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by pas 10mo ago
effort might mean going against the flow, so if you go where the resistance is the smallest that is likely your niche of course this might need some tweaking, because if someone is really good at pickpocketing maybe some effort would put th
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by pas 10mo ago
these companies - if they are so afraid of an OSI approved license - should put certain conditions into their that trigger when they go out of business and the IP gets released
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by pas 10mo ago
teacher from daycare so far was pretty much the "best"
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by pas 10mo ago
... maybe? it depends on how it's implemented. (and that depends on the legislative purpose.) the usual equality vs equity thing comes to mind. (negative income tax has probably the most desirable properties for this as far as I know.)
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by pas 10mo ago
the whole post/topic has amazing engagement farming potential the correct response should be the "that's bait" GIF/meme (from the aptly namee Fury Road documentary) https://imgur.com/gallery/tha
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by pas 10mo ago
just a few hours ago we found a pretty nice residential desktop use case for proper v6 (with prefix delegation), due to no need for NAT the old router (2013) became less of a bottleneck!
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by pas 10mo ago
that was the cost of additional a11y remediation, likely the direct cost of using a different font/typeface going forward was the time it took for people to read the memo and get used to change the formatting (maybe even set a new defa
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by pas 10mo ago
In practice there are a few strong local unions (NY teachers, ILA (eastern longshoremen)), but in general it doesn't help those who are no employed. (Also when was the last general strike that achieved something ... other than getting
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by pas 10mo ago
population projections they already predict that prosperity reduces population and even if AI becomes good enough to replace most humans the economic surplus does not disappear it's a coordination problem in many places on Earth social
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by pas 10mo ago
but there's no compounding interest. no dividend based on future cashflows. holding stocks of a diverse index seems better on the long run, no?
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by pas 10mo ago
it becomes a disorder when the person faces "too many" difficulties due to their difference (instead of enjoying the advantages) and of course there are extreme cases, like the many non-verbal people (who likely wouldn't be a
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by pas 10mo ago
it's not that simple, no? users want to do things, if their goal depends on a complex chain of functions (provided by various semi-independent services) then the ideal setup would be to have redundant providers and users could simply &
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by pas 10mo ago
Intel's management did not appreciate (as likely did not understand) tech skills/talent lately, which likely contributed to them squandering their lead.
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by pas 10mo ago
It depends on the company culture. (Fancy US tech companies like to be very selective, have a competitive mindset, hire "the best" according to their filters, and then want people to show how amazing they are, uu, so much impact,
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by pas 10mo ago
Well, when was it last free? A few millena ago? China did not let US companies establish completely foreigner subsidiaries, yet the US granted it MFN status. However, the US had protective tariffs since ever too. Not to mention the controls
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by pas 10mo ago
No one forced you to migrate immediately. (Also, non-value-adding work? You don't think the rewrite to TS did not bring any value? And thanks to that rewrite that app can be upgraded even today to Angular v21. And likely it'll be
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by pas 10mo ago
that's not a jungle, rights come from a social contract and all the complicated social technology we usually operate to try to manifest said rights. in a jungle there are niches, and opportunities, and even though there are very strong
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by pas 10mo ago
a diverse productive ecosystem?
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by pas 10mo ago
used to wire up form submission in a type-safe way, so that part makes sense at least whatever monstrosity hides underneath these nice high-level TypeScript frameworks to make all of it happen in JS, usually that's the worrying part
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by pas 10mo ago
cheaters or not there's no EU tech scene. of course it's hard to compete with a very successful capital-breeding flywheel that's ongoing for about a hundred years.
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by pas 10mo ago
There's probably an audience that doesn't read mainstream business outlets, but still has some adjacency to it through VC/startup/entrepreneurship circles. Is it confusing people though? Have you read the real one?
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by pas 10mo ago
I think the point is that Meta really really wanted to avoid getting their credit rating downgraded, and ... went shopping for off-book financial vehicles. On one hand they (supposedly) have enough "discounted cash flow" to do wha
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by pas 10mo ago
apparently it's good enough for console gamers https://www.vice.com/en/article/cod-black-ops-7-is-the-most-...
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by pas 10mo ago
varies by jurisdiction, but just as you can - sell a knife that can lead to digit loss, or - sell software that interacts with your computer and can lead to data loss, you can - give people software for free that can lead to data loss. ...
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by pas 10mo ago
https://www.spglobal.com/ratings/en/regulatory/article/-/vie... this is the original report https://longbridge.com/en/news/265411465?channel=WHAB0001 > This arrangement
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by pas 10mo ago
Poe's law applies, it's deadpan humor, finance Borat IMHO it is very well executed, pushes the right buttons, and ultimately raises the question of financial realism (if the market acts like it's true is it true? how far is i
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by pas 10mo ago
there are laws about waiving liability for experimental products sure, it would be amazing if everyone had to do a 100 hour course on how LLMs work before interacting with one
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by pas 10mo ago
it seems to mean that Meta would have to "rent" the whole operation (with all the potential upside and downside)
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by pas 10mo ago
someone has to service the debt, and Meta has obligations to pay if the company cannot find any other tenant - if I understood correctly
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by pas 11mo ago
it's a long process of negotiations, currently in this form it was approved by the council, it'll then go to the parliament the requirement to backdoor e2e was dropped, and who knows what will eventually remain of the reporting re

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