SeanAnderson

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   by SeanAnderson 10mo ago

   Isn't taking an impressive looking stake, in effect, leaving them holding the buck?
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   by SeanAnderson 10mo ago

   I don't think that analogy holds because the environment isn't actively in an arms race against seatbelts. The qualifier "good" for "good anti-cheat" is doing a lot of heavy lifting. What was once good enough i
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   by SeanAnderson 10mo ago

   Yikes, lol.
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   by SeanAnderson 10mo ago

   I mean, you're not wrong, but that's not what the discussion is about. There's Vitamin K1 and Vitamin K2. Vitamin K2 is frequently taken alongside Vitamin D.
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   by SeanAnderson 11mo ago

   > Tinder competes with Tiktok more than it competes with other dating apps. is a crazy remark, but I think you're right. We're living in weird time!
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   by SeanAnderson 11mo ago

   I pinged DownDetector's support team to let them know about all this and they helpfully pointed me to https://downdetector.com/status/downdetector :)
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   by SeanAnderson 11mo ago

   https://downdetector.com/status/downdetector :)
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   A down detector for down detector's down detector(downdetectorsdowndetectorsdowndetector.com)

   203 points by SeanAnderson 11mo ago|62 comments
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   by SeanAnderson 11mo ago

   I'm not affiliated with this genius. I was just snooping around the other thread ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45974012 ), took a chance at modifying the site's URL, and found myself pleasantly surprised.
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    by SeanAnderson 11mo ago

    I think it was much more about anchoring the other person's response as quickly as possible and less about what was specifically being said. Sort of like speaking first in a negotiation to anchor your salary expectations. Even if the r
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    by SeanAnderson 11mo ago

    The irony of this piece being enjoyable to read and feeling very relatable isn't lost upon me :) It's fascinating to think about how much goes on inside each person's mind! One thing this article reminded me of is a conversat
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    by SeanAnderson 11mo ago

    It's already not sustainable, but that hasn't really stopped us.
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    1x – safe humanoid robots that do your chores and offer personalized assistance(1x.tech)

    3 points by SeanAnderson 11mo ago|3 comments
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    by SeanAnderson 11mo ago

    Marques Brownlee just covered this tech. $20,000 robot that promises to be able to autonomously do chores around your house, but, in reality, relies almost entirely on remote, human operators. It seems like the company's long-term goal
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    by SeanAnderson 11mo ago

    I feel like the introduction of React Compiler was a pretty big change, too? The article seems to make the bloat self-evident by comparing the load times of identical apps and finding React magnitudes slower. To be fair, I haven't writ
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    by SeanAnderson 1y ago

    When I consume caffeine, I take it as a pill consisting of 50mg of caffeine with 100mg of l-theanine. I experience no jitters, anxiety, or crashes at these levels. I used to get jitters and crashes when I was taking substantially higher amo
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    Fyrox Game Engine 1.0 Release Candidate(fyrox.rs)

    2 points by SeanAnderson 1y ago|0 comments
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    by SeanAnderson 1y ago

    https://chatgpt.com/share/68f7da49-9e28-800c-b979-7ecb8b5485... Chat seemed to find you just fine?
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    by SeanAnderson 1y ago

    Conceptually, yes. Practically? I think their lawyers might be a little concerned about seeing them feed banking data into their models and have them drop it behind the scenes, or at least anonymizing it heavily first.
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    by SeanAnderson 1y ago

    I mentioned multiple domains...? I said it also impacts sponsored listings on food delivery platforms. Those used to be blocked and, more broadly, the ability to manually block specific elements of a webpage was lost with the transition to
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    by SeanAnderson 1y ago

    The website states pretty clearly that you have the ability to disable it on any sensitive pages.
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    by SeanAnderson 1y ago

    There is no law that says you have to respect robots.txt. It's just a suggestion.
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    by SeanAnderson 1y ago

    "I pay to remove ads so my experience with a neutered adblocker isn't as bad" is a weird take. If you think the end game is companies deciding they're comfortable with removing ads in exchange for a subscription, rather
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    by SeanAnderson 1y ago

    uBlock origin lite kinda sucks compared to the OG uBlock, though. YouTube videos have this awkward buffering at the start now, sometimes YouTube homepage ads still load, sponsored placements on GrubHub/DoorDash appear and aren't a
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    by SeanAnderson 1y ago

    Does anything in here seem like a defensible moat? Feels like Google will just ask their teams to mimic any of the good UX flows and they'll have something out in a couple of weeks.
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    by SeanAnderson 1y ago

    Just seems like not a very smart long-term move to build on it. Tough to get changes upstream when the majority of engineers working on Chromium are Google devs. Lots of features you'd hope would be available in Chromium aren't th
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    by SeanAnderson 1y ago

    I've been using Schedules a little bit, but yeah fair.
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    by SeanAnderson 1y ago

    How does this page not immediately address what I assume is everyone's first question? Is this browser built on Chromium, or is it a completely fresh creation? I have to assume that because they AREN'T highlighting it that it IS b
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    by SeanAnderson 1y ago

    I'll throw in some data, too, cuz why not. I quit drinking coffee a little over two years ago. I had a pretty strong addiction to it. I've got a Moccamaster that happily brews 10 cups and was drinking it 16oz at a time. There were
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    by SeanAnderson 1y ago

    This is apparently from 2012, but I could've sworn it was older than that.