But other businesses only have distributions centers in the US. So they import to US, pay tarrifs, and then I can buy from them in Europe, so indirectly I also paid the tarrifs. Even though product was made in China and I live in Europe.
Apple already has an entity in Ireland which is the one that has most of the money. Google as well. When I pay my Google cloud bills, I don’t pay the us business, but a separate EU incorporated business. So I think, if apple sells to Europe, none of the iPhones or iPhone parts have to go through the US or pay any tarrifs.
Not style. But they had to train that AI on ghibli stuff. So… Did they have the right to do that?
I feel like there should be a Lemmy campaign: “Do you know who your maintainer is? Contact your local instance and find out!”
Fuck it, use neovim and copy to the system clipboard.
I love my Canons, especially the canon laser printer
UGA UBUGA DHDB UGA BUGA
The problem is, those AI companies can do the same thing to lemmy, and much easier anyway. We won’t get paid shit for our words.
This is the Internet Explorer of forums.
Why Vivaldi?
“So, where did you come from?” “Ummm… The Moon?!”
Sure but damage is damage and you probably need your car to do something so who wants to deal with that instead of doing whatever is important and they’re supposed to. In the US a car isn’t optional and parking isn’t free and readily available everywhere for long periods of time.
North Italia doesn’t seem to be a software company.
Look at what they did with Internet Explorer. Same shit.
Damn, such foresight
Next step, is to remake Lemmy in JavaScript. Pure JavaScript, no typescript, only express, nothing else
Of course, what other problem could it be? If only they choose to make other choices… I can’t stop shaking my head in disappointment
Ironic texts are only for the brain washed zoomers.
You know what happens when you use too much AI? Some important skills atrophy, and when you need to do the more complex job that the AI can’t do, it will be even harder to do the more complex thing, because you’ve lost some base skills you rely on.
This doesn’t apply only to coding: https://lucianonooijen.com/blog/why-i-stopped-using-ai-code-editors/