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only the mainstream media knows about this? Quite odd to qualify media this way here, when most of all media uses this mechanism. We also forgot politicians who are experts in this field.
I believe if you go down the rabbit hole of "mood playlists" and spotify created playlists, then you'll get a lot of tracks that they don't need to pay royalties for and that could probably include AI generated music.
If you are explictitly looking for music by specific artists, then you get their music obviously.
While I believe you, its an argument that artists bring forward since the beginning of art, so even many hundred years before the internet on average humankind did not value this work.
Its odd at first, but springs from economic principles, mainly sunk cost fallacy.
If you invest 2 days of work and did not find the root cause of a bug, then you have the human desire to keep investing more work, because you already invested so much work. At that point however its best to re-evaluate and do something different instead, because it might have a bigger impact.
Likelihood that after 2 days of not finding the problem, you wont find it after another 2 days is higher than starting over with another bug that on average you find the problem earlier.
customers also got value out of pets.com selling them products for below cost.
yes, lets charge the EU customers 10% more for the price of viewing an ad.
Came here to say the same thing, confused how a website like this can be made, the people behind it must have not understood how the EU works.
If Germany is listed as "Undecided" then this is in the Council. The 96 MPs are from a wide spectrum of parties and most of them will already be either for, or against this.
My hope is that the parallel extension will get more widespread adoption when its integrated into FrankenPHP: https://github.com/krakjoe/parallel
We have something similar in Central Europe, covering Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Benelux and Italy for many years now. The tolino https://mytolino.com/ works similar that bookstores get a cut of the sales.
Just to set the record straight, Nikita is not the creator of the PHP JIT code, that is Dmitry and he is employed by Zend owned by Perforce working mostly on this.
Yes you can see the list on the opencollective page here https://opencollective.com/foundation
Its just one financial host that is closing down. Most open source is on a different host called "Open SOURCE Collective". The platform still stays and there is no need to migrate to something else for open source projects.
Its just one financial host that is closing down. Most open source is on a different host called "Open SOURCE Collective". The platform still stays and there is no need to migrate to something else for open source projects.
Individuals cannot sue for GDPR violations. They van only raise their concerns to data protection agencies and these can sue, bur they can also decide to ignore.
This is due to how PHP and Sentry for PHP works. It sends out the data after every request to Sentry backend via HTTP. Depending on your network path to their servers, I have seen this take 10-100ms. This is different on how other APMs work for PHP, for example Tideways that I work on, or DataDog/NewRelic/Blackfire. They have a local agent running that accepts the data over socket/tcpip before sending it to the backend for processing.
The workaround in case of Sentry is to deploy the Sentry Relay in your network and send all data there.
You can design a citycenter to primarily benefit bike traffic and then it will be consistently faster than car travel
Thats not what parent is saying. They are saying todays value of the known portfolio is not what is on the books due to interest and risk discounting the future value at which the bonds mature.
Either you sell everything now at the discounted value, leading to loss in deposits. Or you wait 10 years and pay everyone back their deposit then. Given current inflation a dollar now is only worth 50 cent in 10 years.
Loaning money to a startup in this economy is far from risk free. Companies can go bust regardless of getting a part of their cash back
occam's razor suggests that
This discussion was 13 years ago, the project changed alot since then including its approach to self organization.
Tying back to this particular story, parse errors don’t include tokens anymore since PHP 8
Tokens are left out of parse errors since PHP 8 released 2 years ago
Yes
So like truth.social? Not sure that approach is working
Genuine question, Is the software not reliable? How often do you get paged?
We have 33-50% on call and noone complains because not a lot is happening.
I find your statement is slightly misleading, when there are just barely two handful green countries over the whole year and half of them have wind energy with at least 30% share, a few even as primary source.
MySQL had the fix for this many years ago, storage engines :)
Except you need to convince no one gold is valuable given it was used as currency and jewelry for thousands of years. Cant use bitcoin to signify a marriage
Its also in this book "four thousand weeks"
SCIM is a sensible protocol and useful for syncing users and groups from central system to apps, syncing the clear text password is the problem, it should be used to sync user id and group membership only and the OpenId Connect performs the login.
nuclear energy is so expensive, take the new plants in the US and france that are being built. 10-20 years in construction, 10x over costs. You can't really build a new nuclear plant in 1-2 years