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by pheggs 1y ago
I like that it is open source, I don't like that they use SD-JWT tokens which contain hashes of people's names for things like age verification.
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by pheggs 1y ago
Define optional? There will be new checks introduced online where you can only enter if you have an E-ID. Companies do have to accept a physical card as well, but only if you appear physically at the companies doors. Otherwise, that stateme
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by pheggs 1y ago
> Remote is bad for: People who work together with other people & People who like socializing IRL (including managers) I disagree, this does not make any sense to me. You can work together with other people without being physically p
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by pheggs 1y ago
It's indeed one of the most stupid decisions a management could make. People will be more tired once they arrive in the office. From a companies perspective skilled people will just leave to another company. And you can't hire the
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by pheggs 1y ago
I mean git was exactly designed to be decentralized
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by pheggs 1y ago
its not that hard though, and to be honest I trust myself more than a large org like microsoft to get that right
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by pheggs 1y ago
I've been hosting a git service for quite a while now and it's maybe around half an hour per year of maintenance work. It's totally worth it in my opinion, it's so much better on almost every way ... One big reason is de
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by pheggs 1y ago
it also has implicit rules for other languages, why would that make it non-agnostic?
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by pheggs 2y ago
how certain are you actually that you are not an android? :)
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by pheggs 2y ago
I understand where you are coming from, but I’m not sure I completely agree. Streaming music was popular even before it became legal, so I believe it's largely driven by people's desire to listen to whatever they want, whenever th
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by pheggs 2y ago
thank you, that makes sense in terms of efficiency! I am not familiar with the subject, but aren't the amount of radio frequencies available rather limited?
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by pheggs 2y ago
interesting project! what are the advantages of this over pushing to a normal ssh server with a server side git hook?
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by pheggs 2y ago
> Because somehow LLMs became the next "big thing" that nobody can explain but everyone wants to be involved in. It's like audio streaming, the most ineffective form of audio distribution, but for a while it seemed like a
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by pheggs 2y ago
I assume that's what c-level people have in their mind: Nothing is accurate and fail-safe 100%. You just have to reach a level where it is good enough most of the times to make money with it. Also, human brains are neural networks too,
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by pheggs 2y ago
I have been thinking for a while that one goal of the GDPR could have been to combat foreign big tech companies within the EU. This seems like quite a shift if privacy was genuinely the main concern. Am I missing something here?
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by pheggs 2y ago
I must say you really do make it sound simple, and I generally like it. I think the part where I struggle most are the details though. > document what PII you store that part seems doable, the hardest part here are probably figuring out
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by pheggs 2y ago
I understand you are an expert on the field, and I am sure it's trivial for you. IMO the complexity arises from the many small things, imagine a smallish startup without having someone hired full time to deal with it. I am not an exper
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by pheggs 2y ago
Yes I agree its a good idea to not track personal data, but thats by far not the only rule in GDPR
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by pheggs 2y ago
I feel the same. The GDPR appears super difficult to comply with, even impossible in some cases, and very restricting. I just hope negative effects of (in my opinion) overregulation wont hurt the EUs economy too badly, but that wont be visi
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by pheggs 2y ago
I personally had the complete opposite experience with make, the more I work with it the more I like it. You have to keep things simple, and IMO thats a good thing. I also feel like good makefiles are usually very small and dont need much t