NietTim

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by NietTim 13d ago
Over the past 3 months we've been using it a LOT. I made one for our admins so they can work with the CMS and get statistics in their client, the statistics part has been a huge unlock. The big advantage here is that a normal API, dire
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by NietTim 13d ago
Ah yes, 33 feet, the suspiciously not round number which suspiciously translates to almost exactly 10 meters. Just use meters, lol.
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by NietTim 19d ago
This seems like a very sane take. At no point during my career up until now would submitting code to production that you didn't understand be acceptable. Over the past months/year, a lot of the discourse around AI-written code I&#
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by NietTim 21d ago
Pro tip: you can ask claude this
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by NietTim 24d ago
These price drops are absolutely bonkers. Gotta love competition! Glad we didn't end up with a duopoly of openai and anthropic, we got a glimpse of what nightmare that would've been and it wasn't pretty
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by NietTim 24d ago
Admitted it was a mistake, fixed it. Meanwhile google is actively platforming and funding the far right, and has no issue with it. What is the issue with Proton here exactly? This is a complete nothing burger.
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by NietTim 28d ago
Thanks, didn't notice it before you pointed it out (and I already made my comment), actually turned into quite an interesting retrospective for me
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by NietTim 28d ago
Governments don't need flock or AMG, that's where the flaw in your argument begins.
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by NietTim 28d ago
Very flawed argument, anyone can go for a walk without their phone on them and have a conversation, nobody would ask them why they don't have their phone on them.
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by NietTim 28d ago
Edit; wrote this comment before I realised this is a blog post from 2013. In 2013 I would've agreed 110% with this. ----------- This is one of those things that make for great post title and gets you all riled up at first but when you
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by NietTim 29d ago
We have that in the EU, they mandated it. It finally made instagram use-able for me again. Did instagram geo-gate that feature? Wouldn't surprise me, but still.
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by NietTim 29d ago
The same way we already distinguish between card games and gambling. I can think of quite a few to distinguish normal platforms from addictive ones; - non-chronological timeline - promoted content from people you don't follow
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by NietTim 1mo ago
In classic reddit fashion the post you linked to is now deleted
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by NietTim 1mo ago
Very cool! A twist on the "generic" live map we've seen many times
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by NietTim 1mo ago
You just repeated an outdated meme. Go compare our punctuality statistics with our southern and eastern neighbours. Then do the rest of the world. Make sure to account for differences in definition of punctuality between providers. Yes, del
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by NietTim 2mo ago
Yea was scratching my head why this is news, 90% of dutch webshop for the past 15 years have had ideal (precursor to wero) lol Seems to be a weird marketing article
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by NietTim 2mo ago
So let me get this straight: - Currently travelers to the US need to give biometric data each time they enter - New DB connection between EU and US for this purpose - People will _still_ need to give biometric data each time they enter in o
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by NietTim 2mo ago
Supposedly it will be only requested for people crossing into the US. But it's not 2012 anymore and we all know better.
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by NietTim 2mo ago
So let the people who want to go to the US do that and don't send data from the vast majority of people who will never visit the US there. It's claimed that only data of traveler's will be retrieved by the US but it's
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by NietTim 2mo ago
I used to have exactly one like that but without all the bogus 3.0 printing on it.
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by NietTim 2mo ago
Oh, duh, of course. One of those "how did I not think of that" moments
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by NietTim 2mo ago
> It turned out that my subscription, which had been going since 2013, was on an “Annual Paid Monthly” plan. Even though I was getting billed monthly, I couldn’t actually cancel any time I wanted. I've been wondering for a while wha
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by NietTim 3mo ago
What a fun idea for a game!
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by NietTim 3mo ago
Oh no, the thief is mad they get "stolen" from? I've had to hard block all of anthropic's scrapers because they seemingly ignore robots.txt and every other unwritten rule about 'polite' webscraping. They were s
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by NietTim 3mo ago
Just use the browser, it's fine 99% of the time.
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by NietTim 3mo ago
> Apple added these restrictions because installed app lists can be used for fingerprinting and privacy invasive profiling. And this was heavily exploited by Facebook before Apple patched it
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by NietTim 3mo ago
The police of the Netherlands had them, Amsterdam is only a city in the Netherlands.
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by NietTim 3mo ago
Properly euromaxxing, this is the way.
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by NietTim 3mo ago
This is not a proper black-box reimplementation, I doubt they can get away with that. And that's not mentioning all other obvious ethical concerns of course.
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by NietTim 3mo ago
The issue with those solutions is that it would balloon my app size because I'd need to embed the model, or add a mechanism to download the models afterwards, for something that is essentially a note taking app. But maybe I can make it

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