8:45 Start with my plan 12:15 - 13:00 Lunch brea
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by moooo99 4y ago
> They are not very standing out, all big german companys have that model? Its pretty much mandatory for many big German companies
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by moooo99 4y ago
You are making the mistake of assuming that the average internet user behaves in a similar way to you. However, the fact alone that you are using HN suggests that this is likely not the case. I used to have a similar sentiment to you, based
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by moooo99 4y ago
Screening is more widespread and so is general awareness for symptoms. This leads to earlier diagnosis which generally has a better outlook than later stages. Then there's also general progress in terms of surgical procedures as well a
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by moooo99 4y ago
> I've been out of automotive for 20 years but never met anyone who would compromise normal operational safety. There is nothing to gain with not taking safety seriously, but fortunes to loose. Many of the software components of tra
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by moooo99 4y ago
Not to forget they will manufacture it for 1/3rd of the price, often with 1/4th of the quality of the original part but still will put your logo onto it. And you as the original part maker then to struggle with the damage to your
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by moooo99 4y ago
No, Cloudflare is a company that offers many products. And the services utilized by the project (Pages, D1, R2) would most likely be classified as PaaS by most.
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by moooo99 4y ago
Most people consider self-hosting as "running service x yourself", which I think i fair considering most people treat self-hosting as an alternative to SaaS offers
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by moooo99 4y ago
If you go to the extent of including inflation, you should also account for the fact that your income will also likely increase - with raises accounting for inflation and career progression - making the price of a tool that can provide so m
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by moooo99 4y ago
Thats what I thought, thats about half the annual operating cost of my personal vehicle. And it does provide me with a lot of value. Its for brainstorming, maintaining contacts, keeping track of projects, etc. Just a side observation: Many
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by moooo99 4y ago
I am curious, is there any issue with just purchasing the license? I started out using Obsidian just for university related stuff but found it incredibly useful, so I ended up purchasing the license myself. While I'm not a big fan of s
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by moooo99 4y ago
I feel like this is somewhat misguided > and so o I've been happily living a workaholics' lifestyle since. That is one key aspect. I'm not a workaholic and most other people aren't either. I do somewhat enjoy my work,
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by moooo99 4y ago
Is he really though? I did view a bunch of his videos and realized the "Dropshipping course" for 294$. I obviously haven't watched the course, but dropshipping is basically one of the most popular "get rich quick schemes
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by moooo99 4y ago
I fell into this whole startup hustle bubble a while ago, obviously I also read the book "Rich dad, poor dad". At least I tried, it was bad. Not only was it unrealistic, it also dismissed a whole lot of external factors at play at
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by moooo99 4y ago
> This is just startup porn. It’s the same in any category (make money flipping houses!, crypto!, etc.) As a rule of thumb, assume 99% of influencers are full of shit. Stay off instagram. This 100x! Many of the big influencers in these i
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by moooo99 4y ago
German officials have had a whole lot of groundbreaking visions for as long as I can remember. The visions were never the issue but the delivery. I remember Peter Altmaier claiming in 2017 that in 2021 any government service will be accessi
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by moooo99 4y ago
Presumably budgets. Over the last decade or so, German politics developed the fetishization of the "Schuldenbremse", an attempt to reduce the national debt (which is already fairly low) no matter what. Unfortunately the way they w
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by moooo99 4y ago
Its hilarious. I recently moved and wanted to update the registration info for my car. My city boasts about having an "online self service for anything you'd usually need" (sad enough that this alone is a rare achievement), s
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by moooo99 4y ago
For banking a fairly well known identification provider is "Postident", a service offered by Deutsche Post. They offer plenty of ways to actually authenticate. The classic one is that you receive a voucher, go to a post shop, the
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by moooo99 4y ago
This! I did play around with ChatGPT for a while and found its responses to be incredibly generic. While they seem impressive at the first glance, in many cases it seemed like the responses seem like the first google result with some keywor

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