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În Germany it might stand, but you are forgetting the American legal system is very much moneybased, so Amazon can just fight it in court an win, or at worst settle, which I have no doubt it's overall still a win

Yup, that sounds like the perfect solution to the problem of companies not paying enough taxes

It wouldn't, but it doesn't mean it won't

Sounds hilarious, I need to see this, got a link to a video?

How so? (I'm a mac user so a bit out of touch w windows world)

I concur. I'm not a coder but I do review things every 2 months as part of the release cycle, and whenever I see mistakes, especially silly mistakes, I don't feel smart at all, it doesn't even cross my mind.

I feel, in order: disappointment - because how could they make this stupid mistake, then anger - why the f do I have to waste time to correct stupid mistakes, then a bit hateful - we need to fire this person and hire someone competent, then sometimes a bit scared - what else has this person got wrong and I missed, then a mix of all of the above.

What would make me feel good, as far as reviews go, would be to say "hey, this person did this way better than I would have".

Can you tell I hate doing reviews?

Just curious: why do you ask? (I work for UIP)

Does Trillian support slack by any chance?

Doesn't sound too bad. But can you elaborate on the last part, about retrieval requiring memory and not scaling to more than a couple of thousands images?

How much memory would you need for ~2000 images, how slow does it get, etc.

Thx

As a MacBook pro user with just usbc, all I can say is "good move"

Got any links to that?

Well actually you can, it's called an LCD

Source pls?

Sorry for the IFLS link, the source is paywalled

"The value of Tesla is not the actual production of cars. It's the IP of their self-driving technology, and the IP for their fully automated production line. " I highly doubt that but if you have any link/proof pls share. Their value is in providing a product people are head over heels about. And their valuation is much like any other company, based on guestimates of success.

Yup, or you can go directly to Contributors (https://github.com/Hjertesvikt/peptide_PoC/graphs/contributo...).

But I'm looking for a way to cross-reference a few projects and see the contributors to both/all projects.

În a word, YES. Profitability <> quality.

I would argue that the case here is quite the opposite.

Github is loved for a variety of reasons, small & large decisions that are influenced by how profit-oriented the company is. And how willing they are to annoy their users to squeeze some more "profit" and/or data out of them.

Yup, all these came after Skype started sucking, most probably because of it.

What's the plumbing part? And what scale are the projects, ballpark?

That sounds pretty smart. How did these de-risking studies usually consist of?

As someone who does both (artistic, design type stuff, and also coding), I can confirm that it doesn't work like that for coding. I do draw stuff, arrows, blocks, layers, whatever can help me, but everything pales in comparison to sitting get still, with your eyes closed, and holding all that abstract construction in your head. Especially since I can be imagining days/weeks/months of work in one go. Artists have a huge advantage here.

That's why personally I'm a big believer in functional visual/feedback based tools for programming, like touch designer, grasshopper. Strictly for code there's Light table, but it's pretty far off of real visual programming tools. These help a lot in offloading some of that brittle house of cards construction you have to store in your head.

I like the reusability of the parts, but other than that it looks like Grasshopper but for 2D instead of 3D. And code-based instead of patch-based.