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by seu 2y ago
> Limiting access for EU users is an easy way to sidestep a hell of a lot of potential legal liability. It’s a fast-moving and complex regulatory environment that is focused on punishing/controlling big US businesses. Have you consi
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by seu 2y ago
I'm not sure if I'm getting this: people need an app to decide something that can easily be decided by... talking to each other?!
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by seu 2y ago
> then I recommend https://github.com/Mozilla-Ocho/llamafile which ships as a single file with no dependencies and runs on CPU with great performance. Like, such great performance that I've mostly given up on G
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by seu 2y ago
Nice idea, but the climate crisis is not solved with technology (we already know and have everything we need) but by politics and changing our consumption habits.
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by seu 2y ago
This is all great, but while the internet is filled with auto-playing videos and invokes to external scripts from google, meta, amazon and who knows where, the example on this page is about saving... 148 bytes? Does minifying CSS really mak
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by seu 2y ago
> There are obviously still people working in German law enforcement today, who think that harassing a node-operator NGO would somehow lead to the de-anonymization of individual tor users. No. Their objective is to intimidate individuals
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by seu 2y ago
So I'm forced to signup and give my email for a supposed trial, only to be immediately told by email that I have a "Low Account Balance - Action Required"? Seriously?
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by seu 2y ago
It completely ignores the influence of the indigenous languages in the "dialect" or variation of Spanish, which is actually a much better explainer than "distance from spain".
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by seu 2y ago
> “They don’t have any secret sauce other than state financing, state supported supply chain, and a state commitment to build the technology.” State, state and more state. I wonder how does this feel for those out there convinced that th
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by seu 2y ago
I see these things as a waste of time and resources. We already have all sorts of ways of storing energy, from chemical to mechanical to biological, which are known to work. There are myriad open questions regarding the practicalities of in
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by seu 2y ago
please that.
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by seu 2y ago
I guess Pony is your favorite spot in Sylt?
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by seu 2y ago
There's a good reason why "Israel, like the US, Russia and China, is not a member", and why Israel has engaged in spying them (and I would be surprised if the others didn't): they completely disregard any sort of global
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by seu 2y ago
Savory's ideas might work in some contexts (although he hasn't provided scientific evidence of their effectivity when confronted about it, for example, by Goerge Monbiot), but not every environment is a grassland and has evolved t
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by seu 3y ago
And still not taking into consideration that the majority of those "self-made" billionaires anyway inherited many privileges from their parents that helped them to "self make".
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by seu 3y ago
And a bit more on Gesell, for those who don't know who he is https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2019/08/27/754323652/the-...
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by seu 3y ago
> zero server infrastructure costs, ever, to developers. Aha. Who pays for it?
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by seu 3y ago
I love how well everything is explained and how clear he is regarding every step.
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by seu 3y ago
Exactly my thought.
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by seu 3y ago
why.do.people.still.purchase.hp.printers
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by seu 3y ago
The question missing there is: do small amounts of lactic acid fulfill a function, and if so, what happens when there's no more of it in our mouths? Will this have consequences on our digestive system? It sounds to me like they're
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by seu 3y ago
from https://docs.endatabas.com/index.html > Endatabas is a SQL document database with complete history. It will store anything, forever. > The best way to understand Endatabas is to use it. Head on over to the Quicks
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by seu 3y ago
Some of their findings are really interesting, as well as their approach with the children stories, but I find it worrying that at no point the article mentions the problems inherent to the feeding AI models with the output of other AI mode
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by seu 3y ago
One of the issues is that the tanning process requires the use of toxic chemicals, that are afterward often released to the environment.
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by seu 3y ago
Indirectly related: https://seawatergreenhouse.com/ "The idea behind the process is simple. It combines two unlimited resources - sunlight and seawater - to provide ideal growing conditions for crops in hot, arid envir
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by seu 3y ago
Systemic solutions are also needed. And switching to public transport or flying less doesn't happen without them, nowhere in my comment did I say that. My point is about the fact that we already know and have most of the solutions: l
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by seu 3y ago
> At which point do you think humanity will start seriously thinking about radical solutions? You mean, like, switching to a vegan diet, using public transport and stop flying? Those seem radical enough for most people in the Northern H
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by seu 3y ago
I remember developing an "interactive CD" with an Encyclopedia in 1998, which distributed a customized version of IE 3.2 (IIRC using something called the "Internet Explorer Development Kit"). The search function consiste
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by seu 3y ago
> Isn't it obvious that an app will not be around for as long as a bike can last? That's the softwarization of everything, with its in-built early obsolesce: they clearly expect you to start replacing your bike as frequently as
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by seu 3y ago
> I don't see how this would work given modern supply chains. It can be extremely difficult to track down all of the owners of a particular IP and when you do, many of them may not even exist any longer making it near impossible to

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