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by mschild 1y ago
If self hosting is an option, I've found Signature PDF to be quite good. https://github.com/24eme/signaturepdf?tab=readme-ov-file#sig...
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by mschild 1y ago
I'd imagine the opportunity cost and man power. Even though McKinsey should do the work they will need access to people and information to accomplish it.
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by mschild 1y ago
Id argue that at this point, Microsoft isn't selling Windows. They're selling everything/anything touching their platform. Copilot, Office, Azure, gamepass. Almost all of these have a yearly subscription price that exceeds or
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by mschild 1y ago
Not sure how they are involved in this discussion nor do I know their current ideology besides the media reports, but collaborators were/are not uncommon. Abraham Gancwajch, for example, seemed to have no issue with betraying his peopl
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by mschild 1y ago
> I can't say that I have seen any party documents floating around There are quite literally millions of well recorded documents, pictures, movies, personal accounts of affected people available about what Nazism did and does. If yo
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by mschild 1y ago
Part of being a Nazi means the sincere believe that the Aryan race is superior to all others and that eradicating them is a sensible goal. Thats not a political view. Its one of racism and finding genocide acceptable. I would sincerely hope
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by mschild 1y ago
How does that help the European Space Agency?
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by mschild 1y ago
ESA has in the recent past used SpaceX rockets to deliver payloads. [0] ESA now has the ability but my comment was specifically pointing out that ESA absolutely should have the independent ability to launch equipment. https://www
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by mschild 1y ago
Its not urgent until the US government starts blocking ESA from launching anything unless the EU agrees to some trade deal. Being independent isn't necessarily about lower cost. Its about having an alternative that you control.
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by mschild 1y ago
I think that always depends entirely on the docs and how people are instructed to use them. From a software engineer standpoint, we have a larger collection of docs for the internal platform we run. The docs for other engineers follow the d
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by mschild 1y ago
Yup. A little known company called Bosch started offering this in Germany and Netherlands. https://www.bluemovement.com/nl-en
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by mschild 1y ago
Please, and I say this with love, seek psychological help. If that's the only thing from stopping you, you need to talk to someone.
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by mschild 1y ago
This might work if you already have a network, but otherwise good luck getting through to people on the phone. HR will answer the generic questions, but tell you to apply online. Cold "calling" people on LinkedIn is a shot in the
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by mschild 1y ago
Agree. Give me a metal one or design the cups so that I don't need one at all.
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by mschild 1y ago
For most you don't. But if you buy loose cherry tomatoes, having 30 of them rolling around everywhere isn't exactly practical. Thats easily solved though by simple buying some reusable fruit/veggie net. Essentially the same a
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by mschild 1y ago
He did make a reference to the double jeopardy law in the US though which, if I'm not mistaken, explicitly prohibits exactly that type of behaviour.
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by mschild 1y ago
Highly recommend [0]selfh.st if you are looking for software to run locally. Its a maintained directory for open and closed source software. [0] https://selfh.st/apps/
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by mschild 1y ago
I'm conflicted. On the one hand, curtailing free speech is a problem and a lot of governments have started doing it to a massive degree. On the other hand, social networks are a cancer that are used to spread misinformation, steal info
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by mschild 1y ago
The currently installed fibre cables work just as well as they did a year ago. Calling them obsolete is a bit of stretch. Besides, I think most homes are not even close to using the full capability of what fibre can offer nor do a lot of pe
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by mschild 1y ago
Didn't Meta do the exact same thing? https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/artificial-intell...
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by mschild 1y ago
Why does a gas station need an app?
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by mschild 1y ago
What does the alternative look like though? Sure tech companies pay engineers well, but there's plenty of other jobs requiring a college degree that don't reach that salary level.
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by mschild 1y ago
Yes, fully agree. Like I said: solving a customers problem is top priority but regardless of the solution it should be documented and shared. At minimum it can give pm and engineers insights into common issues and potential improvements.
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by mschild 1y ago
Then incentives and (I hate this word) KPIs aren't aligned. That's arguably a somewhat separate problem though.
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by mschild 1y ago
I think a mix of both is best. If support can quickly solve a customer issue they should. But they also should make note of it and pass it along.
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by mschild 1y ago
OSS is fair. From the product page I don't see how that mainboard is more repairable than a typical ITX one though. As far as I can tell, you also cannot change the CPU on it so even less than a typical desktop mainboard.
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by mschild 1y ago
Right, but why go with mobile at all? I get the laptops. For desktop you already have thousands of choices though and reparability, assuming its not some proprietary Dell/HP desktop, is already as good as it gets without breaking out y
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by mschild 1y ago
Adoption. You'd have to onboard hundreds/thousands of banks and terminal providers so they accept/give out your card. I excpect the underlying technical stuff isn't that hard compared to getting people and companies to a
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by mschild 1y ago
> Why would anyone trust your friend (as an investor or customer) ever again when they’ve shown such profound disregard for user data and their IP? Plenty of people probably. There are hundreds of businesses that constantly get exposed f
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by mschild 1y ago
> They should add some “brake cleaning” mode Also known as breaking. You could just do that once in a while.

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