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by _xivi 3y ago
Well, in my case, just some personal observation from competitors. I know that can be a bit biased but it's also real world.
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by _xivi 3y ago
Well, cringe is subjective, especially when they've a different target audience. I can't blame them if it's working. The fault here is on the platforms, they reward these practices, or maybe they just don't interfere and
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by _xivi 3y ago
> something about it made me interested. Not quite sure what. Well, it is unique. It isn't another copycat or cosmetic derivative of Ubuntu. Actually, for the most part, it's in a league of its own.
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by _xivi 3y ago
> Monopoly rings hollow when it comes to a community open source project. Last I heard `open source` was used to refer to code not projects. Every project has its "decision makers" (no matter the structure or titles) that have
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Reddit refreshes its logo as IPO speculation swirls(techcrunch.com)
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More native than a Web app(seirdy.one)
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by _xivi 3y ago
> Microsoft has no ownership stake in OpenAI Inc. Microsoft has an influence over fking governments. It doesn't need to have an official board seat. It doesn't even need to ask what they want directly. It's enough for peop
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by _xivi 3y ago
"An NFL player found that he managed to be good at rugby after 2 months of practice, but when he tried to do gymnastics (or cycling or tennis or motorsports or ...) in the same time frame, the results were terrible." What does tha
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Google Bard introduces "Human reviewers," sparking privacy concerns(techstartups.com)
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by _xivi 3y ago
You can visit old pages/forums with today connection speed. No visible loading, no cookie banner. The website just load instantly, almost as fast as the default page, especially with an ad blocker. It never fail to put a smile on my fa
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by _xivi 3y ago
> If the current version is doing its job, why update? It's a SSG not a browser that connects to the internet. Because it's a hassle and you'll be left behind when you need a new dependency or there's a feature you li
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by _xivi 3y ago
> There are hundreds of SSGs out there, why bother building yet another one if one already exists for It's really not that rosy tbf. I went through something like: SvelteKit, 11ty, Astro, Zola, hugo, and possibly others in-between.
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by _xivi 3y ago
> The hard part of writing something worth reading is not your tech stack. This project isn't about blogging, you need to look at it from a side project pov. I think this is a common misconception, that these people want to write a
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How to recommend books, or, stop recommending SICP(notes.eatonphil.com)
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by _xivi 3y ago
> a thought exercise for you – two blood thirsty maniacs sit in a house.... We can already see the outcome on the ground, the response have led to more casualties than the maniacs ever did, and still failed at eradicating them. Now the q
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by _xivi 3y ago
No, punish the criminals only?
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by _xivi 3y ago
So you just kill the entire neighborhood? Ok And after you killed thousands of kids and families because you're targeting the terrorists, what's the status right now? Did you wipe the terrorists? What is the "good" outco
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by _xivi 3y ago
> and then goes crying about war crimes So your strategy is just to wipe the entire place? Interesting, do you have a court system in your country or do you follow similar strategy in internal affairs?
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by _xivi 3y ago
Are you trying to justify killing babies and wiping entire families, because their leaders attacked? WTF That's more than barbaric
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by _xivi 3y ago
> you have more control over quality and experience > I'm reading somewhere else it's to stop cheat enabled controllers No, it's always been about revenue. I never understand why people take company's word and run
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Building Stuart, a blazingly-fast static site generator(whenderson.dev)
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What I Learnt Making a Teeny-Tiny 1kB Webpage(henryleach.com)
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What You Can't Say (2004)(paulgraham.com)
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by _xivi 3y ago
> but if you want your issue prioritized then paying $$$ is a fair ask The problem usually is that this will cause a conflict of interest with the maintainer role. Leading to demise of the open-source/community side, and the rise of
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by _xivi 3y ago
> people who request for software and websites to become nagware by asking for consent What? Lol. How is this the users fault? That's just dark patterns by companies to bend users into enrolling. It doesn't have to be like this
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by _xivi 3y ago
> Either way it's a terrible stupid and short sighted mistake Uh, 'Mistake' is a really generous word here. Cruise isn't some amateur one-man startup. It's a multi-billion dollars company with tons of lawyers, ad
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by _xivi 3y ago
"Data shows that my kid is the best player in the world. He has scored 3x as the top professional player, while playing in my backyard. The data can't lie." Pretty much.
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>> "if you excluded humans that drink, text, have anger issues etc. then the humans probably win out." > The goal here is not to see who is the best under imaginary conditions, it's to determine whether driverless ca
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Jevons Paradox and Software Efficiency(matt-rickard.com)
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Quibbles with Social Share Imagery(blog.jim-nielsen.com)
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