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interactivecode
13d ago
The whole point is the speed
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interactivecode
15d ago
competitief salaris? Is dat competitief met andere bedrijven op HN? Zet er anders even een echt bedrag bij.
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interactivecode
18d ago
Can they become part of the eurozone without joining the european union?
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interactivecode
1mo ago
60B in all stock. So basically “free” assuming cursor leadership believes Elons feverdreams. I wonder how long until Elon makes everyone believe he founded Cursor.
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interactivecode
1mo ago
Revolut does not have a banking license in the US. At the moment they are a front for another bank. Don't be gullible and believe blindly what the marketing departments tell you.
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interactivecode
2mo ago
I sometimes wonder what would happen to our other resources if energy was abundant and "free". For example desalination plants running for free could perhaps be used to refill an aquifer. Of course there are markets and balances i
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interactivecode
2mo ago
At the point where you have 1 million in revenue you for sure have an accountant even just to do your yearly business taxes. So reporting to Epic just becomes an extra hour of work to make the report.
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interactivecode
2mo ago
The correct way to deliver notifications is through push notifications. On mobile platforms it will wake up the device, wake up the app and handle the notification. No matter if your app is backgrounded, completely quit or open. It's a
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3mo ago
As long as the water that goes in, doesn’t come out. The inital water requirement is fine. What is problematic in most cases is the warm water containing pollutants is just pumped straight into our local waste water systems or rivers.
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3mo ago
Wondering what happened in April, around that time layoffs started including at my job. No reason at all aside from “AI” and the C suite wanting larger profits.
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3mo ago
> The strange thing is this is happening in multiple companies at the same time. It's like all the CEOs and HR reps met at some golf retreat and decided to follow a script. I’ve gotten the same feeling. It’s too consistent to be a f
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3mo ago
Is making the word unstable, it's actively happening. USA has the biggest and strongest propaganda machine.
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3mo ago
Honestly with Apples high bar of engineers and their massive budgets. If they wanted to they would. So to me it's a good decision from the EU commission to not give into the bullying from Apple. (and others)
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interactivecode
3mo ago
Clearly the USA has the same vested interest. The difference is they are aggressively initiating war outside their borders to bully and get what they want.
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4mo ago
In the US can you use stripe with only online bank transfers just like in the EU?
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6mo ago
how about jailing CEO's of companies who do this?
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interactivecode
7mo ago
Correction designers and frameworks don’t build websites the engineers do
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8mo ago
I love this in xcode / swift. Where classes and structs have a different colors between local classes and external classes (from a lib). Its surprisingly useful to know if you’re working with a entity that you made.
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8mo ago
Only after informing you, giving you the opportunity to fix things and many many other steps. The harshness is directly related to the size of the company and the companies willingness to fix any issues. They want companies to comply.
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8mo ago
For the same reason css still works if you make a typo and javascript super dynamic: its a friendly interface. Html, css and js got used so much because you could mess around and still get something to work. While other languages that peopl
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8mo ago
Reminder that this would be illegal in any modern developed country.
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9mo ago
Are the big capitalist car companies scared of some strong competition? Maybe they should innovate instead of lobby against international competition
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11mo ago
Sam is doing the same playbook Elon used Tesla's full self-driving dreams
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11mo ago
So Microsoft went from 49% to now 27%? Open AI with their non-profit and their for-profit and all these investments and deals they are doing. It feels like they are spending more time doing financial trickery than building AI products.
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1y ago
From what I know, the current rules don't say anything about region locking features like apple is doing. The EU regulations might be slow in reaction time but they are not playing around. You can be sure that they will continually clo
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1y ago
that's like worrying about external people having access to the drivers wallet in the case of a fatal crash. Like yeah sure but it's more likely that Tesla is sketchy considering their vested interest is controlling crash data rep
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1y ago
In The Netherlands you just tap your card when you get in and when you get out. the fare is computed based on how many stops you went. No app needed. Supports all the virtual cards too like apple pay etc...
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1y ago
this is what I want iOS and macOS to become. 1 OS. Plug in your phone and get a computer. unplug and get a phone.
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interactivecode
1y ago
It's quite easy to learn proper English if you're American. I have friends who successfully accomplished the feat
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interactivecode
1y ago
Oh please, every platform and programming environment has undocumented apis, workarounds and hacks.
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