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John Coene

@jdatap
Go, Javascript, R, Vapour, and other indoor stuff - working on @devOpifex
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  • @jdatap
    John Coene
    @jdatap
    Jan 7
    Call me old fashioned but this should be illegal and I side with @YouTube Creators put hundreds of hours of work and Alphabet spends money streaming HQ videos but it should be given to you for free? It's also very affordable...
    @brave
    Brave
    @brave
    Jan 6
    PSA: You can block ads without paying money to the company showing you the ads in the first place.
  • @jdatap
    John Coene
    @jdatap
    Dec 25, 2025
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  • @jdatap
    John Coene
    @jdatap
    Dec 6, 2025
    Maybe but it's blocked in Switzerland because it's considered an "unlicensed online gambling site."
    @benwfreeman1
    Benjamin Freeman
    Kalshi
    @benwfreeman1
    Dec 4, 2025
    Kalshi is NOT a gambling company. Saying so is incorrect. I assume that people calling Kalshi “gambling” are uninformed, rather than being defamatory, but Kalshi is not “gaming.” It’s been decided in the courts. Please read the 15 pages of KalshiEx LLC v. CFTC (2024) before
    Readers added context
    Gambling is defined as: the practice or activity of betting merriam-webster.com/dictionary/gam…
  • @jdatap
    John Coene
    @jdatap
    Dec 4, 2025
    Another day working on clients' systems...
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  • @jdatap
    John Coene
    @jdatap
    Nov 27, 2025
    This is yet another example of @rorysutherland doorman's fallacy.
    @kimmonismus
    Chubby♨️
    @kimmonismus
    Nov 26, 2025
    Your daily reminder that we need to discuss the labor market situation! MIT’s new “Iceberg Index” suggests today’s AI could already cover work equivalent to 11.7% of the entire U.S. wage bill – far beyond the visible tip of AI adoption in tech. I nstead of just counting
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