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gian @lemmy.grys.itto Europe@feddit.org•Europoors, complete this sentence: Lidl is better for X and Aldi is better for YEnglish1·4 days agoLidl is better at confusing customers when similar products are scattered in 5 different places in the market.
No brand is immune to this, it is intended.
gian @lemmy.grys.itto Linux@lemmy.ml•systemd has been a complete, utter, unmitigated successEnglish6·4 days agoHe answered professionally
Until you ask him about security and CVEs advisories…
gian @lemmy.grys.itto Technology@lemmy.world•Firefox is fine. The people running it are notEnglish2·4 days agoI noted it. That is why I said that the problem is the punishment.
gian @lemmy.grys.itto Technology@lemmy.world•Firefox is fine. The people running it are notEnglish1·5 days agoOnly thing that will stop it is heavy regulation.
Would you agree if someone told you that the only thing to resolve some political problem is heavy artillery?
Well, if everything else failed…
“Regulation” of the “property rights protection” kind is needed. Providing a service presented as a good that doesn’t work without dancing to a certain tune is simply cheating, it’s theft. Providing a “communication platform” augmenting and weighing your words for recommendation system leading to some intended effect is cheating, theft and impersonation at the same time. These should be prosecuted. But that’s not heavy regulation, that’s an update to pretty light regulation.
The problem with light regulation is that it would probably be too easy to workaround, not that a heavy regulation do not have the same problem btw, but more than the regulation itself is the punishment (and the certainty and timeliness of it) that is important.
gian @lemmy.grys.itto Europe@feddit.org•A member of the Irish parliament says the country should make high-visibility jackets compulsory for all pedestrians and bicyclistsEnglish1·5 days agoI am unfamiliar with rules regarding traffic-worthiness of a bicycle, but in germany, your bike requires certain equipment to be fitted to the bike - reflectors on the spokes, front and rear light at night, etc. Additionally, you’re not allowed to drive in the wrong direction, unless specifically allowed to with a street sign (one-way-streets often allow for ciclysts to drive against the direction)
Basically the same rules we have in Italy except the wrong direction one, which state basically that cyclists can go the wrong direction if the road is wide enough. No specification about the enough part btw.
If those rules do exist in a similar fashion already: cyclists are apparently not following those rules, adding another rule for high-viz-gear is most likely not going to be followed either. Maybe consider enforcing the existing rules before adding another rule.
Agree here. But I still think that a high viz jacket is better than the small light and reflector you use on a bicycles, expecially in low light conditions
gian @lemmy.grys.itto Europe@feddit.org•A member of the Irish parliament says the country should make high-visibility jackets compulsory for all pedestrians and bicyclistsEnglish2·5 days agoI agree. But the problem is not to connect a small town with the larger one, is to connect the small town with the next small one where maybe there is the mall, or the other one where there is the school (higher level) or other services you need.
The point is that normally you have a relatively good connection to the big city of the area, but the connections between the small towns around it are patchy, that is what make you drive to the next small town instead of using the train or bus.
gian @lemmy.grys.itto Europe@feddit.org•US offers EU 10 percent tariff deal — with caveatsEnglish5·6 days agoNah, just tell him that in exchange of 10% tariff all the big tech companies will pay the taxes for the profits they do in EU.
gian @lemmy.grys.itto Europe@feddit.org•Europe should reduce US and China ‘dual dependencies’, Macron warnsEnglish2·6 days agoRenewable energies,
And where do you think we buy solar panels ? (Yes, I know, not the only renewable energy)
But in the general sense he is right
gian @lemmy.grys.itto Europe@feddit.org•EU will keep €18 billion frozen for Hungary over rule of law concernsEnglish4·6 days agoAnd thern EU will impose fines… and I am afraid that EU could impose fines that are way higher than what Elon can pay…
But Hungary has this coming…
gian @lemmy.grys.itto Europe@feddit.org•A member of the Irish parliament says the country should make high-visibility jackets compulsory for all pedestrians and bicyclistsEnglish3·6 days agoThe whole country outside of four urban centres is an absolute nightmare if you don’t drive, and just not conductive to establishing a family anywhere.
To be honest I don’t think this is a specific problem of Ireland, outside the urban centers the only option to move is to drive. There is not a critical mass for a public transportation system, expecially if you need to connect many small (< 20k people) urban centers.
gian @lemmy.grys.itto Europe@feddit.org•A member of the Irish parliament says the country should make high-visibility jackets compulsory for all pedestrians and bicyclistsEnglish1·6 days agoThat would be stupid, but that a bicyclists use a high visibility jacket is not, too many time on the road (in Italy, but I suppose everywhere else) you cross bicyclists at night or late evening that are basically invisible until the last moment: no light, wear black clothes (and often in the wrong direction).
True, maybe also the road should be better illuminated, but that a bicyclists make himself visible is not a stupid idea.
gian @lemmy.grys.itto Technology@lemmy.world•Apparently Debian has alienated the developersEnglish1·6 days agoYes, FOSS has always been political, just not the politics Debian dipped itself.
gian @lemmy.grys.itto Technology@lemmy.world•Connor Myers: As if graduating weren’t daunting enough, now students like me face a jobs market devastated by AIEnglish0·8 days agoThat’s can be true and it is ok.
But from the “don’t buy the bullshit” to “be a decent worker” there is a very big difference.
gian @lemmy.grys.itto Technology@lemmy.world•‘You can’t pause the internet’: social media creators hit by burnoutEnglish2·8 days agoHow does one unintentionally eat a tide pod?
The same way a bulb end up in someone ass…
gian @lemmy.grys.itto Technology@lemmy.world•‘You can’t pause the internet’: social media creators hit by burnoutEnglish0·8 days agoChildren were never eating tide pods either.
Somewaht true, back at the time we had not tide pods.
But we did a lot of stupid shit even without social media.
gian @lemmy.grys.itto Technology@lemmy.world•How China's new auto giants left General Motors, Volkswagen and Tesla in the dustEnglish1·11 days agoWhile you are rigth, it is not about that.
Tha article point out that they were able to fix an issue in mere six weeks. But the point is that the other brand they cited would have not done the mistake in the first place.
So yes, they could be faster and more flexible, but that speed and flexibility comes with a price.
gian @lemmy.grys.itto Technology@lemmy.world•Microsoft Says Its New AI Diagnosed Patients 4 Times More Accurately Than Human DoctorsEnglish4·14 days agomore accurate.
Until it’s not…then what. Who’s liable? Google…Amazon …Microsoft …chatgpt… Look, I like ai because it’s fun to make stupid memes and pictures without any effort but I do not trust this nonsense to do ANYTHING with accuracy especially my medical.
The doctor who review the case, maybe ?
In some cases the AI can effectively “see” things a doctor can miss and direct him to check for a particular disease. Even if the AI is only able to rule out some cases it would be usefull.
gian @lemmy.grys.itto Technology@lemmy.world•Misogyny and Violent Extremism: Can Big Tech Fix the Glitch?English1·14 days agoIt is interesting that you are not answering my point… Good work
Maybe a larger volume is not important for you, but to others maybe it is.
But his point is what you are basically saying that a bike is more expensive than a bicycle looking only at the price tag.