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by omnimus 10mo ago
You know companies can work on multiple things at time? Especially when its done by contractor like here?
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by omnimus 10mo ago
If that's your level of nuance then you are totally right.
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by omnimus 10mo ago
I think you are missing the point. The font curves/shapes/beziers are not copyrightable. But the source code and resulting font file is (everywhere). Fonts are licensed just like software (or more like software plugins). So you ca
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by omnimus 10mo ago
McKinsey and other consulting firms are built on this principle. Lobby for “retiring” or deskilling people in organisation and then replace them with your own contractors once problems arise.
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by omnimus 10mo ago
Ok Lol but they got arrested for stealing others people data not for making a wifi on the flight. That's different.
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by omnimus 10mo ago
The service is free up to certain amount of connected people and devices. You most likely don't need to pay for it. I am pretty heavy user and don't. It is virtual private network orchestrator. It allows you to connect to other d
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by omnimus 10mo ago
Finding variations in constrained haystack with measurable defined results is what machine learning has always been good at. Tracing most efficient Trackmania route is impressive and the resulting route might be original as in human would n
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by omnimus 10mo ago
What everybody is looking for is imagination and invention. Current AI systems can give best guess statistical answer from dataset the've been fed. It is always compression. The problem and what most people intuitively understand is th
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by omnimus 10mo ago
Are you suggesting LLMs are decoy for investor hunting?
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by omnimus 10mo ago
Shame we are in 2025 huh? Ask someone today if they accept washing machine as robot maid.
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by omnimus 10mo ago
That would make very little sense business wise. Steam “consoles” are not big break just for linux but also for valve. What could easily happen though is locking down their consoles once they get profitable.
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by omnimus 10mo ago
No this is my personal experience from occasionally meeting some nonsense oversized car.
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by omnimus 10mo ago
Like what exactly?
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by omnimus 10mo ago
I think the temptation to use AI is so strong that it will be those who will keep learning who will be valuable in future. Maybe by asking AI to explain/teach instead of asking for solution direclty. Or not using AI at all.
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by omnimus 10mo ago
There wouldn't be as big problem replacing software. It wouldn't take much. But replacing hardware? That is the real problem where you need US (or maybe China, so pick your poison).
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by omnimus 10mo ago
Truck is used for different kind of vehicles around the world. When you say truck i would bet many people imagine freight trucks, heavy machinery or medium sized "cube" freight trucks that are used for last mile deliveries to shop
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by omnimus 10mo ago
Fair. Look I think the big difference in perception is that in most countries outside US these trucks are just a symbol. Like if you see some F-150 or RAM it is always used by some angry MAGA and gun supporters. It makes no sense to use the
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by omnimus 10mo ago
Oh I agree! I didn't mean that they can't make a good work vehicle.
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by omnimus 10mo ago
I mean the biggest issue is that “trucks” like F-150 are actually used because of US tax system that exempts such massive vehicles from emmision taxes because they are work trucks. They are pretty ineffective work vehicles but some people j
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by omnimus 10mo ago
You are right. I didn't want to undermine the line of work. It is creative. Better word word would be flair? fancy? Basically content that doesn't try to scream i am special.
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by omnimus 10mo ago
You are forgetting that the websites/CMS is often tool for the organization. It's not just about publishing the content. CMSes are used for writing and editing. Event spaces use their website for planning, chefs use it to generate
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by omnimus 10mo ago
Whats with the git obsession? Modern CMS workflows separate the content from the website code/app. The code is always version controlled and for content most CMSes have some sort of content versioning.
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by omnimus 10mo ago
I see you had a bad experience with CMSs but in reality vast majority of content websites use CMS and are for entities that have 0 developers. There is simply no way for them to use some homebaked static site generator script that you perso
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by omnimus 10mo ago
The problem is that most copywriting is not and shouldn't be very creative. Often times it's just outsiders who know how to make public communication clear. The sad part is that the managers deciding on using AI are the ones who r
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by omnimus 10mo ago
It's not only about GDPR. It's even more about profit shifting and low taxation of big tech. Ireland has been selling out EU on digital front for over a decade.
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by omnimus 10mo ago
I am curious what was possible with yaml+md files that was impossible with flat file CMS. Afaik flat file CMSes are basically glorified .md editors.
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by omnimus 10mo ago
No. Everyone used them because people editing the websites are almost never developers. Moving to some static site generator powered by git is cool until your marketing team constantly bothers your dev team to change a typo.
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by omnimus 11mo ago
Sure. There are also icons that are plain flat and don't use metaphor and work great. Play, share, hamburger, bluetooth, power... i am sure there are more. Icons are more about familiarity than anything. I assume you were very familiar
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by omnimus 11mo ago
Sure! I agree. My comment above probably seems like i think this new Apple design direction is good. I don't. Tahoe seems like amateur hour. What i was mainly saying is that the icon does not have to describe the label for it to be eff
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by omnimus 11mo ago
Thank you for asking! I thought I was just making funny comment on political situation. After quick search it turns out its not funny… just predictible. “Larry Ellison donates $16.6 million, says, ‘Since Israel’s founding, we have called on

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