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by _1tem 1y ago
Apple doesn’t need to spin anything. EU consumers will be pissed about having to travel to another country to buy an iPhone. And Apple will make the revenue anyway.
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by _1tem 1y ago
Sounds like you’ve never designed a public vs private API before. The difference is night and day.
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by _1tem 1y ago
No it’s not. So far they’ve chosen to go with a simple feature flag but eventually it may require a pullout. Especially if the EU fines them for not releasing features in the EU.
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by _1tem 1y ago
Sounds like you are out of touch with consumers. EU consumers would not be happy if they had to travel to another country to buy Apple devices. Apple has far more leverage than the EU in this case. Millions of unhappy EU consumers are a muc
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by _1tem 1y ago
The Apple press release does say “potentially be forced to stop shipping our products in the EU”.
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by _1tem 1y ago
This is more than just about revenue. There is massive engineering cost and complexity involved to support the EU’s demands. Interoperability is not easy to build. It slows down worldwide development pace too.
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by _1tem 1y ago
I don’t think it’s a bluff. This is more than just a revenue calculation, this is about giving up control of how your hardware and software can be built. If the EU can dictate what features should be included in a software release, that has
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by _1tem 1y ago
Now I understand what Chomsky was saying when he said most mainstream news media in the West is just propaganda.
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by _1tem 1y ago
Hmm, so if structured output affects the quality of the response maybe it's better to convert the output to a structured format as a post-processing step?
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by _1tem 1y ago
Brilliantly engineered but this is solving all the wrong problems. The author implicates that this is supposed to be a better GraphQL/REST, but the industry is already moving towards a better solution for that[1]: data sync like Electr
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by _1tem 1y ago
Occasionally articles like these remind me how I’ve completely let my guard down after being spoiled living for years in a place where theft and burglary are not a concern. Whenever I go back to a Western metropolis I have to learn to be al
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by _1tem 1y ago
The difference is fundamental. A product where the hardware and software is built by the same entity will always work better in the long run. It all comes down to decades of iteration and low-level optimizations that aren't easy to do
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by _1tem 1y ago
Owners of land that blocks access to significant amounts of other public land should be required to maintain public access roads or lose ownership (of a path of the states choosing).
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by _1tem 1y ago
If there's one good thing to say about Microsoft (not about Teams), it's that they strive to keep good business relationships with their clients, including backwards compatibility. I don't think I've ever heard of a stor
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by _1tem 1y ago
Static IPv4 is easily achieved with either Cloudflare or Tailscale or Ngrok. Cloudflare also provides strong firewall/DDOS protection.
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by _1tem 1y ago
Also a longtime customer. I think Apple nailed it with this update. I love Liquid Glass, and not just because it’s sexier, it actually works better. The in-place context menus are far better mobile UX. Previously these were dropdown menus i
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by _1tem 1y ago
It's all fun and games to host a blog, but Ukrainian home garage drone manufacturers actually defend territory with these kinds of projects.
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by _1tem 1y ago
This is very doable nowadays and in fact may be cheaper, more reliable, and faster than renting a VPS with unpredictable noisy neighbours. Just grab a mini-PC from Beeline for $200 and you've got a 16 GB RAM powerful baremetal server f
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by _1tem 1y ago
Yes sort of like Platonic Forms and ideas. Where do your ideas exist? Can you isolate it to a part of the brain?
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by _1tem 1y ago
I would add a fifth fallacy: assuming what we humans do can be reduced to “intelligence”. We are actually very irrational. Humans are driven strongly by Will, Desire, Love, Faith, and many other irrational traits. Has an LLM ever demonstrat
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by _1tem 1y ago
There is a theory known as "morphic resonance" which suggests that events and objects exist in the world as something analogous to radio waves. So when you "recall" a memory it is not because it is stored in the brain an
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by _1tem 1y ago
The readme keeps using the word “manage” but what does it actually do? Does it create and start new VMs? Using dockerfiles? On the local host or other hosts? I don’t understand WTF this thing does.
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by _1tem 1y ago
Why does Eastern Europe have much lower rates of skin cancer compared to Western Europe despite having a culture of NOT using sunscreen? https://landgeist.com/2023/07/22/skin-cancer-prevalence-in-e...
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by _1tem 1y ago
Nah, Laravel is proof that over engineered abstraction can sometimes be done right. Laravel works beautifully in production and I have never regretted using it.
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by _1tem 1y ago
Can I use this as an alternative to VibeTunnel? Throw this up on a server and control remote SSH sessions of Claude Code over Tailscale?
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by _1tem 1y ago
Just a few days ago I spent some time to sign up for Groq (not Grok, not Musk!) to implement fast code suggestions with qwen3-32b and gpt-oss-20b. Works handily with Jetbrains integrated AI features. I still use Claude Code as my "main
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by _1tem 1y ago
Interesting to watch the explosion of projects, even whole startups, which are just a feature addition to Claude Code. Shows how beloved it has become.
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by _1tem 1y ago
This is a pre-cursor to a dystopian future where reality will be a game generated in realtime at 60 FPS and streamed to your brain over Neuralink.
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by _1tem 1y ago
https://youtu.be/ih395-JcvQo?feature=shared
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by _1tem 1y ago
This is what Apple Intelligence should’ve been.

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