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by s_dev 7mo ago
I have a US passport. I'm avoiding the US. ICE has already openly killed US passport holders. My Irish accent could get me in trouble or create a misunderstanding. Why risk anything like that?
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by s_dev 7mo ago
The state of the world is so depressing and I already believe this is satire but I'm only 99% sure. Can someone else confirm?
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Self-Hosted Apps and Alternatives(selfh.st)
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by s_dev 7mo ago
I went for an M4 Max, 128GB RAM and 2TB storage. My thinking is that we've crossed the rubicon of expecting tech to be orders of magnitudes faster a decade out. It won't be. I expect this MacBook Pro (2024) to last a decade and in
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by s_dev 7mo ago
EU has GDPR. US has the Cloud Act. Chat Control is a proposal. The other two above are established regulations on either side of the Atlantic.
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by s_dev 7mo ago
I've read that before, it doesn't change anything. They're free to work with Yandex and I'm free to not pay for Kagi.
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by s_dev 7mo ago
It is better, I was a paying subscriber. Then I realised they pay money to Yandex and I feel and obligation to support Ukraine right now. When the war is over or Kagi drop Yandex support I will be a paying subscriber again.
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by s_dev 7mo ago
Giant string hoppers are far superior: https://www.hungrylankan.com/recipes/sri-lankan-string-hoppe... They are delicious, similar to noodles but I eat them cold with a dry chutney and a great breakfast.
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by s_dev 7mo ago
I've heard good things about https://www.inwx.com/ I'm contemplating moving my domains from namecheap to there as they have a reputation for supporting lots of exotic domains which will make migrating easier. Lots
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by s_dev 7mo ago
It would help a lot if you elaborated why it's a 'ludicrous' valuation rather than asserting that it simply is. What method are you using to value the enterprise and why does your expected result not match the actual result?
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by s_dev 7mo ago
Cloud Act directly conflicts with GDPR. To really rub salt in the wound Trump overtly threatening to invade the EU (Greenland) basically turned the whole of Europe off seeing the US as a reliable ally. I don't think Americans have caug
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by s_dev 7mo ago
https://european-alternatives.eu/
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by s_dev 7mo ago
>Now how bulletproof it is in practice will be tested in years to come Zero chance the data stays in the EU. Just think about it for a moment. US CLOUD Act directly conflicts with EUs GDPR. Amazon doesn't want to risk losing EU mark
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by s_dev 7mo ago
US admin is threatening the EU on multiple fronts if you haven't reading the news. Invasions of sovereign territory, dismantling the EU etc.. This is unprecedented and without merit and a lot of EU citizens and governments have reache
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by s_dev 7mo ago
Currently migrating from Digital Ocean to Scaleway as well, found this article informative. To assist others: https://european-alternatives.eu/
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by s_dev 7mo ago
> I just don't get why people love this. For a single personal user it's only a small bit of friction but if you're in charge of 30 people SSO is a godsend for boring compliance work and managing groups of people. You want
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by s_dev 8mo ago
youtube-shorts-block This is the one I use.
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by s_dev 8mo ago
I installed a Firefox plugin that makes YouTube shorts display as normal videos. I was genuinely shocked how much of a difference it made to my habits.
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by s_dev 8mo ago
>What was their original mission? Beat OpenAI. The Founders came from OpenAI so there was obviously some disagreement about the direction there or they simply wanted more control.
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by s_dev 8mo ago
I don't find your comment particularly insightful. These aren't good questions but I'll attempt to answer in good faith. >Who decides what counts? Clearly for this scheme the people approving the applicants and those setti
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by s_dev 8mo ago
I'm 38, I was fully aware of this when I was 15 years old in Economics class. This is simply a problem for people who go around measuring everything with GDP and demand the world adjust to that. You've run in to the limitations of
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by s_dev 8mo ago
>The frustrating thing about this program is that it is not possible to avail of this unless you are ALREADY an artist. Correct, the programme is FOR artists. How could this possibly work otherwise? By somebody stating they intend to bec
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by s_dev 8mo ago
It's being discussed in another Hacker News submission: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46977175
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by s_dev 8mo ago
Ireland is a great country but I wouldn't move here for that specific reason. There are other great reasons that would be much more important or relevant. One reason to not move to Ireland is that housing is very expensive, there are p
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by s_dev 8mo ago
Irish here. It's a cultural thing. Ireland is the only country in the world whose national symbol is a musical instrument. Art is seen as a worthwhile endeavour even if it can't necessarily support itself as a private endeavour. I
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by s_dev 8mo ago
Online communities are far more transient and far less effective than ones rooted in geography. I'm not saying that they don't provide value or aren't worthwhile. Online communities can rebuild quickly are more resilient in a
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by s_dev 8mo ago
Which is completely fine. However these are people with lots of experience in Xcode already. People can have preferences including default options.
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by s_dev 8mo ago
>Is this bait? I don't think it's a serious question or the person is very young. To answer the question. Xcode is the default IDE for iOS development. The default option will always be a practical choice. JetBrains or Anthropi
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by s_dev 8mo ago
Yes, that is a typo!
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by s_dev 8mo ago
> unique words to show how you vocab ranks I think writing well with plain language would be a better indicator of worthwhile contributions than estoeric jargon that only serves to confuse or intimate. That would be a lot more difficult

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