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by nolok 3mo ago
Gdpr whole point was about insurance? Can you please diversify your news source and educate yourself? I didn't even bother to read your pamphlet of a comment after seeing such an obviously wrong first sentence
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by nolok 3mo ago
In the EU they like the "daily fine until fixed". It's how Microsoft bowed down. But unlike the story some on HN and in the US like to think, US tech companies don't ever get there except rare exception, they know the ga
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by nolok 3mo ago
It was a not specified but clearly meant part of his question that it's asking in the context of "... that could be tied to decoupling". Eg this has nothing to do and thus can't be hand-wavy blamed on for things like &qu
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by nolok 3mo ago
1. The EU works on intent of the law rather than specific wording and precedence. 2. The law is a very simple "if you want to do it, you have to make sure they know", intended to force information without creating excessive admini
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by nolok 3mo ago
It's fine + obligation to fix, and daily fine until fixed, and higher fine if you do it again. I know that sounds like it comes from "it will never work", but that's how active directory, office file format, etc ... got
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by nolok 3mo ago
Yes and no, it's true now but the EU fines are not just "you did that" but "you did that we're going to assume you're going to be better and if you do again next time it will really hurt". Which I think is
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by nolok 3mo ago
Eh, on the other hand the EU has now effectively forced usb-c for devices after apple refused to play it clean for years and they still got people who complained (how dare the regulator be opiniated toward tech !). The EU loves to play it t
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by nolok 3mo ago
It's malicious compliance with the intent of having the users misunderstand what's happening (that you don't have to do that but do it on purpose, and instead blame the law protecting them). And eh, it works for the cookie ba
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by nolok 3mo ago
I don't know where you live or where you heard that but it is not a lie that was told in france at least. If you want a "lie", it was how far in the future that was going to happen, but that's mostly because the deniers
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by nolok 3mo ago
And even that was even taking on the solution from c#'s daddy : Delphi IntraWeb suite, all the way back in Delphi 7 and after. This whole concept died because of styling and that era of everyone having their pixel perfect psd turned in
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by nolok 3mo ago
When I talk about my kid to friends I talk them about he did that awesome thing, I don't specifically insist on the 99 times before where he miserably failed. They're not hidden, and we all know they exists and on occasion laugh a
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by nolok 3mo ago
You're the only one talking about Biden or Kamala. They don't matter when saying Trump is incompetent, idiotic and dangerous. Some other people may or may not also been, yes. He's also been destroying American hegemony in an
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by nolok 3mo ago
I do, my point was answering to the "if it comes so cheap that" they would stop losing money of that, they would still need to subsidize for acquisition or some big clients or for rush times. It's the all-you-can-eat-buffet s
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by nolok 3mo ago
It's very simple to start a business, and it's even simpler to hire people. It is hard to fire employee, especially when the company is doing good, yes. It is a bit slow and administratively annoying to start a business in some co
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by nolok 3mo ago
I disagree in a way, part of the reason they can't really succeed at the moment is because it's way too expensive to really deploy at scale for most companies, but even for those AI companies themselves. If they can make business
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by nolok 3mo ago
I mean the article is not lying about it only the title here, the title there is "Airbus launches new flight test programme for Wing of Tomorrow" and it's a press release for the start of a new program in their innovation are
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by nolok 3mo ago
I mean what else do you want them to do? They're too far in. They stop this race to the bottom before the IPO they will crash and burn in a way that makes space x look like a good investment deal. They can't even slow down and cla
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by nolok 3mo ago
Which is exactly why "extended discussion" should have been nurtured in their own way rather than fought against, that's how you get stimulating conversations.
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by nolok 3mo ago
The entire gamification was great in the beginning but ended up working against them rather than for. It should have evolved into something else.
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by nolok 3mo ago
Yeah, I used to mostly answer there instead of ask and was in the top % for several big tags whatever that means / is worth, but then at some point I realized things had changed and I was spending more time fighting rules and guideline
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by nolok 3mo ago
SO did that all to themselves when they decided they didn't want a community to form and that only question and answers mattered. The moment something else allowed to have a better way to get your answers, there was no reason to go the
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by nolok 3mo ago
Nah, I hate them with a passion as a merchant but I absolutely love them as a buyer and customer. There is a reason why after all these years and other solutions they're still everywhere, and it's not because of their great toolin
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by nolok 3mo ago
The people who cannot DIY? There are a surprisingly large number of people who "code" in codex while being completely unable to write a single line of code themselves. Not that I approve, I think this will end in disaster (securit
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by nolok 3mo ago
I want very hard to agree with you but then I remember elgato has built a very successful business from a 8/12/16/... Macro keyboard for streamers so what do I know.
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by nolok 3mo ago
It's still the same thing, you can ask it to do a full on report give explanation and details be thorough and then go do something else, another task a lunch break whatever and it will be done when you're back
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by nolok 3mo ago
As a user of both, Claude's apology is a "sorry I got caught" while Gemini's are more akin to "I'm way out of my debt but I'm really hiding it well". Codex is the only one that seems to acknowledge be
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by nolok 3mo ago
> My theory is that Anthropic's obsession with treating Claude like a person is causing them to hamfist a personality into the thing, which overly biases the model towards trying to be "engaging" etc. I agree with the gene
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by nolok 3mo ago
On PC I'm definitely there with you, it's on phone where I have this issue
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by nolok 3mo ago
Mid 80s, grew up watching dad playing around with his atari st and was lucky enough to be able to toy around on his 386 and then 486, feeling like a god because I managed to get those config.sys and co to start games he couldn't. For m
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by nolok 3mo ago
They now make 30% of those, no matter the amount of effort, and that part of their business is growing fast in terms of revenues, so no I think even Steve Jobs wouldn't be reverting to html. He was not annoyed about the closed garden,

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