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ttoinou
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ttoinou
2y ago
It’s crazy I’m so afraid of this kind of security failures that I wouldn’t even think of releasing an app like that online, I’d ask myself too many questions about jailbreaking like that. But some people are fine with this kind of risks ?
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ttoinou
2y ago
Risk = variance = you should make less or make more depending on outcome. You want the cake (freedom, more impact) and eat it too (guaranteed higher salary)
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2y ago
Web technologies enable server-client apps that can rival desktop apps, and Browsers are almost as complex as Operating Systems. What you describe isn't a problem, it's made like this because they're very useful and complex t
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ttoinou
2y ago
A more risky job should be compensated more ? It'd be the opposite, if it's risky then the variance of the income should be greater (success = more income) I don't want to present the problem as black and white but merely exp
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ttoinou
2y ago
I agree with your point but at the same time developers do need to be managed and they don’t want to manage themselves
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ttoinou
2y ago
* You could be self interested & greedy and like to see yourself as a famous researcher * Some researchers make good money * You could start honest, then realize cheating is the only good way forward given the incentives
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ttoinou
2y ago
Can’t any motivated group of developers fork chromium and push their own agenda ?
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2y ago
If it’s 20% better it can still be worth 10x more
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2y ago
Autokroma.com | C / ffmpeg / codecs | Full-time | REMOTE (Portugal) We do audio video software (video editing, visual effects) and work remotely. I'm looking for self motivated individuals, great at async + remote + text comm
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ttoinou
2y ago
You can make statistics about whatever you want and assign any meaning you want to the numbers you get. It doesnt mean it’s true. The assumptions in the economic theories do not hold true in real life, hence all computations are useless
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ttoinou
2y ago
Your assumptions are wrong. GDP does not mean anything in real life
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ttoinou
2y ago
No their economy is not larger than Russia, this is a common trope among people whose only way to reach reality is to irrationally use statistics computed by bureaucrats
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ttoinou
2y ago
I just switched from Brave to ungoogled chromium on mac and realized Manifest V3 might be coming really fast so I need to make new plans asap. I really need proper tabs handling (I have 100 tabs) so most probably need a vertical tab manager
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2y ago
Define shambles. Italy’s economy isn’t doing great either but there are ways to hide it
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ttoinou
2y ago
The answer is obviously no, otherwise my comment would not make any logical sense
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ttoinou
2y ago
How is it a fact exactly ?
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ttoinou
2y ago
We would not save fully this energy, we would spend it somewhere else more useful (rebound effect / Jevons)
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ttoinou
2y ago
Do you mean you wish to prepay an item in your way to the store so that you can avoid paying at the store ? Thats a different use case than what online store offer. What would happen if the item isnt there on the store when you arrive ? App
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ttoinou
2y ago
I was discussing my parent's comment which stated "your government, explicitly seeking to weed out politically non-compliant people"
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ttoinou
2y ago
Some games are indeed zero sum, some are positive and some are negative. You could also see that in a positive light : Europeans might get a better armies / defence in 10 years compared to if the USA continued its past behavior without
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2y ago
By definition red states are republican leaning. Easy question
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ttoinou
2y ago
It is not by chance that people getting money from the state are more left leaning
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ttoinou
2y ago
Yeah basic math space transformation sandwich : 1) turn data into another space 2) operate in that space 3) transform back into original space. To optimize this, optimize each step and work as much as possible in the most efficient space
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ttoinou
2y ago
Pay 20 usd and ask them by email to get upgraded. I got to Tier 4 in a day
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ttoinou
2y ago
But cleaning / making space on your main soldered drive where the OS is is quite important
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2y ago
Storage isnt cheap on macs though. One has to pay 2k USD to get 8 TB SSD
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2y ago
> And also wrong many times because personal perceptions are sometimes flawed and misleading. For example what you perceive others say and do, they're just perceptions, n=1, but somehow, for some reasons, you think they're abov
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ttoinou
2y ago
If you dont have those you can’t really relate the sensation of cold / warm to the scientific concept of temperature. Unless you blindly trust what someone else does
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2y ago
What can you logically do with those correlations ? They’re just correlations How can it be a predictor when we don’t know the value ? Ive never taken a test and I dont know anyone who’s ever made a test
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2y ago
I wish you were right but what we see as something simple is sometimes made simple by huge amount of work. Look at how we learn maths and physics right now, it is much simpler than what they had back then. Centuries of human work / k
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