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by theK 3y ago
I find it terrifying that this type of reasoning is actually legitimate law. Think about all the drive by licensing felonies everyone has comitted by accidentally reading open core code and then, at a later point implementing something vagu
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by theK 3y ago
Good questions. I actually meant your normal wallet or bank account. They have a tendency to go towards zero even if we don't do anything because we already are paying monthly to be connected to the modern world. But yeah, attention an
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by theK 3y ago
> the vanity of an icon on the phone/tablet screen isn't worth forking 30% to big apple. I think the biggest problem here is that these icons on the home screen are great retention drivers and if you go through an app store the
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by theK 3y ago
You now too have a wallet that slowly drains while you use the internet. Web3 wallets are just better integrated into it. Also, there is a misconception that the cryptocurrency based web is like dial up. It isn't. What it is is: 1. a w
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by theK 3y ago
Whoa! How did I miss #PimmelGate???? Yes, sure this is a bit of dark spot for freedom of speech in Germany. From what I'm seeing though pauli zoo got suspended from twitter afterwards and there has been neither suit nor countersuit in
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by theK 3y ago
Ha, ha, very funny.
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by theK 3y ago
As a EU citizen I’m a bit offended, how do EU citizens have no freedom of speech?
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by theK 3y ago
Pretty sure the variables the author picked are not the most interesting ones. Urn models are engineered to have a rich get richer bias which is best seen by varying the initial populations. Instead of offering trial count and pick counts w
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by theK 3y ago
> After a large number of picks, what is the behavior of the proportion of red balls in the urn Isn’t the more enticing question how strong the bias towards the first picked Color is?
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by theK 3y ago
The article is more about bundling together lambda functions into horizontally scalable containers. Paraphrasing the author: > I think the prime video team's presentation should have been called "Moving from lambda to container
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by theK 3y ago
I agree with you that choosing a boring stack and focusing on down to earth, understandable and pragmatic architectural principles offers good probabilities to get a maintainable product. I would like to interject, though, that stack and ar
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by theK 3y ago
Just out of curiosity, is it "just" the Internet or "connect to the internet, log in to a foogle account"?
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by theK 3y ago
Could be that I was wrong. I had seen this one: https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/bm818-tools But it seems it doesn't include the firmware, just some utils.
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by theK 3y ago
I agree with the article that security is a topic that a GraphQL implementation needs to grasp and explicitly address but I’m with you in that it is not a showstopper and good strategies already exist and that a JSON api could also fall vic
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by theK 3y ago
Awesome news! But I think reports that only focus on tax income are underselling the results of cannabis legalization policy slightly. What I would be much more interested in would be the whole picture, ie. added to the tax income we should
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by theK 3y ago
Source selection logic most often is completely in firmware and as most antenna firmware are closely kept binary blobs that the soc comes preinstalled with. I would wager to say that, while possible to do, it is practically impossible for t
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by theK 3y ago
> In a gravitational system you have to make heavy things explode with grand force. Otherwise you just end up with a big lump of matter floating in oblivion. Don't know where I read this but it changed my view of economics and capit
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by theK 3y ago
Agreed. But I think there is one thing that is not being considered here, that is that the markets are priced to the previous era with almost 0% rates. This means that you now have to pay for the thing that is priced to be sort of affordabl
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by theK 3y ago
Yeah, that quote does assume that the relational design in the schema is actually good.
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by theK 3y ago
Interesting, I never thought that I’d get downvoted for stating a fact here
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by theK 3y ago
Sorry to hear that. Any advice for other readers that find themselves in that predicament?
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by theK 3y ago
I think the doom and gloom about the arts dying by generative Ai is a bit overblown. Yes, generative Ais can significantly outproduce humanity in the arts, sure. But in the end it’s never only about the final piece of music/canvas&#x2F
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by theK 3y ago
That would be a good way to actually make a difference because it not only makes using gas for cooking less attractive but it also makes gas heating and gas powered industry significantly more inconvenient! EDIT: would probably be a politic
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by theK 3y ago
Yeah, we are living through that horror as well, turns out roughly half of the people we know that have an induction stove ended up having either multiple replacements or live with the peculiarities of their unit. It’s not cheap stuff as we
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by theK 3y ago
I don’t want to disagree with you because I agree on principle with what you are saying but this case you describe has nothing to do with EVs and everything to do with neoliberalism.
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by theK 3y ago
Isn't that a bit like trying to predict who will want to talk with you? Maybe you are not in that sort of business but I constantly give out my email to people I meet at conferences and through that get Ham from pretty much any existin
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by theK 3y ago
I don't think that is what he meant. EDIT: agree though on your point that for some the right bookmarking tool hasn't been built yet
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by theK 3y ago
While one could heavily overgeneralize and say that "everyone uses google for mail" (iirc they own like 20% of the email market) they certainly don't own the protocol or its development. I think it is exactly these sentiments
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by theK 3y ago
I dont know how to upvote this enough. So many people completely miss this point. If whatever is supposed to replace email it will have to be very similar in features. That is 1. Permissionless (open for anyone to send messages or operate a
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by theK 3y ago
Agreed, gesture control in cars is the next worse thing after touchscreens!

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