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   Why the world cannot afford the rich(nature.com)

   14 points by shafyy 3y ago|12 comments
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   Separation of Power for programming tools and deployment infrastructure(canolcer.com)

   1 points by shafyy 3y ago|0 comments
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   by shafyy 3y ago

   > But I do wonder how this type of thing will actually compete against a billion headless CMSes and a million PaaSes already on the market... They won't. I, for one, hate that runtimes like Deno and frameworks like Astro start off
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   by shafyy 3y ago

   > "Better than the average human at most profitable tasks" This is not the definition of AGI. You can't just make up a random definition to fit your argument, lol.
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   by shafyy 3y ago

   I was also hoping to just be able to build my own messaging app and use it to chat with people who have WhatsApp. I guess this is a first step, and better than nothing. Let's hope the DMA keeps evolving and also closing loop holes.
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   by shafyy 3y ago

   My sweet summer child. Do you really belive this Anthropic story and that Anthropic will go any other way? Under late-stage capitalism, there is no other way. Everyone has ideals until they see a big bag of money in front of them. It doesn&
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   by shafyy 3y ago

   A bunch of rich people who are all full of shit pissing on each other. Nothing to see here, keep scrolling.
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   by shafyy 3y ago

   I don't think it's possible that a Francophone pronounces an English word without a "french pronounciation" :-D <3
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   by shafyy 3y ago

   I'm from Switzerland / Germany, and thought exactly the same. It's like, great in this specific case that she did this, but boy, are you fucked as a country if you rely on the good will of multi-billionaires to fix your probl
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    by shafyy 3y ago

    I would also postulate that the average human was happier 20000 years ago than the average human today. I also think that an average duck is happier than an average human.
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    by shafyy 3y ago

    I'm suprised by the number of replies here that don't get why it's unsafe for girls and women in Texas (and some other US states). I'm also not American, but you had to be living under a rock in the past months and years
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    by shafyy 3y ago

    > "Every moment in business happens only once." -- Peter Thiel Sounds smart, but doesn't mean anything.
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    by shafyy 3y ago

    Let's see if and how Signal will become interoperable with WhatsApp later this year...
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    by shafyy 3y ago

    In the article, it says that Spotify filed the complained in 2019 and these big cases can take a long time. There's no big consipiracy theory, I'm sorry! > BTW, the EU has been quasi irrelevant in realpolitik terms. What?
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    by shafyy 3y ago

    What can you recommend to start experimenting at home with robotics? Raspberry Pi?
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    by shafyy 3y ago

    Eating meat, flying a lot and driving a car does not equal a high standard of living. I'm not doing any of these things, but I would say that I have a very high standard of living - probably even higher than people who are stuck in a c
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    by shafyy 3y ago

    You know what would be less drastic? Fucking stop emitting as much carbon. Solutions are there: Less livestock farming, less cars, less flights, less production of unnecessary products. Now, can we convince enough people to change their beh
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    by shafyy 3y ago

    Because two US companies merging has also a big impact on the EU market. A US company launching a feature in the US but not in the EU has no impact on the EU market. So no, it's not the same thing.
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    by shafyy 3y ago

    Mergers are a different thing, though. In this case, it also impacts the EU - and you can't just say we won't merge in the EU but will merge in the US, doesn't make sense. A more analogues example would be e.g. if the EU woul
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    by shafyy 3y ago

    Which one?
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    by shafyy 3y ago

    I mean, of course they can say it, but it would lead to a legal and trade agreement shit show.
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    by shafyy 3y ago

    No, the EU cannot dictate what companies do in other countries. They can only require them to meet standards for services and products that are sold in the EU (or maybe if the companies are headquartered in EU).
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    by shafyy 3y ago

    I'm more worried about the financing of Bluesky. You have taken VC money, and we all know what that means - growth at all costs. > The protocol is also designed not to require trust. The network is being "locked open" in
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    by shafyy 3y ago

    Thanks! Any opinions on Popcorn? Seems convenient that the searching and playing is in the same app?
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    by shafyy 3y ago

    Interesting, thanks for sharing!
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    by shafyy 3y ago

    Cool! Is Popcorn time still recommended? Or what's a good client?
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    by shafyy 3y ago

    What is the best way to pirate tv shows these days? Asking for a friend, of course.
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    by shafyy 3y ago

    I still think it's rude to not remove your earbuds when talking to people. I even feel that way when people don't remove their AirPods when they quickly interact with the person working at the check-out counter in the grocery stor
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    by shafyy 3y ago

    YouTube disabling embedding would be fucking insane.
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    by shafyy 3y ago

    Be that as it may, looking at the comments here, this is clearly not how people make purchasing decisions.