aveao

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by aveao 10d ago
Reads to me like it's debounced to a few seconds after you stopped typing.
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by aveao 10d ago
Isn't the email at the top of the form and the marketing checkbox at the bottom? It's an awful dark pattern and makes me want to not use any company that uses shopify. They require your full address to show you shipping prices as
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by aveao 15d ago
It improved a few times during my years here, it's very refreshing compared to what I've seen of the US, where the system is almost as clunky as it was in the 90s.
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by aveao 15d ago
Because US has no other form of becoming a citizen other than naturalization. Also frankly it's a bit silly when you are born to two residents of a country but don't become a citizen. Why does it matter what passports they hold if
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by aveao 21d ago
If you're late enough in your pregnancy that giving birth during your vacation is realistic, you're likely to be refused boarding or turned back at the border. Birthright citizenship tourism is much smaller of an issue than stated
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by aveao 21d ago
If your child acquires US citizenship by accident, then they won't come into student debt if they don't intend to utilize the citizenship (in which case they wouldn't renounce it just because they got it accidentally anyways)
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by aveao 21d ago
Are wealthy foreigners really coming to the US and deciding to live a lifestyle of food stamps and welfare checks, rather than utilizing said wealth?
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by aveao 21d ago
This is for immigrant visas, H1-B is (for silly reasons) non-immigrant. This does close the path for green card for H1-Bs for now (alongside everyone else).
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by aveao 21d ago
No, you can extend your visa at the local immigration bureau if you have the appropriate type (that lets you work, though even tourist visas are extendable¹) and pay the cost². People who do visa runs are doing so to extend their tourist vi
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by aveao 21d ago
Not sure when you lived here but Germany does not require you to leave the country to renew the document that lets you re-enter¹, same as rest of Schengen. Renewal frequency is also 4 years for "EU Blue Card" holders (STEM workers
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by aveao 21d ago
You do not need to do it in your "home country" at all, though, is the thing. People plan vacations around appointments they manage to land for this, in countries they want to go for their summer holidays. Additionally, it doesn&#
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by aveao 21d ago
Isn't there's a special case with Canada where you can return within x days even if your visa has expired, if your status is valid? Many go there for "consular processing" for that reason if I recall correctly.
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by aveao 21d ago
Common around the world? I'd be curious what other countries require this, pretty much everywhere else I know has you renew your status within the country (incl. US), and they give you some form of proof of residence that takes the pla
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by aveao 2mo ago
tangled exists and works (but not particularly well).
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by aveao 2mo ago
This was proposed 8ish months ago, and the annual assembly had this open for votes for 2ish months. I do think there was time for discussion, but I agree that there is poor reasoning. Making the proposal fit all the nuances would no doubt b
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by aveao 2mo ago
Do you just care to provide code, or do you want people to be able to create issues, send PRs, make forks? Open source is social, and self hosting git forges isn't the answer for many projects (especially as spam is a big problem, and
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by aveao 2mo ago
This was voted on by the association members, with ~500 votes as far as I've seen. It's not the arbitrary politics of "some admin", rather the arbitrary politics of mob mentality.
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by aveao 2mo ago
Perhaps you mean that the copyrighted content can only be originally created by a natural person, but companies do very much have Urheberrecht for content they get copyright transferred for (often through employment contracts and implicitly
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by aveao 2mo ago
German court rulings on copyrightability of AI content, as far as I understand, so far have made it so that the person owning the copyright is a) the author, if there's enough creative input b) no one. A lets the author license it as i
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by aveao 2mo ago
For my german work visa in 2022, I had to either give proof of sufficient german knowledge, or a letter from my employer confirming the job would be in english. "People who don't speak english or native language" does not rep
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by aveao 2mo ago
This isn't really true. I've lived in both Munich and Hamburg now, and you 100% need some amount of german to navigate life, many people do not in fact have conversational-level english. I often say that the common paths tend to b
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by aveao 3mo ago
> almost all popular open source projects fight to keep AI contributions out Godot, Zig, who else? Most major OSS projects I know are openly welcoming high quality AI contributions, not fighting to keep them out.
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by aveao 3mo ago
This is all pretty standard with GDPR.
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by aveao 3mo ago
Who out there is going to be feeding patient medical data to Mythos/Fable?
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by aveao 3mo ago
It's worthwhile to remember that this is only true of Mythos/Fable and other future models of "similar or higher capability levels" (ant is treating this as a new tier of model above Opus). Anyone who's already been
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by aveao 5mo ago
My speculation on this has been that it's potentially a factor against ai psychosis, as psychosis risk (of any psychosis) is significantly elevated with lack of sleep. If you read case studies of ai psychosis, many of them also involve
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by aveao 5mo ago
Having tried GLM-5 and Minimax M2.5, alongside regularly using Opus 4.6 (on default thinking): Opus is still much, much better at writing non-garbage code. I haven't yet tried GLM-5.1 though.
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by aveao 7mo ago
That's what hegseth says, but the law doesn't really say that AFAICT.
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by aveao 7mo ago
I call it department of war, because I think it is a great self-own on their part to do such a rename.
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by aveao 7mo ago
This is pretty disconnected to how EU has been behaving towards both startups and AI.

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