LollipopYakuza

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by LollipopYakuza 4mo ago
Didn't they just publicly make an apology for enshitting Windows over the last years, and committed to go back to building native app? I understand that project might have started way before the public statement but it really doesn&#x2
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by LollipopYakuza 4mo ago
The "always works" is the only reason I am using Airpods. I have never had earbuds that are consistent in the way they connect in any circumstances. I have had Bose, high end Sony, Anker, and there are often times when you need it
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by LollipopYakuza 4mo ago
I have had the same thought for years. I guess their monopoly makes them able not to care about quality (and does not depend on it). A big decision maker, before signing a big contract, will look at the budget and won't care about how
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by LollipopYakuza 4mo ago
As a dealer, it would be frustrating especially because it is so silly. Basically, if they report any of this to HQ, it would be along the line of "I am losing the sale of a whole car over some stupid app block".
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by LollipopYakuza 4mo ago
Would you mind elaborating why? What makes it more important than other inputs?
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by LollipopYakuza 4mo ago
Spotify is open almost all of the time for me. If no song is playing, it's likely that it's paused. So I press play expecting it to resume, and sometimes Spotify is actually just not open.
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by LollipopYakuza 5mo ago
My understanding is that: - they assume jobseeker/spammers through those bots contact anyone being active in the HN "who wants to be hired" - one should show empathy for them because they are also in need for a job, and not c
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by LollipopYakuza 5mo ago
Being in (important) need for a job doesn't make it any more legit to blindly spam others - especially those in the same boat.
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by LollipopYakuza 5mo ago
That sounds great but I can't find any information about it. Do you have a link, please?
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by LollipopYakuza 6mo ago
It depends what are your expectations. I thought it was fine, until a competitive player, friend of mine who has a machine comparable to mine saw the game running on mine and noticed a lot of stuttering and framerate loss. I don't beli
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by LollipopYakuza 7mo ago
I started giving a try to Zen (based on firefox) a few days ago. I like it especially while heavily relying on a tiling window manager.
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by LollipopYakuza 7mo ago
So Artificial General Intelligence and Cascading Style Sheets are not joining forces?
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by LollipopYakuza 7mo ago
A tool might not be the best tool to build itself, doesn't mean it is not good. You don't use a screwdriver to craft screwdrivers. Doesn't mean screwdrivers are inherently bad
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by LollipopYakuza 7mo ago
Despite the lack of transparency, is this so bad? Players are being given a game in exchange for collectively building a database.
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by LollipopYakuza 7mo ago
Yes, this is a very poor way of handling the issue. It's not like those 1 year vouchers have been stollen from them, they have been handing those out like candies and now they realized it wasn't profitable, they back off without a
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by LollipopYakuza 7mo ago
tl;dr use an autocomplete dropdown
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by LollipopYakuza 7mo ago
They have been receiving a lot of hate on Reddit for a few weeks, since they started mass canceling Pro accounts. What seemed to be initially an attempt at preventing illegitimate accounts (aka those using coupons from grey market for insta
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by LollipopYakuza 7mo ago
You may want to have a look to Moonlight, that's more performant than Steam link. I haven't tried it on Xbox but used it on a Steam deck and between PCs. It worked flawlessly on a not-so-good WiFi.
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by LollipopYakuza 8mo ago
This is a fallacious argument that has been thoroughly debunked countless times, and frankly it has no place on a platform where we expect a baseline level of digital literacy. Privacy isn't about hiding crimes, it's about limitin
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by LollipopYakuza 8mo ago
This makes sense. Community driven websites need... a community. Same reason why it is hard for subs to move away from Reddit.
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by LollipopYakuza 8mo ago
Plot twist: cpfohl works at Github and actually messes with the infra.
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by LollipopYakuza 8mo ago
A psychologist told me a few days ago that they would love having an equivalent for their domain of work.
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by LollipopYakuza 8mo ago
I agree. The "advanced" leetcode is about those last % of optimization. But when network latency is involved in a flow, it is usually the most obvious low hanging fruit.
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by LollipopYakuza 8mo ago
That sounds like the typical workflow while NOT working with LLMs?
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by LollipopYakuza 8mo ago
Interesting, thanks To your opinion, what's the benefits compared to the native Chrome remote debugging feature + the chrome-devtools MCP?
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by LollipopYakuza 8mo ago
I don't understand your point. Do you mean he should go to prison for doing whatever he wants with his own product?
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by LollipopYakuza 8mo ago
Yeah fair point
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by LollipopYakuza 8mo ago
I’m not suggesting this is the author’s reason, but avoiding a Google product that keep a trail of everything you type seems like a strong argument.
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by LollipopYakuza 8mo ago
I understand your point, but for an issue that's been addressed so many times, it doesn't sound necessary to get into details. The issue doesn't seem to be that Apple doesn't know but that they don't care. However,
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by LollipopYakuza 9mo ago
And I am glad you can afford that choice. But there are a ton of people out there who can't.

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