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Location: Germany Remote: preferably remote; travel within Germany or adjacent regions can be arranged within reasonable limits Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Rust, Python, …

Ironically this article reads like it was written by AI.

Our societies incentivize a bunch of bad behaviors, especially when it comes to projecting the appearance of productivity. So I find that unsurprising.

The more I browse through this, the more I agree. I feel like one could delete almost all comments from that project without losing any information – which means, at least the vari…

A gross oversimplification of anthropology.

Still worse than public transport, wastes more resources and endangers cyclists and pedestrians. I have yet to see anything that deserves to be called progress in self-driving. Yet…

This is really cool. Fascinating how the intuition maps neatly onto this grid As a notorious Minesweeper speedrunner I find the animation uncover animation when middle clicking to …

That quote is pretty messed up.

I just think dark mode is prettier.

A capitalist fever dream to justify how valuable he is to society. Of course, he completely ignores the labour going into the entire supply chain that enables this level of automat…

I have lots of things to hide.

Well, it makes a difference what kind of energy supplier turns a profit from your energy consumption. If you're buying renewable energy from a company that still invests into fossi…

Interesting. I'd consider it, if I wasn't already on NixOS with home-manager.

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I'd not call pronouns a fad. They're just helpful info to talk about others.

I'd guess fingerprinting without consent is also illegal under these regulations, but may be harder to persecute.

Getting consent for functionality is pretty easy. EU data regulations specifically allow you to set cookies in a scenario that this enables functionality that would otherwise not b…

The law here is totally reasonable to protect people's right to data privacy. It's just that every damn website is trying its best to trick their users into consenting despite the …