InsomniacL

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by InsomniacL 2y ago
Does apple allow that? I think there are rules about telling people not to use IOS method. Not sure if that would extend to content displayed in the app too from creators?
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by InsomniacL 2y ago
I feel like ChatGPT is specifically 'eager' to help me, that may be an instruction to the LLM that overflows somewhat in to it's answers. But generally, 'eager' isn't particularly rare in English.
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by InsomniacL 2y ago
Azure portal is intermittently available for me. > The web page at https://portal.azure.com/ might be temporarily down or it may have moved permanently to a new web address.
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by InsomniacL 2y ago
> The people who can realistically claim the reward realistically can get better rewards elsewhere. Yes, but why does that mean someone who was going to do something no longer would. Or that someone who was tempted but wouldn't, sti
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by InsomniacL 2y ago
> One can safely assume With something as nuance as this, I wouldn't safely assume all processes, especially one from a compliance (none-technical) department account for it.
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by InsomniacL 2y ago
There's only 10 people since 2024 that have made more than 10 commits to JellyFin. I think if they gave an incentive they would have benefited more so than lost.
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by InsomniacL 2y ago
> That's not nearly enough to sustain a competent developer It doesn't have to be enough to sustain a developer, only enough to attract a developer who would have otherwise not bothered. > but it is enough to make a project
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by InsomniacL 2y ago
I find it hard to believe receiving nothing is better for moral than receiving something. They acknowledge they have issues they can't fix due to a manpower shortage, they also acknowledge they have more money than they can spend. Payi
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by InsomniacL 2y ago
Some very-well-requested features/clients have gotten no traction at all, with no one coming in willing to start/help developing them. We've had to abandon some (like Chromecast for a while, though it's getting ne
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by InsomniacL 2y ago
from the source: const elements = [ "html", "body", "head", "link", "meta", "marquee", "script", "style", "blogroll
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by InsomniacL 2y ago
I don't agree those words let you say anything you like about something. However, given the overwhelming consistency and volume of testimonies, supported by satellite imagery, investigations by international bodies and leaked internal
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by InsomniacL 2y ago
> A 2014 UN inquiry found evidence for "systematic, widespread and gross human rights violations" and stated that "the gravity, scale and nature of these violations reveal a state that does not have any parallel in the con
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by InsomniacL 2y ago
Have you tried asking ChatGPT why ChatGPT uses Captchas. I did and the answer is totally reasonable.
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by InsomniacL 2y ago
> I am baffled by this. Not only, because I use the online website (= I am not using the API, like in a terminal) Why would this baffle you? API's are typically accessed programmatically, so there would be no human to solve the capt
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by InsomniacL 2y ago
You can't see why making companies abide by anti-competition laws would make the mobile space more competitive? The only plausible outcome is Apple stops it's anti-competitive practices globally. I don't know why you're
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by InsomniacL 2y ago
Apple has exclusive control over a market (AppStore), which has almost 2 million different products (Apps), 820,000 suppliers (app publishers) and over 1 billion customers which conducts more trade than the entire GDP of Luxemburg. Happy Me
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by InsomniacL 2y ago
Apple has a 100% monopoly it's AppStore on 2 billion devices though which $90,000,000,000 in trade is conducted. If that's not a market big enough to be considered for Anti-Competitive practices and illegally maintaining a monopol
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by InsomniacL 2y ago
They might not show you the ads but I guarantee the code is still in the background keeping track of your habits so they can show you more targeted ads elsewhere.
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by InsomniacL 2y ago
@Dang the thread linked seems to be wrongly [Flagged]?
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by InsomniacL 2y ago
That sounds like a big issue, but surely assuming for either case is bad. I expect OS's will expose an API which, when queried, will indicate the level of AI inference available. Similar to video decoding/encoding where clients ca
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by InsomniacL 3y ago
if you haven't seen already, check YouTube where the mods enable larger lobbies. There are some really good casts of 40 vs 40 players or more! Here's a recent 25 vs 25: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btnU_IPWPmY
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by InsomniacL 3y ago
The cost of the electricity provided is negligible compared to the value of providing such a readily accessible and geographically available changing network. I wouldn't be surprised if the metered cost of the electricity itself isn&#x
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by InsomniacL 3y ago
In the IOT/Home Automation device world, Zigbee and Z-Wave were competing standards. Z-Wave was a proprietary standard and have a device certification process. Zigbee was a open-source IEEE standard. Both had their pros and cons but we
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by InsomniacL 3y ago
The AppStore did $90 billion trade globally. I'd argue 10% isn't big enough if you can break the law and still make a profit.
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by InsomniacL 3y ago
https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/justice-department-sues-apple... The US is doing the same thing?
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by InsomniacL 3y ago
> If they get fined 10% of 380B, and the EU becomes ever more fine-happy, it will at one point make sense to simply shut down in Europe. Surely compliance with the law is more profitable then stopping trading.
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by InsomniacL 3y ago
The question is if Apple think maintaining their monopoly is worth more than 'up-to' 10%. I guess 10% would be reserved for absolute refusal of compliance and malicious compliance might attract a smaller fine?
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by InsomniacL 3y ago
> Xbox only has around 3 million active customers This seems very low given: > As of 2022, Microsoft announced around 120 million monthly active users (MAUs).
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by InsomniacL 3y ago
Alphabet is under investigation for, among things: > Whether Google preferences the firm's own goods and services in search results Are you saying that Google doesn't preference it's own goods and services on the 'Goo
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by InsomniacL 3y ago
Hopefully this results in a better outcome for consumers

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