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Comment #49248414
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 t…
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Comment #49248145
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 knowing…
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Comment #49247783
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Comment #49246171
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 anywh…
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Comment #49245010
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 afte…
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Comment #49229010
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 …
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Comment #49228392
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 informa…
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Comment #49224289
> 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 europea…
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Comment #49220403
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 win…
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Comment #49219345
> 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 $8…
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Comment #49209832
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 …
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Comment #49208819
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 actua…
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Comment #49173305
It's been true for at least 16 years though, admittedly - it's gotten even worse since Corona
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Comment #49152248
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. …
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Comment #49143055
I see, I must've misunderstood your comment earlier.
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Comment #49142864
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 somethi…
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Comment #49110446
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 …
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Comment #49102919
Someone tell Dario there is am error with my AI
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Comment #49084270
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Comment #49075187
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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Comment #49075158
Please don't send vibecoders to established open source projects . Your literally sabotaging them if you succeed.
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