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by 1shooner 8mo ago
But what does 'best' even mean in this context? A photographer sharing their 'best' photos was some combination of sharing their personal perspective and their effort to capture shared memories on behalf of others. So ye
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by 1shooner 8mo ago
In my childhood, slide shows were very deliberately curated, in no small part because the presentation of the slides was a relatively elaborate, shared family event.
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by 1shooner 8mo ago
I think most opposing Flock have considered and rejected the bargain of trading their freedom for security in this case. There are other ways to sacrifice your privacy for a sense of safety that doesn't impose your 'understanding
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by 1shooner 8mo ago
Could your child not just call or text their friends? Or is the real expectation to not have to intervene at all about their preferred platform?
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by 1shooner 8mo ago
I agree, and it seems like the incumbents in this user-oriented space (OS vendors) would be letting the messy, insecure version play out before making an earnest attempt at rolling it into their products.
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by 1shooner 8mo ago
>Code has a pretty important property that ordinary prose doesn’t have But isn't this the distinction that language models are collapsing? There are 'prose' prompt collections that certainly make (programmatic) things happ
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by 1shooner 8mo ago
>Healthy and not extremely niche Free Software projects don't disappear. This sounds a lot like a circular definition.
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by 1shooner 8mo ago
I think they're just a proxy/alias for 'state-of-the-art personal computing'.
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by 1shooner 8mo ago
>The older user surge has real revenue implications. Older consumers tend to have higher disposable income and higher average order values. The fact that this cohort grew mobile time by 27.5% and now uses 17+ apps per day means they are
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by 1shooner 8mo ago
This is needlessly dehumanizing. Why call this 'renting'? Why not just say 'hiring'?
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by 1shooner 8mo ago
But this tech isn't required by law, is it? You can legally make your own printer without a $50 bill detector.
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by 1shooner 8mo ago
Right, just like a gym membership.
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by 1shooner 8mo ago
I'd be curious about alternatives like lte/5g hotspots, maybe even a DIY versions using hats or modules.
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by 1shooner 8mo ago
Graphene also has a kind of workaround to add fingerprint duress: >GrapheneOS improves the security of the fingerprint unlock feature by only permitting 5 total attempts rather than implementing a 30 second delay between every 5 failed a
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by 1shooner 9mo ago
I have not heard even the most enthusiastic AI booster describe net job creation as a possible outcome. If you have any details on that prediction, I'd be interested to hear what they are.
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by 1shooner 9mo ago
These would make great pomodoro timers.
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by 1shooner 9mo ago
> invalidating their stance This is perhaps true to an extent. But what is also true to an unprecedented extent for Americans is that this 'stance' is almost pure demagoguery. For many, there is no 'stance', their &#x
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by 1shooner 9mo ago
Cory Doctorow's talk on this: https://media.ccc.de/v/39c3-a-post-american-enshittification...
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by 1shooner 9mo ago
I'd really like to learn more about Reticulum. Are you using a specific app on top of it? Do you have a meaningful user network you communicate with, or is it still more just proving out the system?
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by 1shooner 9mo ago
My understanding is that it relates to the flood routing in meshtastic. I haven't heard a real-world failure example, but another comment on this post mentioned defcon being a case (I don't know anything about that). I did find th
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by 1shooner 9mo ago
>the more people who use it, the more robust and far-reaching and reliable it gets. I was under the opposite impression, that meshtastic's whole problem is that it doesn't scale well at all.
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by 1shooner 9mo ago
No, I've been turning it over in my mind since this question started to emerge and I think it's complicated, I don't have an answer myself. After all, the first option is really just the correlate to today's web traffic,
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by 1shooner 9mo ago
What is worse: 10,000 agents running daily targeted queries on your site, or 1 query pulling 10,000 records to cache and post-process your content without unnecessarily burdening your service?
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by 1shooner 9mo ago
This makes me think of Park Tools. Park sells bicycle tools. They design and produce an amazing breadth of products. They also produce an incredibly valuable library of instructional content about how to use these tools. Calvin Jones, their
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by 1shooner 9mo ago
Others here mention Coolify for a homeserver. If you're looking for turnkey docker-compose based apps rather than just framework/runtime environments, I will recommend the runtipi project. I have found it to be simple and flexible
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by 1shooner 9mo ago
>This is a win for user control It is reasonable to be very skeptical of Amazon AI to act wholly and transparently in the end user's interest, as was the 'original vision' of a user agent. Frankly, to be otherwise requires
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by 1shooner 9mo ago
>all Christians should believe I think this is the point being made: your 'should', and by extension your quote, has no meaning when grace is defined as the single goal of spiritual life, and then is reduced to a simple transac
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by 1shooner 9mo ago
>you will need many empty cars on the roads at all times Not necessarily. FSD services would probably optimize for occupancy, which would mean limited and unpredictable availability for customers. Since the fleet is a capital investment
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by 1shooner 9mo ago
>Why almost all traffic jams occur is distracted and poor driving. Traffic jams most often occur during periods of peak usage (rush hour). How much of this is attributable to driver attention vs the inherent inefficiency of many independ
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by 1shooner 9mo ago
The Hinge app I know of is from my healthcare provider, and reminds me to do stretches. It also has a pretty great TENS device peripheral. I wouldn't expect young single people to know about that app, because it serves a different demo

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