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by yladiz 1y ago
Would this be preferable to something like Anubis?
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by yladiz 1y ago
In Germany, it’s similar: you’re entitled to unemployment benefits regardless (if you’ve been an employee of a company that pays for your salary and taxes), but if you quit you don’t get benefits for 3 months as a “penalty”, so people ask t
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by yladiz 1y ago
You're assuming they weren't already operating in public before, and were just sitting on their laurels, rather than self driving being a really hard problem regardless of how hard you work on it. From what has been seen it's
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by yladiz 1y ago
I wouldn’t trust X or Elon Musk, and $300M is the kind of money that you can ask for a lot of things from the recipient.
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by yladiz 1y ago
> I understand people have valid cases why they don't want their content scraped. Maybe they want to sell it - I can understand that, although I don't like it. To be frank: it’s not your content, it’s theirs, and it doesn’t mat
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AI layoffs start hitting a wide swath of Corporate America(qz.com)
5 points by yladiz 1y ago|4 comments
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by yladiz 1y ago
It doesn’t refute your point, because a worklet is a worker and thus not in the main thread, but the canvas API is usable outside of the main thread as well, via OffscreenCanvas or something like transferring to a worker.
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by yladiz 1y ago
This is as naive as you’re arguing the parent is. I agree you need to care about customers first, and make sure you’re solving their problem, but you absolutely do need to care about the code and if you treat it as always throwaway you can
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by yladiz 1y ago
I've been doing frontend development for over 10 years, and obviously it's anecdotal but I never heard anyone use the Closure Compiler outside of ClojureScript, and I imagine that in practice most people doing frontend development
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by yladiz 1y ago
But most passkey providers don’t return attestation data. How do you get the data?
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by yladiz 1y ago
Unfortunately I don’t think there’s much to help with vendor lock in directly (like, you may or may not be able to export the private key(s) depending on the tool, and in some cases it’s definitely not possible like with a hardware key), bu
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by yladiz 1y ago
It could also be due to a better understanding of the causes, among other things. As always, correlation does not equal causation.
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by yladiz 1y ago
The issue is that the president and executive in general don’t have the power to do a lot of things they have, like withhold appropriated money, but they do it anyway and don’t care if the courts reprimand them. So yes, in theory only congr
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by yladiz 1y ago
> However with LLMs, there is one major worry - in that it encourages de-skilling and getting addicted to having a LLM think for us. Now, if you can run your own LLMs, youre resilient to that. Not sure what you mean. Using a local LLM or
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by yladiz 1y ago
Are the Russian people being persecuted such that many of them are being bombed in their homes after being given a token amount of time to evacuate, or many are starving to death?
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by yladiz 1y ago
You do realize that Hamas and Palestine are not the same thing right, even if they are obviously related? Funding aid for Palestine is not the same as funding Hamas, even if it is impossible to avoid some money being used in ways it’s not s
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by yladiz 1y ago
Of course, and I have been pretty junior at an early stage startup where I improved and learned a lot (more than I think I would have at a larger company, at least), but I definitely wouldn’t have worked as many hours if I had more experien
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by yladiz 1y ago
> “There is no way to sugarcoat it. At startups, you work extremely hard,” CEO Kenneth Chong told Forbes. Chong, 30, compared the all-consuming role to that of being an athlete, who trains intensely and dedicates time and energy to the s
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by yladiz 1y ago
Maybe your argument makes sense in the US, but in many countries (like here in Germany) there do exist TV and radio that are publicly funded, trusted, and good, so yes I’m more than okay that I have to pay monthly, and in your words, “forci
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by yladiz 1y ago
What profound moral problem are you talking about? If you take your point even further, you could argue there’s a moral problem with forcing people who are distrusting of or despise the government to pay taxes at all, but it’s generally agr
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by yladiz 1y ago
This is kind of the reality of ratings online: you have to accept that someone could leave a bad review about something that you’ve fixed, or even arbitrary. In general if you’re doing a good job the positive reviews will eventually counter
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by yladiz 1y ago
Why don’t you just say what you are trying to insinuate in the commenter’s mind, rather than asking the “why do you think that is?” question?
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by yladiz 1y ago
They should have responded to them in the first place, not removed them, and state that the issue has been fixed and invite the commenter to try again. I wouldn’t trust them to not remove reviews until they start not doing it.
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by yladiz 1y ago
Which backup services would folks here recommend to replace and/or supplement Backblaze? I have a lot of important files backed up there (photos, documents), some only there, so for the sake of redundancy I think it would make sense
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Against SQL (2021)(scattered-thoughts.net)
4 points by yladiz 1y ago|1 comments
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by yladiz 1y ago
This really downplays the cinema experience. Yes, many people are fine watching a movie at home while doing something else (the current Netflix model of filmmaking is precipitated on this), and others are fine to watch at home in general, b
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by yladiz 2y ago
If there is a deny list, and you have multiple services, you either do need to sync it or have a service fully responsible for this, and this does come with the burden of dealing with consistency guarantees, so it’s not as simple as “period
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by yladiz 2y ago
> And, if you've made this side project I'm talking about, like I have, is it really worth $5,000/month to generate the most basic-bitch lasagna recipe you're not even gonna actually cook anyway? We both know the answ
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by yladiz 2y ago
It’s not the only solution, but it is one, as we saw back in the first Trump administration and their tariffs on, and the resulting counter tariffs from, China. It will almost certainly dramatically reduce demand for crops like this from th
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by yladiz 2y ago
I think you’re somewhat missing the point, which is that the collapse of the dollar as the reserve currency around the world will eventually lead to default of US debt, which has cascading consequences domestically and internationally. This

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