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by RunSet 3y ago
On this week's episode of "CEO or LLM?": > "In any given quarter, there will always be some amount of de-growth. What's happening now is that de-growth is not being compensated fully because clients are optimisin
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by RunSet 3y ago
Youtube resembles TV but the apparent commercial breaks aren't. Much of the purported content on youtube is shilling less thinly-veiled than the '80s most toyetic TV shows. "We now return to your regularly-scheduled commerc
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by RunSet 3y ago
> The position you're advancing here seems to infantilize people in rural areas and undeveloped nations I believe it seems that way to you. Many people (in particular unemancipated minors) might likewise consider it infantilizing to
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by RunSet 3y ago
> I do not believe people should be able to express themselves as they wish unconditionally. They should not be able to express themselves to the point of destroying the environment, they should not be able to express themselves by creat
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by RunSet 3y ago
In a certain light smartphones resemble the moral equivalent of violating the Prime Directive. "Here, rural areas and undeveloped nations. Take this crippled, distorted window into the greater internet. It happens to be much better at
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by RunSet 3y ago
I see a different future where people continue to write their own code rather than trust Microsoft AutoPlagiarist™. Perhaps I am wrong and this no-code solution will at last relieve us of our onerous cognitive burdens.
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by RunSet 3y ago
https://www.sordum.org/9480/defender-control-v2-1/
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by RunSet 3y ago
If you ever have nothing better to do, view the revision history on the wikipedia entry for Session Private messenger and witness the petty roadblocks thrown up as objections to allowing it to have an entry. I'll just say Session had t
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by RunSet 3y ago
It's an uphill battle. I asked to recommend Session on the privacy subreddit- which the moderators denied because Session lacks a well-documented endorsement from a public figure regarded as an authority with regard to privacy. That is
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by RunSet 3y ago
I don't consider Session to "bundle" the Loki blockchain or the Oxen network in any sense. Here is more information about what I meant when I used the term "bundled". https://www.techopedia.com/defin
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by RunSet 3y ago
I did my part to help reduce costs by switching to the decentralized alternative, Session.[0] Bonus: Session does not demand users' phone number. Also no bundled cryptocurrency.[1] [0] https://getsession.org/ [1] http
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by RunSet 3y ago
> In line with our goal to make Microsoft Edge the most secure browser for Windows That qualification is as telling as the bug.
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by RunSet 3y ago
> I don't know how I feed about cloning the voice of a living person, I would like to hear it generate Kevin Conroy (R.I.P.) vocals for Christopher Nolan's Batman movies.
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by RunSet 3y ago
But how are people expected to find that website?
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by RunSet 3y ago
The curvature in particular seems like revisionist history because I remember the cost premium associated with flat CRTs. https://www.pcmag.com/encyclopedia/term/flat-crt They also look amazing but I recommend pay
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by RunSet 3y ago
Perhaps, but can you name even one successful, big, bloated institutional project that operates primarily on the principles of HTML First?
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by RunSet 3y ago
> If you have to choose one technology it's better to use one where you can do everything. Not one where you can do 95% really fast, but 5% not at all. > I personally always use "complex" frameworks like Angular or Rea
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by RunSet 3y ago
I installed Steam because Valve bought Counter-Strike and made Steam a requirement to update it or play it online. Since Counter-Strike was originally a free mod, Steam only allows me to access what it took from me in the first place. Alexa
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by RunSet 3y ago
> I am also an atheist, but recognize religion as damaging, forcing a tilting cognitive fog. Never helpful, a net negative to believers and society. Religion has saved the lives of many who converted at swordpoint.
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by RunSet 3y ago
> "Yamagami’s trial will offer Japan a chance to relive the entire drama. No date has been set as of this writing. Japanese prosecutors take their time, and for a man who has admitted to killing a former head of state, there may be
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by RunSet 3y ago
> I see no reason to worry about, or even be concerned with, "greater" things like "a better world", "a mass extinction event", or "humanity". > My "sphere of influence", and therefore
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by RunSet 3y ago
Alternatively, a way to put children to bed: "Once upon a time, we enjoyed the right of first sale[0]..." [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First-sale_doctrine
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by RunSet 3y ago
Wiimotes are broken on Apple silicon.
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by RunSet 3y ago
> One thing everyone forgets is that the Amish people benefit from police and national defence, like everyone else. Leaving aside the dubious benefits of police, Amish pay the same taxes as everyone else- with the exception of Social Sec
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by RunSet 3y ago
> no surveillance (Apple). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Identifier_for_Advertisers
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by RunSet 3y ago
https://xournalpp.github.io/
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by RunSet 3y ago
Related: Wiimotes connect and function as bluetooth devices under both Linux and Windows but not Mac OS.
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by RunSet 3y ago
To add: If you buy a game and receive only a client without a server, you only bought half a game. Expect to rent the other half.
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by RunSet 3y ago
> Compared to most other tech/gaming companies, it's shocking how non predatory and customer friendly they are. That is a low bar indeed. Steam got its initial install base because Valve bought Counter-Strike and then made Stea
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by RunSet 3y ago
This one's good, too: https://codelite.org/

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