moqmar

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by moqmar 3y ago
How do you define "commercial software"? Spotify, Zoom, Steam, Discord, Postman, IDEA Ultimate, and lots of other end-user software that is built by companies and where people pay for things (i.e. commercial software?) is availabl
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by moqmar 3y ago
Excel, SAP, AutoCAD, Photoshop, and many many others. All require quite a bit of training even if you already know similar software.
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by moqmar 3y ago
For one person, at one point in time, sure, even though it'd be a quite complex one. But with an AI used by a thousand companies to replace one team member each, they're replacing a thousand of different "reward functions&quo
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by moqmar 3y ago
I think that's exactly the point: someone sells something as a phone, but doesn't even have the most basic features every phone since way before 2007 has . Sure, for an actually marketable product, you also need wifi & blueto
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by moqmar 4y ago
Or maybe, just maybe, it's not really possible to solve that issue once and for all for all companies in the world, but is rather dependent on team culture and can differ between teams and be a factor in why some people choose one job
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by moqmar 4y ago
TBH, to me Swarm always feels like something way more complex than Compose, but also way less flexible than Kubernetes. For most people, I guess they either want simplicity, or a full flexible cluster with a great ecosystem.
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by moqmar 4y ago
Those might be the reasons, not the conditions, especially point 2 which can't possibly change. You could find different reasons to love them, even if those points were to change. I think most people believe conditional love to be depe
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by moqmar 4y ago
Mastodon has quite good moderation tools, so you probably just can use those.
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by moqmar 4y ago
I think TLS client certificates are basically the equivalent to this approach.
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by moqmar 4y ago
Communication with the other roles you work with is key though in that case, otherwise you'll have chaos - e.g. because the waiters don't know that the bartender took the table, or because the cooks need things the next morning th
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by moqmar 4y ago
You don't, but you can still use it. Btrfs is stable, it's just the feature for RAID 5/6 that's explicitly marked experimental and potentially dangerous with known architectural issues. There was a time when that was a b
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by moqmar 4y ago
That is why VPS providers are cheaper than running your own hardware, at least assuming you're not always fully utilizing it. Cloud providers on the other hand, they don't really sell the resources - they mainly sell convenience,
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by moqmar 4y ago
Organic Maps is better for an average user to simply explore new places, OsmAnd is better if you want a customizable map for a specific use case (especially hiking or cycling).