that is all i needed
I have this long thought about building a language for the age of ai.Here is a non-exhaustive list of features i would love to have it included: - separate effect full code from pure logic - separate state and code - ai native debugger - native deterministic simulation testing - coding proofs - explicit type system - repl - wasm targetI have no background in compiler building or similar. I...
It works by sideprojects showing each other on their landing pages.
I'm very conflicted with the rise of smart home products. On the one hand I would love to automate things and go with the tech trend. But man, streaming my life to a tech company feels very creepy. Are there project trying to solve this?I'm thinking about an app which turns your phone into a database for this use case. Just curious if you heard of any.
I'm excited to have launched Tiny Ads. https://tinyads.io A privacy respecting ad network for side projects. It's an old idea (web rings) lifted for a niche. Tiny Ads wants to become a network of smaller projects by linking each other on their respected landing page. The ad will provide a standardized way to display projects across the web. Like a feed layer on top your web page. New users...
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They call it Nudging.
I might translate this to a proper blog post in English.
In this case, only by consenting to the cookies I could have access to those links.
The Data Protection Authority are underfunded and understaffed. They try the best with their resources.
The GDPR strictly requires an explicit opt-in. So it's reasonable to assume that clicking on 'X' is a rejection. But some website do not accept that as a rejection.
Do you think it's possible to politely ask them on twitter to change? Maybe as a group?
Edit: typo