sallveburrpi

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by sallveburrpi 9mo ago
> A newspaper publishing the name/image of a suspected criminal is definitely "publishing an individuals name, photograph", without their consent, and can quite clearly cause alarm or distress. Cherrypicking your example:
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by sallveburrpi 9mo ago
I don’t think I can pay Linus to implement a specific feature for me. But maybe I just misunderstood and you were talking about consulting only?
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by sallveburrpi 9mo ago
> generate the premium with ease I don’t think this will be possible for many open core projects. Often the premium features are the more complex and difficult ones. If you could generate those you don’t need the project at all anymore
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by sallveburrpi 9mo ago
What are some examples of big OSS projects that work with this model? Aka “pay us to get feature X?” It sounds to me that this would invite an insane level of bloat and one-off features.
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by sallveburrpi 9mo ago
> which sees participation as entirely motivated by money. I think it’s rather that people need to eat. He admits that some wealthy devs will continue to work for free (do charity basically) but for those who want to make a living from O
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by sallveburrpi 9mo ago
All the downsides you listed can be solved by public open source models. The ones we have are pretty good already and I would hope that they only get better in the near future. Once you can it on your machine you can safely give it all you
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by sallveburrpi 9mo ago
The biggest issue with sugar is that it makes stuff taste better which leads to overeating. Incidentally it’s also the only downside of glutamate, it just makes stuff taste so good you’ll eat much more than your appetite would guide you to
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by sallveburrpi 9mo ago
This should be top comment When I was visiting the US I was shocked how much more expensive “real” food is. Here I am spending more if I eat out or processed food versus cooking my own food at home. In the US it was basically the inverse, d
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by sallveburrpi 9mo ago
So you need a clock maybe? Plus something like wttr.in
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by sallveburrpi 9mo ago
fwiw Panzer III and IV were pretty good but they made a bunch of tactical mistakes and the later models were overengineered
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by sallveburrpi 9mo ago
If the permission is added in retrospect wouldn’t you still need to opt in? fwiw i completely agree that oss is the way to go here
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by sallveburrpi 9mo ago
At my place of work we use an indexing service for discord that creates an index of searchable static pages for all discord interactions. So while I agree the help desk style system isn’t really better it also doesn’t necessarily mean that
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by sallveburrpi 9mo ago
Don’t get me started on security policies of large German (non-tech adjacent) companies - so many of them are still stuck in the 90s
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by sallveburrpi 9mo ago
To be fair the Nokia 105 is pretty awesome. Did you find any other that is similar? I still have some ancient burner phones but it would be nice to have a recent one that is decent and not too expensive
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by sallveburrpi 9mo ago
I immediately distrust anything privacy based that is marketed by the Swiss.
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by sallveburrpi 9mo ago
It’s kind of a given that the average HN reader won’t have any problems with this (like who is opening a browser without ublock origin on it?) - but like 90% of the population are powerless against this literal cyber bullying; it’s really s
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by sallveburrpi 9mo ago
People really pay 300+ € for a phone; it’s crazy to me. I still have some ancient (pre-smartphone) phones lying around, they work just fine and do the same thing. To be fair they don’t come with Signal but then again that doesn’t seem to wo
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by sallveburrpi 9mo ago
We also do conventional commits: https://www.conventionalcommits.org/ Other than that pretty free how you write commit messages
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by sallveburrpi 9mo ago
squash results in a cleaner commit history. at least that’s why we mandate it at my work. not everyone feels the same about it I guess
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by sallveburrpi 9mo ago
How is GOG a viable business if everything gets pirated?
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by sallveburrpi 9mo ago
You assume too much about my politics… In what way is hopping on a plane to an island retreat for a week a “timeless Buddhist principle”? And immediately shilling your next commercial project while you’re at it? Sounds more like a timeless
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by sallveburrpi 9mo ago
I have a standard English keyboard but I have mapped it in my mind with the German layout which includes ä, ö, ü and some other differences. As long as I don’t actually look at the keys I can write really fast with it, years of practice I g
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by sallveburrpi 9mo ago
He admits himself he isn’t actually the one communicating with the customer, it’s his secretary
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by sallveburrpi 9mo ago
We do know that Tom actually didn’t really do anything, all the real work was done by his underlings. Similar to what most CEOs do. Of course it’s not always true, but like Christine Carrillo in the article i think it’s not a stretch to sa
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by sallveburrpi 9mo ago
Escaping the internet on a luxury trip doesn’t disprove political conflict… it just shows how privilege can opt out of reality and sell the experience as clickbaity insight.
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by sallveburrpi 9mo ago
The people in this thread coming to the defense of their CEOs sound like Tom Smykowski in Office Space desperately trying to save his job: “I already told you: I deal with the god damn customers so the engineers don't have to. I have p
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by sallveburrpi 9mo ago
How does “the baby acts like a boomer” have negative connotations? Sounds like you are personally offended that the word “boomer” exists and projecting here. > you yourself recognized this when you asked "Which demographic was casu
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by sallveburrpi 9mo ago
Is calling someone boomer an insult in itself? I get that saying “boomer ruined the world for all the generations afterwards” is an insult, but the word itself is now considered an insult? Genuinely asking here; the constantly shifting land
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by sallveburrpi 9mo ago
What does disarming mean here? I wound read it as “the drug has less effect” - so in that case you can better abuse these drugs if you are worse at “disarming” them I guess
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by sallveburrpi 9mo ago
Which demographic was casually insulted here? The babies/third children?

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