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by StrLght 2y ago
Reading is completely fine as this is author's intention. Using someone else's content in commercial purposes for free is absolutely not -- are you saying that we should ignore copyrights and all that since something is on the web
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by StrLght 2y ago
Thanks! That's great and sounds like they're really trying to go as far as possible with it. Here's also a great summary from Matthew Green: https://x.com/matthew_d_green/status/1800291897245835616
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by StrLght 2y ago
That's too many words with surprisingly little meaning. I'd suggest to wait for more technical details and to treat this as marketing until then.
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by StrLght 2y ago
It's already been working for quite some time: shared clipboard on iOS and macOS has supported photos and videos since more than 2 years ago. I'd expect drag-and-drop works the same way.
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by StrLght 2y ago
Tobacco companies claim that smoking is perfectly fine for your health!
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by StrLght 2y ago
> you can never guess what angle interviewer is coming at you Why would you guess in that situation though? It’s an interview, there’s at least 1 person talking to you — you should talk to them, ask them questions, share your thoughts.
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by StrLght 2y ago
Might be relevant: there's also detailed and somewhat interactive byte-by-byte example of TLS for TLSv1.2[0] and TLSv1.3[1]. I absolutely love it and highly recommend checking it out if you want to learn more about TLS. [0]: https:&#x
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by StrLght 2y ago
> <...> even with an invalid API key, iTerm2 is still sending everything that happens in the terminal to OpenAI. Could you please point me to the code (or provide any other proof that this is happening)? This seems either insane or
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by StrLght 2y ago
> You will need to provide an OpenAI API key since GPT costs money to use. Basically there's no "AI feature" enabled by default then, right? What are all these people talking about in the issue then? I am so confused.
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by StrLght 2y ago
Alternatively, it'll raise awareness. If only a few people learn to verify what exactly they're buying before paying relatively huge amounts of money — that would be a win in my book.
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by StrLght 2y ago
> In all honesty, it’s so bad that, by now, Europe is considered a meme in the international startup ecosystem Yet there are a bunch of unicorns in EU. How did they manage to do that in such a hostile meme culture?
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by StrLght 2y ago
So there's no confirmation for deletion? Oof, that's probably the most unsafe default I have seen in a while.
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by StrLght 2y ago
Did Apple steal something from them other than idea? f.lux isn’t (and wasn’t?) open source and never had an iOS app in AppStore, AFAIK they had a custom Cydia repo for that.
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by StrLght 2y ago
Why should "Linux people" realize that? Looking at other comments here I feel like you’re making a lot of assumptions about this project. I’d suggest to zoom out a bit instead and find a different perspective. I see a hobby proj
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by StrLght 2y ago
Totally agree, I still have no idea why Frank Herbert named his novels after a hill of sand? /s
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by StrLght 3y ago
I am not sure I follow. What was stopping companies from doing PWAs before? Were they not annoyed at 30% cut? Was the cost of maintaining a separate app for a single platform too small to care about?
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by StrLght 3y ago
They're still the bully. They just pretend not to be one. They just couldn't bully TikTok privately, so they're doing it publicly now.
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by StrLght 3y ago
This is probably the most innovative game I've played this year. Also, it's on sale on Steam right now, with 20% off [1]. [1] https://store.steampowered.com/app/1931770/Chants_of_Sennaar...
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by StrLght 3y ago
And it's great that these people have a few options: 1. They could put on a mask, go in, and grab a takeaway. 2. Or they could order DoorDash, Uber Eats, or many other options available across the globe. I think both options make way m
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by StrLght 3y ago
Why would they? They aren't regulated to do that, so they won't spend their money on it. And if they did, many people would simply go to another place that won't make them jump hoops just to get some food.
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by StrLght 3y ago
> 100M in subscription revenue? 100B is going to look cheap in a few years I'd say that's a hot take. 100M in revenue is absolutely nothing for a company valued at 100B. What about net income? Also, what about net income, if th
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by StrLght 3y ago
Looks amazing, love it. Unfortunately, the Codepen doesn't work on Safari (iOS and macOS both), and from my perspective that's absolutely expected when dealing with SVGs: standard is wild, you never know how exactly it's goin
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by StrLght 3y ago
You're confusing macOS and iOS. Only Firefox on iOS uses WebKit due to App Store rules.
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by StrLght 3y ago
I also noticed this during the weekend. I initially assumed that the new uBO filters are too blame -- guess that's exactly what Google is going for with these hostile measures, and it kinda works.
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by StrLght 3y ago
>So the real story is free transit led to massive economic growth which in turn led to increased car ownership. How did you make a jump to that conclusion? Correlation doesn’t mean that it’s a sole reason (or even one of the reasons)
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by StrLght 3y ago
Another example of beg bounty [1]. It's so infuriating that open-source maintainers have to waste time on this. [1]: https://www.troyhunt.com/beg-bounties/
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by StrLght 3y ago
I don't think calling for targeted harassment is acceptable in *any* case. That's just taking it way too far. It would be more productive to make it impersonal. E.g., by asking Chrome users to abandon it fast.
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by StrLght 3y ago
I believe this endpoint is the only way to retrieve json with posts from Reddit, so every single app would use it. Even Apollo used it, although it used OAuth for that. See this line: https://github.com/christianselig/a
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by StrLght 3y ago
> without using API This part seems to be incorrect. See this line: https://github.com/kaangiray26/geddit-app/blob/main/src/js/g... It's literally a call to reddits API.
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by StrLght 4y ago
I believe it's already a thing with a lot of companies. I worked at a company that had restaurant delivery app, very similar to Uber Eats / DoorDash (but not in the US). ~10% of top spenders there got priority support.

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