Readit NewsIs it common that folks are going into work at 11am and leaving at 4pm? I thought America had a crazy work hour culture
They work a lot of days (they have very few paid leaves compared to EU in general) but not a lot of hours per day (from what I could see working at French/American companies)
Then maybe build a cooperative, where all employees are effectively co-owning the company? Then you can expect everyone to care as much as you do. Otherwise it doesn't seem to be a fair thing to expect.
I'm French and every idiot supports it, even the so-called left. There is nothing I can do except donate money every month to GrapheneOS (https://grapheneos.org/donate). Democracy is dead for me.
If you value democracy, I suggest not to trust any random website you read. Of course the French left (at least EELV/LFI) is not going to support this. This should be obvious if you know a bit what ideas they are defending (them and the others too), which you should as well if democracy matters to you.
forty commented on How to safely escape JSON inside HTML SCRIPT elements sirre.al/2025/08/06/safe-... · Posted by u/dmsnell
> Not so fast, things are about to get messy
That ship sailed several paragraphs ago, when <script> got special treatment by the HTML parser. Too bad we couldn't all agree to parse <![CDATA[...]]> consistently, or, you know, just &-escape the text like we do /everywhere else/ in HTML.
What's wrong with CDATA? Do you have concrete examples when that would not work?
forty commented on Exit Tax: Leave Germany before your business gets big eidel.io/exit-tax-leave-g... · Posted by u/olieidel
The crazy thing is that as a business owner (GmbH/AG) you can’t even move to another EU country any more since 2022. As the owner of such a company it feels like I have become a slave of the government.
You should probably look up what the word "slave" is about, and you'll probably realize that it refers to a situation very different from yours.
LLMs are glorified "LMGTFY" tools. AI assistance doesn't make people experts at anything. Some genz vibe coder isn't getting your job guys calm the heck down.
I think people who are afraid that AI coding is going to replace them should try using it a bit seriously. They should be quickly reassured.
What worries me more (on coding related impact of AI - because of course all the impact on fake news and democracies are much more worrying IMO) is having to deal with code written by others using AI (yes, people can write shity code on their own, but with manageable pace)
Undici is solid. Being the engine behind Node's fetch is huge. The performance gains are real and having it baked into core means no more dependency debates. Plus, it's got some great advanced features (connection pooling, streams) if you need to drop down from the fetch API. Best of both worlds.
It's into core but not exposed to users directly. you still need to install the npm module if you want to use it, which is required if you need for example to go through an outgoing proxy in your production environment
forty commented on Anthropic revokes OpenAI's access to Claude wired.com/story/anthropic... · Posted by u/minimaxir
Oracle licenses 100% restrict reverse engineering it's product to build a competing once, which is probably the closest to what these AI giants are trying to restrict.
Oracle db products are not meant to build databases, unlike LLM code generator which are meant to build any kind of software, so the restriction sounds a bit different.
Imagine if Oracle was adding a restrictions on what you are allowed to build with Java, that would be a more similar comparison IMO.
SSO also has the benefit that admin can impersonate another account, which is generally a good thing in a corporate environment (think of employee turn over, bus factor, etc)