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by quentindanjou 10mo ago
My comment mention "before getting known". The article only mention "familly and friends" help. That's quite a light justification, just getting food every day for a year before getting sponsors is quite a big sum o
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by quentindanjou 10mo ago
Because the main purpose of these regulations isn't protecting the kids. It's surveillance control. An easy way to better kill online anonymity.
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by quentindanjou 10mo ago
That's quite cool! How does someone get the funds necessary to do something like this? I guess there are sponsors, but before getting known, is it just being wealthy?
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by quentindanjou 11mo ago
100% agree. Why even question the business model if that's not a product that I would use. First should be "Can I use it?"(meaning does it run on my devices etc.), then "Do I find it useful?" before anything else.
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by quentindanjou 11mo ago
It's very use-case dependent. SSR can be a game-changer in domains like e-commerce. But completely useless for some other use case. RSC advantages are a bit more complex to explain, because even a simple portfolio website would benefit
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by quentindanjou 11mo ago
It's nice to see that despite having everything down, their status page still works and displays correctly that there is an issue. It feels like this is such a rare case nowadays.
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by quentindanjou 1y ago
> Protecting more established interests but kneecapping progress. I assume you must be American. I always find it funny that there is that US belief that Europe is "old-fashioned" with "old tech" and "old progres
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by quentindanjou 1y ago
I feel like high intelligence is crippling itself, the more intelligent you are and the more issues to solve you find and the more conscious of your environment you become, awaking you to new sets of information and again, new sets of issue
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by quentindanjou 1y ago
I know someone with a small business that applied for Venmo Business account (which is the main payment method in their community industry) and Venmo refused to open the account and didn't provide any reason as to why saying that they
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by quentindanjou 1y ago
> Traumatic experiences are particularly memorable because the brain wants to make sure you learn your lesson. Weird, I have always been told that when the brain is functioning "normaly" (outside of disorders/syndromes, su
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by quentindanjou 1y ago
I think it was more meant as the society is ignoring it like a trauma that no one wants to talk about. This results in missing learnings on decisions that were taken back then.
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by quentindanjou 1y ago
It might not be that wrong. After all, programming languages are a way to communicate with the machine. In the same way we are not doing binary manually, we might simply not have to do programming too. I think software architecture is likel
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by quentindanjou 1y ago
It's more a matter of "how much" personally, I knew it was not reliable but I thought it would be around 5-10% and recently more around 20%. I was far from thinking close to 75% !!
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by quentindanjou 1y ago
I think it is because there are not enough games to be the reason for integrating an M* chip.
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by quentindanjou 1y ago
Actually they are right, while "a car today that will be updated 'next year' to be able to drive itself" is not a scam it is actually "deception" which can lead to legal consequences. And if the company knew in
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by quentindanjou 1y ago
I understood everything up to > The debug flow I propose with RenderDoc will rely on a lot of shader replacements and roundtrips via SPIRV-Cross’ GLSL backend, so Vulkan GLSL is the appropriate language to start with. Where, as someone w
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by quentindanjou 1y ago
Similar thing with the subreddit r/NYCapartments. Moderators are basically rental companies and agents, very convenient to do some lobbying, preventing price discussions etc. It is crazy how some communities are being moderated by peop
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by quentindanjou 1y ago
Hard disagree. Companies could care about your data and still be subject to rbeach. ID verification is the source of the issue.
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by quentindanjou 1y ago
This is really cool! Would love to use that for quite a bit of prototyping on some personal projects! Only thing I kinda dislike is the low readability of the connection because of that border around the table of the same color as the conne
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by quentindanjou 1y ago
ARR is a metric. It does not assume anything. The people using it assume, and that's where the mistake is. Most of the monthly subscriptions currently allow you to cancel at any time. And most of the yearly plans are actually "yea
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by quentindanjou 1y ago
Its true but then again, they could provide tiers that restrict large file upload, video calls etc. I think most of the businesses using Slack are unlikely using their video call system (and more likely to use Zoom, Teams, Google Meet). Mos
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by quentindanjou 1y ago
It seems that the team that used to work on DeepSpeech then worked on coqui-ai STT https://github.com/coqui-ai/STT and now recommends using OpenAI Whisper ( https://github.com/openai/whisper )