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by oaiey 1y ago
Politician can not face consequences when they discuss something illegal. Politicians in parlaments literal job is to define legal and illegal. That they repeat that until success and against the perceived will of the general population is
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by oaiey 1y ago
Well you need to protect the store. This sounds like something useful to root a device.
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by oaiey 1y ago
Maybe by apple. No when GDPR is the real reason. The GDPR grants also visitors of the EU the rights of the act. So if you are traveling as an American to Europe and want to talk to the Italian waitress you/Apple are breaching her right
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by oaiey 1y ago
You are so right. I forgot the old times.
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by oaiey 1y ago
As an analyst it is your job to prepare valuable information to other. If you drop AI generated stuff unreflected, uncorrected and outdated at people, you will loose your job. I am starting to reject meeting minutes created by AI which are
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by oaiey 1y ago
> modern ad networks Ad networks have been that invasive since the early 2000s. They now only support more channels. It is a stone old business and literal the source of Google finances for a very long time.
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by oaiey 1y ago
Imagine we nuke the world right now ... How long until we can start creating a modern iPhone again. Right now only 2-3 countries are able at all to produce these chips. And all rely on very sensitive technology. Knowledge might not be lost
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by oaiey 1y ago
Me too. I also believe that LDAP and directory services are overlooked today
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by oaiey 1y ago
And so unnecessary. .NET is perfectly fine for that.
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by oaiey 1y ago
Simple question: why code it in nodejs if .net core is more than capable of running it?
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by oaiey 1y ago
They also continue writing about Unobtainium.
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by oaiey 1y ago
US ambassadors are a disgrace right now. They do not behave like guests or communication bridges but actors influencing local politics. But that is not the purpose of the embassy concept. As a world we have to return to normal and respectfu
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by oaiey 1y ago
Indeed. Or an Utopia. But sentencing on that is still open
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by oaiey 1y ago
With great power comes great responsibility. Is as simple as that. Is true when you are a strong man, is true when you are a family father and is true when you are a rich person.
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by oaiey 1y ago
Thanks for this post. Hackernews is sometimes awesome for learning opportunities like this. Never heard of the model, thankful for the article.
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by oaiey 1y ago
One day an archeologist will ask: Why they heck they build a medieval castle in the 21. century. And chat in a forum about it. love it nevertheless.
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by oaiey 1y ago
I also do not understand the motion that generics are loosely typed or dynamic. I think people mix this up, since it makes the frameworks and libraries more dynamic (in a strictly typed way) but that is a very different dynamic than languag
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by oaiey 1y ago
PHP afair compiles the textual PHP into some intermediate which is then run. So there is a compilation stage.
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by oaiey 1y ago
Worried about the next generation who - I think - will not learn normally (incl whatever it does to the brain) and may never reach the degree of engineering capability some of us have. Tired of leadership who think productivity will raise.
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by oaiey 1y ago
German companies are reorganizing themselves to compete in a new world order. Thanks to Trump and Putin. The German industry is build for a peaceful and globalized western world order which was established by the US after WWII and was demol
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by oaiey 1y ago
I am more and more convinced to found a company with the sole purpose of earning money to pay people. Sound strange but the current climate of being evil to employees no matter what is ripe for disruption.
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by oaiey 1y ago
Every day I wake up and see the United States drifting deeper into the totalitarian playbook. It scares the shit out of me.
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by oaiey 1y ago
Describing Servo as "new" is a stretch ;)
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by oaiey 1y ago
It is a self-fullfilling prophecy: No big open source without motivated contributors, no contributors because of bad rap because of no big open source projects. It is not technology what holds .NET back. It is also not politics (nearly all
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by oaiey 1y ago
It is electron and monaco (the text editor itself), but there is a lot more to VS Code / Theia than this two parts.
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by oaiey 1y ago
Now I learned something. Seems like I am not old enough
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by oaiey 1y ago
My apologies for that. I always forget I am old ;). What Macha said.
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by oaiey 1y ago
Stupid thing: Sometimes it works ;)
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by oaiey 1y ago
You already have a registered trademark? Will use that ;)
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by oaiey 1y ago
You mean Apache httpd ... the thing which is called a-patchy-httpd server? (that is not a joke!). Apache httpd existed many years before junit was invented in 1997. Long before TDD became a thing and our rigorous modern understanding set in

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