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by pestaa 5y ago
The details are important, and we should make a distinction between the environment-friendliness of Tesla products and their manufacturing sites. I think it is preferable to centralize the environmental impact so that it is easier to monito
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by pestaa 5y ago
What product ideas did you try is you don't mind me asking?
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by pestaa 5y ago
Experts Exchange
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by pestaa 5y ago
I think it is just to illustrate the scope of the change, not that their customers are either of those two.
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by pestaa 5y ago
I, too, switched to Brave on all platforms a few days ago. Hands down the best 'Chromium with extras' experience so far. The controversial ad strategy is completely opt-in, and at this point I haven't read up on it, and just
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by pestaa 5y ago
It depends.
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by pestaa 6y ago
Location: Hungary, EU. Remote: yes, fully. Willing to relocate: no. Technologies: PostgreSQL; PHP: Symfony, Doctrine; Docker; GitLab; Ansible; JavaScript; Git; Linux; HTML; CSS; jQuery. Résumé/CV: https://pestaa.hu Email: p
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by pestaa 6y ago
It's generally called "LOD", dynamically changing the level of detail of an object based on the distance from the camera. It has been a pretty widely used optimization technique for a long time, and not specific to Unreal Eng
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by pestaa 6y ago
I get the opposite vibe from the parent comment: that usefulness and worthiness is often detached from monetary reward. How nice it would be for great work to be compensated more fairly.
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by pestaa 6y ago
With a competent team, XP should work really well, right? So what happened?
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by pestaa 6y ago
I'm not sure what your use case is, but syncing source code repositories to a shared folder doesn't sound like a great idea to me. Collaboration on individual files is also best solved using online office suites and similar tools.
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by pestaa 6y ago
Thanks Lukas! It's fun to see people whose code I rely on daily. Best of luck with Gatekeeper!
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by pestaa 6y ago
What issues have you encountered? I can't imagine using anything else, it works so flawlessly for me on multiple devices across different platforms.
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by pestaa 6y ago
Pingr looks so polished though, how long has it been live? Even featured on PH, yet no breakthrough, I almost don't want to believe you...
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by pestaa 6y ago
Lazy evaluation. Intermediate computations are stored as "thunks" until the last possible moment.
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by pestaa 6y ago
Where do you get the idea of Kotlin losing momentum? Serious question. Can Kotlin/JS be a real competitor to TypeScript on the browser? Kotlin Native vs Go? Because if so, Kotlin doesn't have to go head to head against Java to wi
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by pestaa 6y ago
I feel like a modern age digital blacksmith: I can make the tools for many other professions.
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by pestaa 6y ago
Sounds like how Illuminati meetings are depicted. You won't hear objections from me.
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by pestaa 6y ago
IANAL but you do not need to rewrite backups to brute force compliance. You need to inform your customers what your retention policy is though. I've seen large enterprises communicating backup lifetime up to 6 months after a deletion r
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by pestaa 6y ago
On this fine day I did not expect an internet stranger to call me a cow.
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Ask HN: Will you consider CentOS 8 Stream?
3 points by pestaa 6y ago|1 comments
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by pestaa 6y ago
Thank you, that is an important distinction I did not know about. So after all geofencing is a sufficient signal to avoid falling under GDPR, unless there are other explicit ways to do business with them from the EU. For example, if a web s
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by pestaa 6y ago
These dark patterns are explicitly non-compliant under GDPR. There are already precedents of large fines for similar bullshit. It just takes a very long time, but when doing business in the EU, following the letter of these regulations won&
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by pestaa 6y ago
The law applies to any service provided to any EU citizen, even abroad. (That's why geofencing does not make GDPR 'go away'.)
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by pestaa 6y ago
It costs money to build protections for customer data now ? Oh I'm sure the service providers took information security very seriously as they proclaimed to. In which case, GDPR is only a legal framework they had no trouble (and serio
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by pestaa 6y ago
Yes it was a general observation. The issue should not be phrased as "breaching cookie rules", as murdering someone with an automatic weapon is also not discussed as a "violation of human tissue guidelines".
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by pestaa 6y ago
Everybody is so focused on 'cookies' as if the technology itself was regulated. The web developers (or marketing agencies or whatever) are also slow to learn what proper data protection means, and slap popups and banners on everyt
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by pestaa 6y ago
Finally, someone! A private company doing content moderation & censorship is not a violation of the free speech amendment. Freedom of expression is not freedom to use any platform or service -- it is protection against state level a
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by pestaa 6y ago
So using random GUIDs is equally harmful to indices? And how so?
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by pestaa 6y ago
What are popular things experts don't do? Even in a narrow context like JavaScript, I'm not sure what this means.

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