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by ffsm8 1mo ago
also, session cookies for eg login and error tracing etc dont actually need a banner. you only need to use it if youre participating in the internet stalking behaviour by integrating eg google analytics and similar integrations
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
Frankly, I would've agreed with your opinion... Maybe 20-30 years ago? I think it's clear that nothing will be done - and initiatives that end at a national level are meaningless from a climate perspective. You should definitely s
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
Youre the one that made the intellectually dishonest argument that scale is about cost and efficiency while the discussion was about scale of the surveillance . from your point , nothing is cheaper and more efficient then mandating an app
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
I mean I don't have anything against go, but frankly - it's not really better then modern Java. Each have their trade-offs, both can support native compiled application code. Some architectures are easier to review and code in g
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
Read the article to find out. Token use didn't seem to be a criteria from my casual reading, but maybe you can illuminate me what section pointed to that, I may have been too superficial in my reading
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
its vibecoded. just point another vibe based harness at it and youll have it in an hour or two. this thing is as trivial as you can get get, scope wise
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
Reading your quote really gets me wondering who the people making those kinds of analysis are... It's like they haven't maintained any actual software, because the criteria they choose is... Completely irrelevant? The things that
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
I understood this comment chain to be about the technology archetype of smart glasses with cameras in them, not about Meta glasses. If it was about the latter then I'd agree that there is no usecase for them
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
I think eg police and military personnel should be required to wear cameras while on duty and interacting with people (So not during their whole shift, but whenever they're knowingly entering an interaction) This may be a body camera
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
I think you didn't understand what I was trying to say. Fraunhofer didn't do licencing before joining up with Thomson. That's why - back in the 90s - there were no litigation anywhere even though everyone ignored their patent
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
Ha, you're misremembering, but it's been a long time so I don't begrudge you. Fraunhofer is a research institution. They didn't really do licencing, that's why they never went after anyone. Then Thomson joined the v
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
The point was that the definition of insider trading does not extend to politicians buying/selling from their "insider knowledge" as it's not internal business knowledge. Hence it is legal (in Germany) for politicians
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
Meanwhile in Germany insider trading is completely legal for politicians. Well, not insider trading - but it's definition supposedly doesn't extend beyond internal business information. (At least that's what people keep tel
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
> your data can still be forcibly pulled and often without you being aware that this happened as a german i feel the urge to point out that this technically also applies to european companies... With more hurdles for the US, but still t
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
i actually vividly remember when they started introducing that flow... the first time i came across it was a total knee-jerk negative reaction. unrelated to that, i switched to windows a few years later (my old imac wasnt good enough to pla
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
> I probably spend like $80 mate, if youre not using subscription then youre spending waaaaaaay more. the plan itself with fable/sol will most likely have already cost more then $80 -- ime thats more like 500-2k/day of usage. m
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
I don't disagree but I feel like this comment chain kinda implies taking action today would actually meaningfully change the trajectory too... It really doesn't. Climate change is a global problem. It would need a global solution,
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
What was untrue specifically? I'm not sure what quoting the electricity by general source over the last decades disproves. Did you read something into spwas comment he didn't actually say?
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
It's been true for at least 16 years though, admittedly - it's gotten even worse since Corona
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by ffsm8 2mo ago
At my dayjob there is a person spearheading ai across the enterprise. They generated lots of documentation across the whole stack and now makes all PO/BAs read it if it's correct. So not just 300 lines - he unironically generated
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by ffsm8 2mo ago
I see, I must've misunderstood your comment earlier.
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by ffsm8 2mo ago
What do you think tailwind is? It's a utility to generate deduped/treeshacken css classes - according to a config file the parent mentioned It's not some grand framework or something. It's literally doing exactly what th
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by ffsm8 2mo ago
I think the alternative project is a great idea, it should be a Honeypot essentially. Something that nobody maintains or looks at, maybe just accepting all contributions no matter how retarded. Now you've successfully mitigated them As
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by ffsm8 2mo ago
Someone tell Dario there is am error with my AI
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by ffsm8 2mo ago
Fwiw, I've done those kinds of requests before and it did so successfully. It did use Google to provide me with the answers though, sooo...
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by ffsm8 2mo ago
Please don't send vibecoders to established open source projects . Your literally sabotaging them if you succeed.
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by ffsm8 2mo ago
They haven't litigated the last public non-compliance... Despite that one being extremely public. So probably not at all for now.
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by ffsm8 2mo ago
My last ones were "new balance m520" bought in March 2023 on sale for 40€ (size 47, always hard to find). (Non-sale price is usually around 160). I threw them away in June.
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by ffsm8 2mo ago
> It's been a long time since we've had a sense for how expensive clothing used to cost, and a "good" pair of boots (just as example) would be an enormous sticker shock to most people. Esp that example it's kinda
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by ffsm8 2mo ago
From an engineering perspective, sqlite and PostgreSQL are equivalent. The difference is only in the deployment/maintenance. And considering the context he stated, zero downtime really doesn't seem like something he's worryin

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