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by nolok 3y ago
I don't know about ChatGPT, but for me Phind [1] really lowered my SO usage [1] https://www.phind.com/
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by nolok 3y ago
Instead of closing your service, may I recommend switching to payplug.com ? Started as a small smartup, now bought by a french main bank chain but has english documentation, very clean API, easy to get support, low fees. Easily handle refun
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by nolok 3y ago
I've met Steve, and I have to disagree. In my view he is ego-driven and is not really thoughtful nor considerate. Is it possible that parent is right? That the damage done to reddit by these boycotts or the reaction to them is as bad i
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by nolok 3y ago
Stackoverflow has over 500 employees ?!
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by nolok 3y ago
Yeah but reddit is trying to have an IPO this very year
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by nolok 3y ago
I fully agree, and to go one step "further" in that reasonning, there seems to be two ways on that street: one is the massive headset, which is a pain and whose only viable purpose for which people will accept wearing it seem to b
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by nolok 3y ago
Yes and no. I'm this thread's OP and like I said in the main post I believe they should go against google/chrome too to impose some rules.
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by nolok 3y ago
Because that was the original pain point and the one that made the news ("Windows N is the version that can't play video or audio files" makes clicks), but Windows N is actually the version where every optionnal component is
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by nolok 3y ago
I agree, it's essentially their proof of concept for "see ? it's not actually embedded we can work without"
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by nolok 3y ago
> So you decided to personally attack and gaslight people because you have some irrational belief in something that is fundamentally undemocratic and corrupt. No, I decided that if someone's answer is false enough that it sounds exa
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by nolok 3y ago
The EU woke up too late for that MS/IE situation, but it did lead to some massively good thing (in my opinion): documentation of office file format, of SMB protocol, decoupling on IE and Windows Media Player ("Windows N" was
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by nolok 3y ago
Monopoly is not a necessary condition for antitrust case.
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by nolok 3y ago
> It's a matter of competence. EU is a massive technocrat apparatus with countless incompetent unelected failed teachers, political scientists, and MBA's. With that level of "knowledge" about the EU and how it works a
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by nolok 3y ago
As the owner and operator of small (<25 employees each) companies in the EU directly affected by the GDPR, I disagree with you. Implementing it has required work but mostly due to the need to change habits, it didn't add any real bu
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by nolok 3y ago
Which mean there is still time to stop their abuse in Windows, unlike last time with internet explorer when we reacted too late. Changing browsers went from a simple and smooth experience in 7/8, to one with roadblocks and warning in 1
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by nolok 3y ago
I don't disagree with you but an insufficient regulation is still better than none though.
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by nolok 3y ago
I think monopoly is not the right term, but I don't know the correct one. They control a huge share of one market, and they use it to force their way into another in an unfair way (Microsoft: windows to push edge and keep making it def
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by nolok 3y ago
I know some people on here don't like the EU "over regulating/sanctionning" tech companies telling them what to do when they misbehave and refuses to play nicely (eg Apple usb-c, to take one that was clearly controversia
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by nolok 3y ago
"Unlimited Holiday/PTO/Whatever" is a wolf in sheep clothing when you realize the dynamic and psychology of it. Here is a serie of fun facts about paid time off in many parts of europe, and specifically in France where I
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by nolok 3y ago
I don't know this website but for France it says 38k€/year on average. Which means they're not using the total salary but the post employer's taxes. I'm using France for reference, and approximate number for the sak
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by nolok 3y ago
He's not saying they don't need cash, he's saying they're not desperate for cash. As-in, they need a lot of cash, but there are more business and investors, willing to give them more money than they need.
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by nolok 3y ago
Most people who are against trackers are not against the website they visit getting valuable information about which page they use or not, or the order in which they use each page to figure out which path work or not, etc ... They are again
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by nolok 3y ago
If site A and site B both uses GA, then GA track them across both internally for their stats (and it helps google in figuring out the same user has interest A and interest B). Matomo promises to not do the same link across properties on the
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by nolok 3y ago
Cooperate ... within our group to beat the other group
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by nolok 3y ago
If there is an "intergalactic alliance of sentient beings" then leaving trace and debris will be far from humanity's main issue for joining them. We're not very good at playing with others, never have been from our very
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by nolok 4y ago
FYI it's neither correct nor very clear in that Samsung Electronics is not Samsung (the overall group).
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by nolok 4y ago
Is this maybe a case where you may be mistakenly confusing record in the technical / computer sense, as opposed to record as meant in the legal sense ? Because your three last questions do not make sense in the legal view. > The rea
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by nolok 4y ago
> I'm not sure that's a comparable situation as someone explicitly took an action to make a record. In the case of Chat it's all software automation. No one is explicitly taking an action to make a record or destroy a reco
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by nolok 4y ago
It's still a violation by the company. For obvious reason, otherwise you find a "fall guy" to do just that and "oh I was not aware I shouldn't delete this stack of documents".
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by nolok 4y ago
It is clear cut. Let's give you a concrete exemple we have had rulings on without any computer involved, which are almost a 1:1 situation: you are on litigation hold, and aren't allowed to destroy any records. You do an oral meeti

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