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iamkonstantin

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    Comment #47604376

    There is also a stream on ESA Web TV https://watch.esa.int/

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    Comment #47585515

    Bluesky/ATProto is (for all that concerns non-developers) a Twitter clone. I think the nostalgia of pre-enschitifed socials is pushing us to try and recreate the experience but I d…

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    Comment #47533082

    > for me as a developer is having the urge to code and not being able to access my remote I think that's the moment when you choose to self host your whatever git wrapper. It reall…

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    Comment #47492137

    > the source of truth is the record in your PDS > content-addressed and signed with your private key Technically valid but also not required. ATProto works hard to present them as …

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    Comment #47490716

    I don’t think it does. ATProto is merely “managed storage for apps” by Bluesky and it’s quite opposing to POSSE - You rely on third parties entirely, not just for hosting but also …

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    Comment #47476790

    There is also the original ESA post with a lot less ads and correctly implemented opt out from analytics https://www.esa.int/Enabling_Support/Space_Engineering_Techn...

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    Comment #47467158

    I think it’s no easy task to reform a city away from being car-centric. In my home town of Ghent (in Belgium), we’ve had several iterations of a traffic plan that gradually reduces…

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    Comment #47026207

    I think the spirit of that regulation is so you as the producer see this as an incentive to better manage production so there is no need to discard/burn 10% of everything.

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    Comment #47011707

    The word “browser” in the title also tripped me to think about an actual browser

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    Comment #46733364

    I hear the cool companies offer free ponyium to their employees. Apparently, it works wonders for morale

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    Comment #46731079

    I can imagine for some it's quite a challenge to deviate from short-form shitposting they normally do and formulate thoughts in complete sentences for the LLMs.

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    Comment #46589562

    I've had a chance to use Gleam for a few small components in production and I'm loving it. That's a very cool talk.

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    Comment #46565144

    I think the parent is trying to say that whatever issues Italy may have internally, it's not up to Cloudflare to comment or enact solutions on their own.

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    Comment #46550742

    What's ridiculous is that the subscription at 180€/month (excl. VAT) is already absurdly expensive for what you get. I doubt many would sign up for the per-API usage as it's just n…

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    Comment #46550683

    Have you noticed how Google search summaries have taken the shape of those annoying blogposts that take you through several “What is a computer program” explainers before answering…

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    Comment #46548935

    Yup, comments on the wired article: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46548451

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    Comment #46521363

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    Comment #46442559

    I like the idea that you can follow cities and they appear in the timeline. Also knowing it's all just markdown - let's just say it's refreshing to have things that don't endeavour…

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    Comment #46442553

    > I wish I'd paid more attention to the *BSDs Same! I've been trying to reduce complexities in my stack (e.g. Docker) and while systemd exists, I think the concept of "jails" or sa…

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    Comment #46421280

    I think the friction really comes from their "partners" like MasterCard who are so averse to adult related services. Paying for adult entertainment is not tabu in most of Europe, b…

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    Comment #46419517

    Nice. This also means sex workers (which are a legal and protected profession here) will finally be able to use the full range of card services without being subjected to the prudi…