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by ssss11 3y ago
I don’t have experience in this but it sounds like obstacles put in place precisely to stop the bulk data extraction you speak of, and force lock in. Off that’s the case you’ll find it very difficult to change. I’ve found in other business
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by ssss11 3y ago
An aside - “Your privacy your choice” however we have 50+ cookies which are strictly necessary and can’t be disabled. Wtf
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by ssss11 3y ago
Something with my hands… carpentry, painting, beer brewing… not sure but lots of possibilities
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by ssss11 3y ago
Depends what age and country? For young kids 3-7 ish in Australia there’s a great one called Reading Eggs
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by ssss11 3y ago
…and people think crypto doesn’t make sense lol!!
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by ssss11 3y ago
Sponsored by the autonomous car industry? But anyway, I have a feeling that in the long run they probably will be. In the meantime they share the road with human drivers and the real benefits won’t be seen until its just autonomous vehicles
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by ssss11 3y ago
Of course AI is involved
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by ssss11 3y ago
$0.01 / photo with forever storage? My feedback respectfully - it doesn’t sound feasible, have you worked out the commercial viability? I see you’re using blockchain, so further questions: 1. Does it cost the owner or their friends $ t
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by ssss11 3y ago
Criticise it all… Man I went to a supermarket website the other day and received 87 cookies for free
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by ssss11 3y ago
And once they notice no one gives a sh* they’ll throw 100b at it, then more…..
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by ssss11 3y ago
Maybe we all shouldn’t be greedy. Maybe profit as the objective is not the best objective. I’d like to see other metrics in the boardroom drive companies - social good, environment, data privacy, customer service (ha!) and so on… Not just “
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by ssss11 3y ago
After tough years for corporate profits due to covid, is it too simple that this inflation is the corporates trying to claw back additional profit that was lost during those years? It certainly seems likely
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by ssss11 3y ago
Actually I think you’re right - there is one data point. Pretty impressive
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by ssss11 3y ago
Well signal isn’t taking personal data or targeting people with ads, so no. Signal afaik cant access your data and it’s open source so assume has been proven.
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by ssss11 3y ago
With inflation though some one/group is making the extra money. Assume for a moment it’s the wealthy as they own assets, shares in companies etc. The argument that “if regular people got pay rises it would fuel inflation” may be true b
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by ssss11 3y ago
Yes if I understand your point, I agree with it, it feels like regular folks are all getting closer in pay gap. But the gap to the wealthy is accelerating. It certainly feels like it is by design. However with more wealth you have more flex
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by ssss11 3y ago
Only 55%? The other 45% (minus those CEO’s getting 16% pay rises) are either ignorant or extremely lucky.
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by ssss11 3y ago
That’s it right - they get the goodwill of “we value privacy, look we gave you e2ee” and yet they still get to use your data and serve you targeted ads. Creeps.
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by ssss11 3y ago
Perhaps it’s the death of variety (in general, yes there are some individually excellent films every year or two). Have a look at your 2023 disaster list.. superheroes and remakes. I’m bored with the same old movies, characters, plots… have
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by ssss11 3y ago
Something to do with the training data (I.e. human behaviour) being that way?
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by ssss11 3y ago
Precisely, but instead city councils will provide incentives to businesses to push their staff back to the office sigh
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by ssss11 3y ago
I think I had to block and unblock some calls to figure it out but I don’t recall it being too tricky
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by ssss11 3y ago
I put my Samsung tv behind pihole and holy s** did it chatter. It stopped ads in the tv ui and I can only imagine other dystopian data exfiltration api calls.
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by ssss11 3y ago
I agree less is better, but then you have to store those less urgent “medium” items that are got another day somewhere.
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by ssss11 3y ago
The dev: “update works on my machine… now let me just print that document to my printer M101-M106”
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by ssss11 3y ago
I had a plan once for a website where we’d all post our self hosting architectures as kind of blueprints of known good configurations plus some instructions to build them… another project dropped due to spare time
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by ssss11 3y ago
In my country political parties can spam you. The leaders need to lead.
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by ssss11 3y ago
Choose one stack and start small. It’s the only way. Just one rabbit hole can cost you months of time you don’t have. My stack is node and Vue because it’s all JavaScript and Vue feels easier than react.
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by ssss11 3y ago
Don’t they just print more money, and the rest of the world pays the inflation repercussions due to the fact USD is the default trade currency?
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by ssss11 3y ago
You’re doing great work then, well done! I run a synology nas with docker compose for some services and it works well. With a young family though when something does go wrong it can throw out a few days of my (very little) spare time.

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