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by moooo99 2y ago
> Well you have no rights when you expose a server to the internet. Technically you don’t, but there are still laws that affect what you can legally do when accessing the web. Beyond the copyright issues that have been outlined by people
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by moooo99 2y ago
> there will be job market and the people will compete in it maybe there will be. I'm sure there also is a market for Walkman somewhere, its just exceedingly small. The proclaimed goal is to displace workers on a grand scale. This i
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by moooo99 2y ago
> How about the ones who work hard to shape the way we adopt the technology to societal benefit ? they are heavily outnumbered and "outfunded"
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by moooo99 2y ago
> And Angular might eventually run out of steam, but it's been around even longer than React, if you want to count the Angular1 and Angular2+ days together. I think this is true but also misses some aspects. Take Angular as an examp
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by moooo99 2y ago
I love the effort that is going on here. I'm just curious about some of the efforts taken here. The Docs seems like a good approach to just build it, but really wondering what the motivation behind building another video chat platform
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by moooo99 2y ago
But we’re not talking about a grocery store as a comparison, we’re dealing primarily with transaction processing. And for that Apples IAP fee of 30% is about ten times higher than elsewhere.
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by moooo99 2y ago
> The DMA is about developer choice, not consumers Ultimately it is about both. The idea behind that is pretty much the idea of capitalism: competition drives innovation. While I personally do not care about the alternative stores, I car
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by moooo99 2y ago
> Spark is for when you have a hundreds of machines worth of processing to do Absolutely agree. However, most uses of Spark I've seen in my career are people thinking they have hundreds of machines worth of processing to do.
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by moooo99 2y ago
Im disappointed they still partnered up despite the investment from Springer
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by moooo99 2y ago
Unfortunately Qwant has received major investments from Axel Springer which makes it an absolute no-go for me. A little disappointed with Ecosia in this regard to be honest, considering many Springer affiliated outlets are notorious for pus
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by moooo99 2y ago
Ecosia themselves does not really plant trees. Instead they pay out money to different projects all around the world. They are very transparent about it. They list the amounts paid, the partners, the tree species, etc. They are also fairly
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by moooo99 2y ago
> Says whom? I do and given the practice is pretty common, it seems like most people would. To be clear, the incentive is: you make more money when you can produce energy cheaper than everybody else. > In the electricity world, this k
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by moooo99 2y ago
I do not think this option alone would suffice, but I think Mozilla under estimates people’s willingness to donate to the development of Firefox specifically. Nowadays Mozilla seems to be focused on many things, just not their browser. I do
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> For residential uses, heating, cooling, and refrigeration are the main uses. Heating and cooling can be offloaded into grid peak availability hours relatively easily with the price serving as a reliable trigger. This assumes proper ins
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by moooo99 2y ago
So are we going to ignore Sodium Ion batteries then that are looking to enter mass production?
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> Turns out the “ideal market” is a dystopia instead of the intended utopia. Why? This market is pretty much ideal and sets the right incentives. You have little to no information asymmetry, you need to strike a price that clears the mar
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by moooo99 2y ago
The Ladybird project is targeting an alpha release in 2026. they do make a lot of progress, but they are nowehere near a „proper release“.
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by moooo99 2y ago
> If parking somewhere requires an app, or eating at a restaurant requires a QR code, I'm just going to go somewhere else. I always hated this kind of technology use. I love technology when it is used to do things that were not poss
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by moooo99 2y ago
> Some customers might not notice, for some it'll suggest you're heavily EU focused - be aware .fr, .de, etc are definately a thing, and some might mistake you for a government agency offshoot. I am not sure about .fr, but I ca
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by moooo99 2y ago
Huh, what in the world are you talking about. If you’re torrenting and you happen to get caught, you will receive a letter from some copyright lawyer with a fine of X amount as well as a cease and desist. The only knock on your door is the
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by moooo99 2y ago
Don’t forget about skin cancers. Screening for it is easily among the least invasive and least uncomfortable screening procedures for any kind of cancer, yet many people miss the opportunity for an early diagnosis
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by moooo99 2y ago
This is it, I am not sure how people can be so dismissive about the risks of over diagnosis. However, usually there are studies done to carefully weigh the risks and benefits of testing likes this. I would expect tests like these to become
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Fines
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by moooo99 2y ago
I’ve spent some time looking into swift as well and was quite pleased with the overall language, it really contained some really good ideas. This makes it a bit of a shame that it is tied so closely to Apple
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by moooo99 2y ago
Apparently their S3 is running entirely based on a native implementation and offers substantial performance improvements over the AWS SDK. Bun seems to be a little inspired by the Go language design. It is batteries included and it has a su
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by moooo99 2y ago
I mean, I technically see why authentication may be something they want to consider, especially for the less technically inclined users that Bambu is very obviously targeting. However, this can be easily achieved without bricking every sing
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by moooo99 2y ago
> Open source didn't compete on quality for price. Well, Open Source did compete on one quality very well: being open, hackable and staying that way. With this being removed from Bambu lab printers it seems as if this is a very much
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by moooo99 2y ago
Without an additional layer you will have to be happy with a single vertically scaled instance of your application. If you want to resort to horizontal scaling, you can look into something like LiteFS
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by moooo99 2y ago
> But German energy policy????? Yeah that already was a mess before 2022 and only turned worse since then. And remember, what I outlined is only the surface of the electricity generation debate. It gets even worse when you turn towards m
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by moooo99 2y ago
Honestly speaking, I don't know for sure but I also spend time thinking about it and figured it mostly comes down to the politics of the issue. Although I can only comment on the German part of the issue, the overall discourse is likel

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