unionpivo

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by unionpivo 27d ago
Because they know that in the end there will only be a few winners, and if you are one of them, you will settle even if its for billions, and if not it doesn't matter because you will be bankrupt anyway. And besides various companies
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by unionpivo 7mo ago
They have 2 versions. One is cloud based one is local install. They are pushing cloud based one because, their local installer is really bad (it's also bad for commercial version, people often joked, that the hardest thing about SW i
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by unionpivo 7mo ago
Problem is, its not available in many countries including mine. They are saying "we are expending countries" but i check once in a while and hasn't changed in years.
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by unionpivo 9mo ago
In a lot of smaller cars, you can fold down back row. And if you are ok, with having trunk open, and tied down, you can transport fridges (I used reno clio, that is slightly bigger). Done that myself (not two door wide ones, one door fridge
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by unionpivo 10mo ago
>As a gamer, why would you want to spend a few hundred bucks on a gaming box, when it isn't able to play the biggest hits? Who would want to deliberately limit their ecosystem to indie games? ??? Look at steam top 100, sure there ar
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by unionpivo 11mo ago
it's not just porn blocking. That's just what is in newspapers. Porn blocking is only small part. Essentially, you have to preform risk assessment if your site contains any child inappropriate content (according to new law that
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by unionpivo 1y ago
Exactly, but a lot of studios thought they could get away without that, so now they are paying the price.
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by unionpivo 1y ago
It's not that I think that UE5 is good for low end hardware, it's not. One of the reasons that a lot of studios struggle with bad performance on UE5, is because a lot of studios, fired their most experienced devs and hired bunch o
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by unionpivo 1y ago
C is 50 years old or something like that, and it still doesn't have a standard hash map. Sure its not impossible for C to get that, but at the same time, they are trying to write git not fix C. * My point is, that hash maps and data st
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by unionpivo 1y ago
Ursela is there because politicians(individual countries leaders) want here there. She is convenient scape goat for things that would hurt politicians image at home, so they let commission do the dirty work, so they can say it wasn't
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by unionpivo 1y ago
We are getting fucked by USA because we do not feel strong enough without them. Everybody is blaming Ursula for the deal with Trump, like it was her decision. The individual countries politicians made the call, she is just a convenient scap
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by unionpivo 1y ago
If USD stops being global currency, there probably will not be just one that replaces it, but there will be several competing ones (USD still probably being there), for foreseeable future, with countries hedging bets.
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by unionpivo 2y ago
Even if you are releasing such a solution today, it will take months/years to build knowledge and toolchains and best practices. Then have traind developers to be able to use it. > youre risking getting trapped in a local minimum. O
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by unionpivo 2y ago
> You're thinking too much by the rules. You can absolutely scrape them anyway. Probably the biggest relevant factor is CGNAT and other technologies that make you blend in with a crowd. If I run a scraper on my cellphone hotspot, th
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by unionpivo 2y ago
Because nowdays more than ever content you need is in silos. Your facebooks/twiters/instagram/stack overflow/reddit ... And they all have limited expensive api's, and have bulk scrapping detection. Sure you can cl
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by unionpivo 3y ago
> management's thirst for elimiating pesky problems that come with dealing with human bodies But that's what 95% management is for. If you don't have humans, you don't need majority of managers. And I know of plenty
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by unionpivo 3y ago
> Wow this is such an awful excuse. yes for whomever organized such a curse and didn't give such guidance. And besides curse asked for project to do something. It did. It printed lines. We can call the email gimmick, the marketeerin
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by unionpivo 3y ago
Rest In Peace. VIM is still among my top used editors. And Bram was the one that made sure it kept improving and being useful for all those years, since I first used it on my Slackware install.
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by unionpivo 3y ago
Problem in big companies is that its is filled with people that , especially the higher you go, have their own plans and agendas. Sometimes they align with each other and oftentimes some part of company is actively trying to sabotage some
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by unionpivo 3y ago
Maybe visible, but as someone who works in EU, behind the screen there is a lot more emphasis on either not collecting data, or being more strict with what you collect and how you collect it. PII data identifying, documenting it, and period
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by unionpivo 3y ago
> Will you volunteer to tell the retiring teacher or firefighter that they will have to starve because you’d rather punish the ultimate perpetrators rather than hold the actually guilty (the then CEO and the board) accountable to the law
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by unionpivo 3y ago
>It's a broken system where effort and performance isn't acknowledged and rewarded and the whole purpose of being there is undermined. At some point the whole enterprise is destructive and should be shut down. The point of pres
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by unionpivo 3y ago
> ... critically acclaimed ... > ... bait so it wins awards. So if you are a producer that wants "critically acclaimed" and "wins awards", author , hire her ? Maybe that answers why she is getting paid that much
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by unionpivo 3y ago
Problem with this is that for a lot of games and integrations, having the same name on server as you have in game is expected. This will screw that up, for a lot of people. Same is true for various YouTube/twitch channel communities. A
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by unionpivo 3y ago
Just because humans can generally do it without lidar and other sensors, does not mean that lidar and other sensors, would not improve human driving, if we could somehow integrate them seamlessly (and well reduce their price). A car equippe
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by unionpivo 3y ago
> If you auction of the tickets in the first place, you don't have to criminalize the secondary market. it's the world where people with money get all of the advantages, and people with less get leftovers. I will agree, that in
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by unionpivo 3y ago
> Naturally, you can forbid poor people from reselling their ticket to prevent that. We all know they would only use the proceeds for booze, wouldn't they? /s > proceeds for booze, wouldn't they? Who tf said that. nobo
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by unionpivo 3y ago
> Give poor people money, if you want to help them. Giving poor people money will not help the situation. How much money do you need to give to a family, that would want to have a picnic over the weekend, so that Bill Gates and Elon Musk
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by unionpivo 3y ago
Not from USA, but my opinion on raffles vs auctions: Raffle is not giving them money. Raffle is giving them a chance. No matter how much money you give to poor people, rich people will always be able to afford to outbid them. So sure, givi
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by unionpivo 3y ago
well to those of us, not using iPhone it is* And to be honest, most of the files I sync, I never access on a phone anyway. So it would still be useful even without Android support. Not sure how common my setup is, But I have desktop both a

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