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by 3D30497420 9mo ago
> It will be interesting to see if Apple/Android provide a platform for vibe-apps. It would be interesting, particularly for Apple, as this would cannibalize fees charged on the App Store. I imagine they could charge for use of the
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by 3D30497420 9mo ago
I'm doing something very similar (creating my own apps for personal use), but I'm creating iOS apps primarily. Here's what bugs me: I cannot permanently install my apps to my iPhone because of Apple's walled garden. I ne
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by 3D30497420 9mo ago
Not OP, but I use Xcode with Claude Pro and it is going fairly well. I also am creating my own personal-use apps instead of paying for monthly subscriptions. I know a bit of Swift, and had been trying to learn it while also using LLMs. At t
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by 3D30497420 9mo ago
Both this and the earlier post emphasize the lack of combat deployments in the examples. I should think disability would cover any service-related injury.
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by 3D30497420 9mo ago
Sorry, you're claiming a decrease of 0.1% over one month (after a clear upward trajectory since April 2023) as evidence that tariffs are working?
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by 3D30497420 9mo ago
A few notes: > The reason for tariffs is NOT to reduce prices but to bring production (jobs, capacity) home. Tariffs can be used for many purposes. I would say this is administration is clearly not using them to bring jobs home. Earlier
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by 3D30497420 9mo ago
Not sure how quickly the one from the post takes, but according to the Wikipedia article, brass disinfects "within two hours or less". I could see plenty of transmission within one to two hours. Perhaps it is a difference of speed
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by 3D30497420 9mo ago
Love it. > I like to think the electricity has made the plants super-intelligent and now they talk to each over over LoRa and plot against the cat. This should be the next Pixar film.
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by 3D30497420 9mo ago
I built a basic LoRa network so I could send data from my washing machine in the apartment cellar to my Home Assistant box in my apartment several floors up. It very much did occur to me that the technologies/skills I was learning woul
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by 3D30497420 9mo ago
Or make "campaign contributions".
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by 3D30497420 9mo ago
I haven't seen Landman, but I have heard of it. My understanding is that all the characters are pretty miserable, but that it nonetheless weirdly glorifies their lifestyles. I guess it is a bit like François Truffaut's statement t
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by 3D30497420 9mo ago
I'm a pretty big fan of the cancer treatments that saved my mother, the emergency medical treatment that saved my wife, the antibiotics that saved my brother. Also, it is -15C outside, and I am very much enjoying central heating. With
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by 3D30497420 9mo ago
I'll second this. I'm making a fairly basic iOS/Swift app with an accompanying React-based site. I was able to vibe-code the React site (it isn't pretty, but it works and the code is fairly decent). But I've struggl
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by 3D30497420 9mo ago
I've had trouble explaining to clients the what a "domain name" is and how it is different from the "website host". I can only begin to imagine having to also explain cryptocurrency and a convoluted system like this
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by 3D30497420 9mo ago
And if OpenAI cannot get it dismissed, they'll probably just settle, which then stops discovery. (IANAL)
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by 3D30497420 10mo ago
I like thinking about the scales of speed and the impact it has on one's experience. I used to fly fairly regularly between Germany and Italy. I'd get on a plane in Munich and get off in Florence, going from a very "German&qu
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by 3D30497420 10mo ago
> Well, that ain't as bad news/punishment as it used to be. Agreed. My company (which is smallish but quite international) has largely stopped meetups/conferences/etc. in the US because so many people either have to w
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by 3D30497420 10mo ago
While I don't love over-regulation, and there certainly are some parts of the DSA which are probably over-broad, it is astonishingly rich that the current US administration is targeting the EU for "suppressing freedom of express
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by 3D30497420 10mo ago
It never fully went away: • https://www.hcn.org/articles/agriculture-farmers-turn-to-pri... • https://www.law.georgetown.edu/environmental-law-review/blog...
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by 3D30497420 10mo ago
Not to mention that there is plenty of research, especially foundational research, which is not being funded by corporations. Often this research provides the foundation for significant breakthroughs.
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by 3D30497420 10mo ago
This is mentioned in the article, that you need very specific topography for water pumped storage. Additionally, it can require a lot of space and be quite expensive and time-consuming to build.
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by 3D30497420 10mo ago
> But that feels tenuous at best Yeah, I rather doubt that the direction of history can so easily be summarized by good/bad times and soft/hard men.
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by 3D30497420 10mo ago
It doesn't even require poverty/rural areas/etc. I grew up in (basically) sub-urban USA to a solidly middle-class family and I was always out wandering around the neighborhood or on my bike.
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by 3D30497420 10mo ago
I'm not sure I'm following. How would does the gender balance of HR have a role to play here?
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by 3D30497420 10mo ago
Based on this research, the impact of these populations on the allocation of representatives is probably not particularly large: https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2020/07/24/how-remov... Sure, the
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by 3D30497420 10mo ago
It does not take much imagination to see how use of these tools can be easily abused. There are already stories of abuse, here are a few: https://www.aclu-wi.org/news/what-the-flock-police-surveilla... (Many more can b
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by 3D30497420 10mo ago
I came to the comments to say exactly this. I think the reason is a combination of incompetence, ignorance, and greed.
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by 3D30497420 10mo ago
I believe the EU tends to follow a precautionary principle, namely a substance generally must be shown to be safe before it’s approved. In contrast, the US follows a risk-based approach where a substance can often be used unless it’s shown
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by 3D30497420 11mo ago
Unfortunately, most of what you suggest would get in the way of many people making a lot of money.
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by 3D30497420 11mo ago
Better posture has definitely helped me as well. I most often have the pain when hunched over.

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