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481.
by snowpid 3y ago
I give it a try: - Russia gives more into DIB. Putin sees the war as essential. - Day and Night Production. - No enviroment laws involved.
482.
by snowpid 3y ago
Security is a real problem.
483.
by snowpid 3y ago
still CRA applies.
484.
by snowpid 3y ago
For a useful comparison you need to show if open source hardware is more common / more invested in other parts of the world. E. G. Risc V has a growing momentum https://riscv.org/blog/2023/07/the-growing-
485.
by snowpid 3y ago
Moving out your business out of EU is somehow a non solution.
486.
by snowpid 3y ago
Of course, an SME company will not hire a developer to constantly perform security checks and apply patches for an important library libImportant. What will happen is that company A will hire company B to do this and assume liability for it
487.
by snowpid 3y ago
so what would happen instead? The only alternative is using close source (which does have disadvantage, being not cheaper etc.),
488.
by snowpid 3y ago
I think, the CRA might create an incentive for companies not free loading Open Source Software but instead putting money in the open source eco system (though mainly on Security) and that is somehow great!
489.
by snowpid 3y ago
US doesnt have strong "value environmental and worker protection". Btw, are there more EV in Europe btw?
490.
by snowpid 3y ago
Can you elaborate the superiority of Apple GUI system?
491.
by snowpid 3y ago
Level 3 with guarantee. More than Tesla offers in the US which is mentioned in the article.
492.
by snowpid 3y ago
Self driving is also a good example from a regulation viewpoint and societal interaction. Unfortunately the article is very America - centric and ignores e.g. Mercedes progress, German regulation and the competition in China.
493.
by snowpid 3y ago
"The way Israel regularly bombs the journalists (and their families) I wouldn’t be surprised if these civilians are being targeted for simply opening a public hotspot." Could you provide any sources for sentences?
494.
by snowpid 3y ago
sound is very important for the game experience
495.
by snowpid 3y ago
Though democratic elements can be found in authoritarian regimes China is a bad example. Russia was a better example, maybe Singapur. But not China.
496.
by snowpid 3y ago
anabrid, the computer behind THAT was funded by the German govt's DARPA: https://www.sprind.org/en/projects/ulmann/
497.
by snowpid 3y ago
I like to find language nerds on HN :)
498.
by snowpid 3y ago
Stalin was a smart guy, right? (or maybe we give up stupid generalisations)
499.
by snowpid 3y ago
je vous presente https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_Border_Adjustment_Mecha...
500.
by snowpid 3y ago
It is very sad that it almost impossible to discuss EU regulations in HN. The noise of angry Americans is too loud ("EU dictatorship!!!!"). I like the expertise on technical topics but tech regulation (which does affect me very mu
501.
by snowpid 3y ago
Nope. That's wrong.
502.
by snowpid 3y ago
"most economists seem to see the law as stupid, but that might well be my bubble" It is definitely your bubble. Be more humble.
503.
by snowpid 3y ago
Americans think they are the only democracy in the world.
504.
by snowpid 3y ago
dictators tend to wishful thinking, because nobody disagrees. it doesnt mean that they are good predictors.
505.
by snowpid 3y ago
Si Jiping is a dictator and not a wise thinker.
506.
by snowpid 3y ago
" I am talking about women/children. " Can you elaborate, what makes especially women special as a victim?
507.
by snowpid 3y ago
Gamescom still exists
508.
by snowpid 3y ago
looks like Youtube doesnt comply with some of its duties in the EU https://commission.europa.eu/strategy-and-policy/priorities-...
509.
by snowpid 3y ago
"do you have any statistics, sources for your claim of disappearing jobs?
510.
by snowpid 3y ago
I disagree to most German towns.

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