RataNova

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   by RataNova 2y ago

   That line about "the continuity of the Self into the Other" is going to stick with me
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   by RataNova 2y ago

   I think some of the most meaningful projects I've done were never sold or promoted widely
3. 273.▲
   by RataNova 2y ago

   I think the author's message is more about missed opportunities than casting judgment
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   by RataNova 2y ago

   I've lost track of how many old projects I can barely remember because I didn't capture how they looked or worked
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   by RataNova 2y ago

   It's easy to fall into the trap of thinking "the work speaks for itself," but the reality is - it doesn't. If no one knows about it, it might as well not exist. Sharing your work isn't bragging; it's part of th
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   by RataNova 2y ago

   That would be a fantastic resource!
7. 277.▲
   by RataNova 2y ago

   Solid advice... especially the part about not relying on individual part performance.
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   by RataNova 2y ago

   Hardware has a way of humbling even the most experienced software devs
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   by RataNova 2y ago

   Unfortunately, I haven't seen any concrete announcements on opening RCS to external programs or independent devices yet
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    by RataNova 2y ago

    Your point about Google's central role is spot-on, and without an open, Google-independent implementation, RCS does remain problematic for anyone avoiding that ecosystem.
11. 281.▲
    by RataNova 2y ago

    Given how telcos historically handled messaging (like MMS), skepticism is understandable
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    by RataNova 2y ago

    Seeing Apple openly collaborate on an interoperable standard is refreshing
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    by RataNova 2y ago

    And given how quickly narratives form online, even if the truth eventually comes out, public opinion might not catch up
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    by RataNova 2y ago

    But I think the argument here is less about judges making definitive calls on authenticity and more about ensuring that clearly questionable evidence isn't automatically admitted just because a witness vouches for it.
15. 285.▲
    by RataNova 2y ago

    That's a great point. The ability to undermine real evidence by claiming it's AI-generated could be just as (if not more) damaging than fake evidence itself
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    by RataNova 2y ago

    This is a pretty terrifying problem, especially considering how easily accessible AI voice cloning tech has become. The fact that courts still operate under rules written before AI-generated evidence was even a concept is concerning
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    by RataNova 2y ago

    Kind of wild how little oversight there seems to be, considering how much power these extensions can have
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    by RataNova 2y ago

    A court ruling would be the ideal standard, but let's be real, that rarely happens unless there's a major scandal
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    by RataNova 2y ago

    The weird part is how natural it feels in the moment, like our brains are convinced it must be important
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    by RataNova 2y ago

    Yeah, the internet outrage cycle is wild. One minute, it's the biggest scandal ever, and the next, everyone's moved on like it never happened. It's like collective amnesia, but with more yelling
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    by RataNova 2y ago

    Yeah, I've noticed that too. iMessage feels oddly clunky when it comes to media
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    by RataNova 2y ago

    It's a game changer for sure.... 512GB of unified memory really pushes the envelope, especially for running complex AI models locally. That said, the real test will be in how well the dual-chip design handles heat and power efficiency
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    by RataNova 2y ago

    But I don't think disappearing messages are about putting control in someone else's hands; they're about giving both parties the option to communicate more privately when needed.
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    by RataNova 2y ago

    Apple does feel behind the curve here. Nearly every other major platform has figured out how to balance disappearing messages with usability, so why not iMessage?
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    by RataNova 2y ago

    We need better alternatives, but right now, it feels like we’re stuck in a system
26. 296.▲
    by RataNova 2y ago

    And the worst part? Instead of acknowledging the mistake and fixing it, they just double down on policy rigidity
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    by RataNova 2y ago

    I just cannot believe sometimes how broken YouTube's support system is. And the irony of YouTube treating their automated mistake as irreversible while expecting creators to just deal with it is maddening
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    by RataNova 2y ago

    By that logic, photography, digital painting, music production, and even architectural design wouldn't count as art because they involve tools and technology
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    by RataNova 2y ago

    I love the framing of data visualization as a balance of trade-offs. It's not just about picking the "best" chart type, it's about knowing why you're making the choices you are
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    by RataNova 2y ago

    It's weird how something as simple as a friends list can turn into a memorial over time