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by commitpizza 4y ago
Software doesn't need to be obvious and could need the sharing aspect of it. I am thinking of all the new ML models that are up and coming for example. Not only do you require some advanced software but also a lot of hardware capabilit
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by commitpizza 4y ago
I don't understand your point, do you mean that this cannot happen in other fields? I imagine that this is the case for most stuff in the world. Ideas are not usually unique but it's the great execution of the idea that present th
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by commitpizza 4y ago
But real inventions can occur in software too? Inventions that takes serious money, expertise and so on. Some examples: - Rust memory management - New models in machine learning that enables amazing results - Protocols
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by commitpizza 4y ago
I don't really see the difference, why just software?
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by commitpizza 4y ago
Maybe patents is a bad idea and should be removed.
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by commitpizza 4y ago
Seems like a missed naming opportunity, it should've been "Nutshell" :D
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by commitpizza 4y ago
So supporting radical left wing people with millions of dollars for output of political propaganda does not? Would you be as apologetic if Wikimedia would donate money to people who spread nazi propaganda as well? If nothing makes them extr
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by commitpizza 4y ago
> I'm not sure where that's coming from. All I am doing is talking, and calmly asking you to explain some of the points you volunteered in this forum. First off, I am sorry if I came onto you but the questions you were asking w
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by commitpizza 4y ago
> How do you arrive at the claim that "probably most" donations go to "pushing woke politics"? In their donations campaigns, they make it sound like most of the donations go to fund the site while it's almost les
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by commitpizza 4y ago
https://twitter.com/echetus/status/1579776106034757633 That is the twitter thread that started the uproar, all the info you'll need is in there.
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by commitpizza 4y ago
Yeah I get that I exaggerated my first sentence and thus edited it but it's not that far from the truth. According to their own site, https://wikimediafoundation.org/support/where-your-money-goe... about 43% goes
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by commitpizza 4y ago
Well, not true. They have employed hundreds of people and pays them ridicolous salaries. Less than half is actually used on actually operating/developing the site. Yes that fund is the most controversial part but it's not the only
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by commitpizza 4y ago
Who would want to donate to wikipedia when they know that a lot, probably most, goes to pushing woke politics? 2021 the hosting costs were $2.4 million and they spend well over $100 million each year. If they were to use their funds to actu
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American data spies will never care where the servers are(world.hey.com)
4 points by commitpizza 4y ago|0 comments
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by commitpizza 4y ago
As mentioned previously, I applied and got denied. For obvious reasons I don't really want to go into details, but the experience I have of the swedish police force is that it is completely meaningless to even report things to them.
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by commitpizza 4y ago
I applied for this after getting multiple threats from a stalker and I got denied.
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The only way of being anonymous in Sweden is illegal?(commit.pizza)
215 points by commitpizza 4y ago|246 comments
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by commitpizza 4y ago
My gf bought a dell xps 15" with OLED and an i9 processor. I think it was reasonably priced compared to competitors but it just so happened that her screen broke, or it got loose. She called Dell and they sent a new one so she could tr
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by commitpizza 4y ago
Like so many developer facing products or services, this one also fails to tell me what it is and what problem it solves and leaves me guessing. I guess that it is a backend library for doing websocket communication for node and perhaps a
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by commitpizza 4y ago
Apple don't care about ewaste, if they did they would make their devices easy to repair.
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by commitpizza 4y ago
I love this kind of stuff, if I ever would use security by obscurity this is probably the way I would do it :)
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by commitpizza 4y ago
This kind of happened to Groovy, but I think Kotlin was the killer in that case.
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by commitpizza 4y ago
Personally, I like that I have lots of options available. Compare it to .NET and it's "Microsoft way or the high way".
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by commitpizza 4y ago
Well I care more about simplicity and easy to develop in rather than battle-tested. Something like the Javalin or http4k would probably suit me the best. Of course, I have checked Ktor before, but I don't know if I particularly fancy t
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by commitpizza 4y ago
Do you know of any good backend web frameworks for Kotlin? I would wish for something like FastAPI for python. Kotlin may actually be a great fit for a service I want to build and I hadn't really thought of it as an option until now.
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by commitpizza 4y ago
One thing that Kotlin got going for it is the tooling. I mean, the creator of Kotlin creates some of the best programming tools out there so I'd imagine (without actual experience of Kotlin) that it has great tooling. Sometimes, the to
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by commitpizza 4y ago
No, I don't believe it is. If you stay you won't be more appreciated, get a higher salary or other benefits. I have rather seen the opposite. Each time I have switched companies I've always gotten big pay rise. If I wouldn&#
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by commitpizza 4y ago
That is way too early. How sad, I've always liked the PDF format and it's great compared to people sending word-documents or similar formats.
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by commitpizza 4y ago
I like going to the office and talk with people but there are a few problems that make me hate it and chose WFH almost 100% of the time: - the office is almost always in the middle of a larger city, no nature nearby - the office is almost a
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by commitpizza 4y ago
Very interesting post! I think there will be a movement away from the cloud in the coming time. People will realize that the cloud comes with it's problems when regulations come down, governments require companies to spy on them etc. T

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