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by theragra 2y ago
Crazy.
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by theragra 2y ago
Cloudron solves this going from the other side: they package apps themselves. To support transparent migrations and backups.
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by theragra 2y ago
Several apps that try to solve this. Good one, but costly, is cloudron. It allows you to one click install a wide range of self-hosted apps. Cloudron itself is subscription software that can be installed on own server or many cloud options
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by theragra 2y ago
Respect? I remember when I got my first and last iPhone - 3g - I found that safari cannot reflow page text to the phone screen. Either tiny zoom and unreabable text, or constant horizontal scrolling. Even first primitive android browser on
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by theragra 2y ago
He is the est example of a person consumed by an idea. It is pretty sad. He cannot let it go.
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by theragra 2y ago
I asked why Trump likes numbers 4 and 7. Apparently, this is forbidden topic! Google is insane.
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by theragra 2y ago
Yeah, I spent last summer learning and programming attinys in Arduino and soldering small hacks. This is certainly appealing in comparison to microservice monstrosity I write in a team at work.
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by theragra 2y ago
If this were true, people who have most money and need tools most would be people buying Apple. Instead, people take loans to buy Apple to show how cool and rich they are.
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by theragra 2y ago
This assumes Putin cares about all that. Political scientists who study authoritarian regimes are pretty sure the only thing Putin cares about is keeping power. For that, poor population alienated from the world is exactly what is needed.
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by theragra 2y ago
Where I live, people buy apple because you can show it off. That's why you see these in cafes and airports.
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by theragra 2y ago
This is pretty dumb generalization. In baltics, where I live, nobody counts cents or limits appliance use, despite low overall income.
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by theragra 2y ago
100%
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by theragra 2y ago
I think I even saw Mac for the first time around 2004. Eastern europe.
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by theragra 2y ago
Yeah, I even resubscribed to chatgpt. I have free Gemini, but it is really underwhelming
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by theragra 2y ago
Yeah, this is legendary comment
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by theragra 2y ago
No. In baltics, northern EU you can encounter countryside unsupervised apples, tomatoes and even honey where you take it and put money a box. No camera. Also, even with cameras, it is little help of I am a tourist. In Switzerland, I was i
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by theragra 2y ago
This approach won't get you realistic data. Immigrants are immigrants for a reason. I'm living in the exUSSR. Plenty of older people are nostalgic about security they had back then. Food, housing, healthcare and even job were most
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by theragra 2y ago
Interesting that these kind of things are done by less known companies, not the big names. At least that's my (uninformed) impression.
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by theragra 2y ago
By itself or linked to other data? Afaik PII is usually a set of linked data. As in common name and surname are not PII. Together with age, they can be.
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by theragra 2y ago
If I understand your point, counterargument is that hn comments are made by people who are almost certainly in top 20% by intellect from general population. Compared to some subreddits and YouTube, comments here are made by geniuses.
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by theragra 2y ago
OpenAI started the same, so we'll see. One thing I dislike is that Claude is even more "over safeguarded" then ChatGPT. It disallows even kind of reasonable questions about Ritalin bioavailability in different ways of adminis
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by theragra 2y ago
This feature is cool as fuck, but I noticed that podcasts it generates loose quite a lot of details from the original article. Even longreads turn into 13 mins chunks.
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by theragra 2y ago
Thanks a lot, you clarified my confusion about these two things
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by theragra 2y ago
Author is kinda TERF philosopher, no less. Only a philosopher can say that open-source pod created by the donation-based organization in a very controversial and heavily regulated area is next big business. And to think they palliative care
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by theragra 2y ago
I mixed up companies. I bought bigme hibreak. And I had Hisense A5 cc some time ago. I used both as a cycling computers, without sim and almost without internet. It is fine, not great yet, but not bad. Just a bit on a slow side. But overal
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by theragra 2y ago
Me too. For some reason, I have a soft spot for these displays, also eInk. I've recently bought Hisense hibreak phone just because I am interested in these things.
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by theragra 2y ago
Nah, it is fully custom VLIW
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by theragra 2y ago
Made up? Im talking about my own personal experience. You can't receive money from other newer accounts for some time. It starts to work only when you "trained" their algorithms with older accounts and smaller amounts.
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by theragra 2y ago
Reminded me how one famous Russian guy ran Atomic Heart on Elbrus 8S. Elbrus has native translator, though, and pretty good one, afaik. Atomic Heart was kinda playable, 15-25 fps.
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by theragra 2y ago
I heard whatsapp is better in low signal conditions, so they use both

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