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agloe_dreams
3y ago
I have no idea what world you think you live in..but Apple has pretty clearly defined it mostly as Email and Ebook reading. Zero music or video services have ever gotten an exception. Spotify and Netflix have different exceptions called &#x
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3y ago
Google owns web browser with monopoly market share. Google uses product with monopoly market share to limit tools that allow a user to block ads that harms their other half...of which they are also a monopoly in. There is a strong argument
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3y ago
This is not a structure that will actually work in the real world and everyone involved knows it. Why? Because the profit half is why the non-profit would ever have power. If the company is led to slow progress down or reduce profit motivat
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3y ago
Reader apps are an extremely specific clause, mostly related to their Ebook price fixing lawsuit. Zero of the apps in discussion here are reader apps. I should also note, that up until recently, Apple specifically had clauses that you could
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3y ago
What is interesting is that Sam noted that OpenAI board should go after his shares if he were to go off on the company...which implies some sort of ownership that others had no prior knowledge of. What's the over-under of his shares be
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3y ago
https://twitter.com/kevin_scott/status/1726971608706031670 Uh..the CTO of MS saying he will match OAI pay and will support their mutiny uh...definitely is solicitation.
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3y ago
No Spotify = No Pixel Sales.
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3y ago
I don't think you understand that over at Apple, not paying the 30% is not being on iPhone..period. Not being on the play store is not being on Android for 90% of customers. This is why both are facing major antitrust cases.
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3y ago
Because the deal usually is 30%. Negotiating a good rate won't happen when one side says "Make a deal or we keep you out". Google's rate is a 'slice of a watermelon vs all of a grape' angle. Both parties proba
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3y ago
This. MSFT is dreaming of an OpenAI hard outage right now, perfect little detail to forfeit compute credits.
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3y ago
I kinda wonder how close you could get with Core ML on iOS. Apple already ships an iffy voice clone software.
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3y ago
Tamiya makes the good shit.
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3y ago
I unironicly love the sliders below the search box.
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3y ago
Seeing as most forms work this way...shouldn't the screen reader understand this? You are in a form, the button is the submit button. It went to disabled after form submit. Save that ref, fake the tab index so tabbing takes you to the
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3y ago
My only complaint about the article is that the 'perculator' is clearly a Braun KF20. haha
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3y ago
This is easily explained but not in a positive way. X Subscribers get up-ranked in replies and For You. 99% of anyone who would subscribe to X are Elon Fans. As a result, you get the fanboys.
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3y ago
I would argue that all of what you just said is your designer failing you. For us, we defined the base sizing and colors beforehand and the designer works from there. We also use named color variables and themes in Figma such that an eleme
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3y ago
> cheaper Zigbee switches OP got bulbs for $5.
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3y ago
This is part of why we started down this path. We have a self-white-labeling product based on a JSON file loaded at runtime. Having this sort of theming is kinda a pre-req. but we are totally not blind to the ways we can play with it.
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3y ago
I think the detail is that this JS answer is really only for people working at a seriously large scale. At that size, there is absolutely zero room for non-componentized logic as cross-managing a billion pages with duplicate HTML elements i
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3y ago
This was the only bit in tailwind we modified a lot in our Config. You really need to remove the default colors and define them as [Primary, Secondary, Neutral, Warning, Error, Success] and then add variants of each. Then it really works. I
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We've been using it for a little over a year. So far my biggest finding is that Tailwind works best when you have a UX team that is forced to play by the same rules. In that context, with a heavily chopped down tailwind.config, it come
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3y ago
The big thing about tailwind in the context of JS rendering is that this ends up being a code smell. If you find yourself repeating a set of classes...you probably should componentize that and DRY.
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3y ago
Bingo. I just used the standard Zigbee plugin to do the same but purely so I could manage everything in one place. A good trick others should know is that if you have any Hue Switches, you can use them to rapidly reset a bump by holding the
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3y ago
All "Hue"-branded bulbs are Zigbee, some additionally add BT connectivity. All "Wiz", "Connected by Wiz", and "Phillips smart bulbs" without Hue branding are Wifi based. Incidentally, both are compat
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> The bulbs don't directly work with Home Assistant for protocol reasons They are based on the Zigbee networking standard, that's why you had to buy the stick. It is effectively a networking adapter like a wifi usb adapter. Tha
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3y ago
Wework in NYC, maybe 5-6 years ago was so insanely warm. Everything you are looking for. Then the price crunch happened and things got shaky and then boom. none of that.
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3y ago
This is a brutally biased source that is known for twisting the truth to support the reader's feelings. I absolutely ensure that this is not the full story at all and it all reads as union busting fear to me. And thats with me owning a
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3y ago
Yes, the same team that got their pants sued off by like a bunch of other companies such as ARM and Apple.
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3y ago
This....but a menu item that does it for you.
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