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by tacker2000 9mo ago
Yea whatsapp is just a cognitive overload nightmare. Everybody is now scheduling important stuff there, inbetween unstructured spam and whatnot, its the worst channel of them all. You cant search properly, you cant flag or filter, the deskt
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by tacker2000 9mo ago
Yea I was also looking for this info. But his Linkedin says he is still at Google. So is this some weird cliffhanger now?
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
Facebook also does this. But the EU posted a press release last year that they are investigating this, as it could breach the DMA. [1] The Guardian doesn't fall under the DMA though. [1] https://ec.europa.eu/commission&
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
How is the EU tech company lack of growth related to fining companies for not obeying the law? Yes, Europe is a laggard in tech, but I don't see any relationship here. Even if they wouldn't fine these companies, EU would still lag
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
yea, most people would have dumped the stock back then and not HODL'ed it through the 2000s until now...
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
Incredible! Great work! One suggestion: please add previous/next navigation on the images, so that one doesnt have to open an image, close, open again.
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
I would guess this can be hidden under normal music streaming activity? But one would need lots of proxies!
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
Wow holy abstraction! Weird stuff, seems to be vibe-coded using cursor and also the github issues are full of spam.
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
Once EVs are good enough i am sure they will reach mass adoption. Lets let the market decide. Im certainly no fossil fuel “muggle” that is beholden to this industry and wants to destroy the planet for “our” children, whatever this personal
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
Could be, but so what? The fact is the US and China are steamrolling us with their IT companies since decades. We need to wake up and do it ourselves.
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
Silicon valley has its origins with HP and Intel, producing hardware and chips. Yes, the www was created at Cern, but this is only a small part of the whole tech industry and history as a whole. Also before that, Arpanet, the precursor of t
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
Wouldnt say its laziness. The US has a long history of funding the Silicon Valley expansion using Darpa and other federal agencies for example. Europe never had such a thing, and they had a fragmented market for a long time. The big money i
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
So you are the enlightened one because you drive an EV or what? I dont think that this divisive and patronizing attitude is helpful in this discussion. Range anxiety is a fact, only recently electric vehicles have started to have more accep
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
The US FTC was also against the merger.
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
What is a non EV-muggle?
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
Here are 2 maps https://infrastruktur.oebb.at/de/geschaeftspartner/transport... https://www.sn.at/panorama/oesterreich/koralmbahn-bringt-sal...
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
Im sure you know about the Styrian Oak?
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
I am also in love with Inertia, it lets you use a React frontend and a Laravel backend without a dedicated API or endpoints, its so much faster to develop and iterate, and you dont need to change your approach or mental model, it just makes
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
How does Next accomplish more than a PHP/Ruby/whatever backend with a React frontend? If anything the latter is much easier to maintain and to develop for.
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
This is about React Server Components, a subset/feature of React that can optionally be installed and used. Apps that use React without server components are not affected.
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
I disagree, i’m always using Google to find new restaurants and places to go to in my own (fairly large) city.
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
Very interesting, ive always wondered how google decides to show restaurants or other POIs if they overlap and there is a large density. Im sure they favour the ones that use google ads, but i would not think that they are bullying places a
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
Its going to be interesting to see what will happen with Airpods and the like…
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
Also see the twin paradox, which is related to this and equally fascinating. If one twin stays on earth and the other makes an intergalactic trip (with the speed of light), upon return, the one on earth will have aged much more than the one
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
I would guess that having everything on one floor optimizes the unloading, restocking and logistics. Also construction is cheaper.
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
The Wikipedia user based his drawing off of this sculpture from 1711, so it seems the american continent was actually already quite well mapped back then. https://www.rmg.co.uk/collections/objects/rmgc-object-36062
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
Yea I found that weird. Who is going to execute your gradiose plan once you leave? Why would anyone else care so much as to see this through? Seems a bit arrogant and short sighted. He would be the only one that cares about this in the end.
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
Im using Jenkins, which i know is controversial here, but it has been rock solid since years for me. And there exist a lot of specialized solutions out there, where the business model is purely CI.
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
To be fair this has more to do with Github Actions than Github, which from the beginning was never really going to rival any professional solution. The people at Zig should use proper CI tools and not something that a big service provider i
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by tacker2000 10mo ago
Wow, i actually expected some nonsense like this but this is just hilariously tragic.

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