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by amanzi 3y ago
Not speaking just for myself, there are millions of us who watch and subscribe to YouTube channels to support the creators. I would argue that you're in the niche if you're only watching content from creators that do not want to g
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by amanzi 3y ago
Or you could just pay for YouTube Premium and never see another ad again. As a bonus, you get YouTube Music thrown in for free.
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by amanzi 3y ago
Most of the people who upload content to YouTube are doing it because of the ads. So many people have managed to become full-time YouTubers because of the revenue sharing from ads. And these people upload the content that we all enjoy wat
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by amanzi 3y ago
I run Firefox with uBlock Origin enabled and set the Firefox enhanced privacy settings to the strictest settings. I haven't done anything special to get Xero working - never had any issues.
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by amanzi 3y ago
I've used Xero for years with Firefox without issues.
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by amanzi 3y ago
"So, this is the new normal." You're right - I've had to do a few KYC checks recently with banks, lawyers, and accountants, and in the past I've had to do it for a personal finance application for an "interest-
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by amanzi 3y ago
Those that are complaining about the lack of resemblance, may have missed the text explaining how this works: "We'll analyse your photo, describe it in words, and generate a new image from scratch." Mine was also way off, but
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by amanzi 3y ago
I really enjoyed reading Stephen Wolfram's (very long) article on ChatGPT and how/why it works. https://writings.stephenwolfram.com/2023/02/what-is-chatgpt-...
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by amanzi 3y ago
I posted this but it's actually a dupe of the following, which the author posted: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38364822
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by amanzi 3y ago
Not sure how this only got 7 points and no comments - this is an amazing guide and tutorial.
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An Interactive Guide to CSS Grid(joshwcomeau.com)
233 points by amanzi 3y ago|34 comments
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by amanzi 3y ago
Looks so simple, but I guess that's a sign of good design. I was also surprised something like this didn't exist already. But my first thought was that it will almost certainly be cloned and sold en masse pretty quickly, so I hope
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by amanzi 3y ago
I feel like that should be in a banner at the top of the page OP linked to!
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by amanzi 3y ago
If it's just self-hosting that you're after, then yes - open-sourcing the server-side components would definitely help. Regarding their marketing as "open source" - I haven't seen their marketing claims, so I'l
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by amanzi 3y ago
But my point is that even if they did open-source their backend code, and even if it was 100% secure and showed that full end-to-end encryption was implemented, you still wouldn't know for sure that this was the code they were runnin
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by amanzi 3y ago
I've noticed that ChatGPT (gpt-4) chats have been slower than usual over the last couple of days. Must cost them a fortune to keep this all going.
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by amanzi 3y ago
That first screenshot is an incredibly polite comment from someone also willing to offer help to the maintainer. In my opinion, it's perfectly reasonable to ask if a project is still being maintained. I often come across packages that
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by amanzi 3y ago
5,609 miles away for me!
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by amanzi 3y ago
I'm in Wellington NZ, and this shows the closest screening to me is 5609 miles away in Hawaii.
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by amanzi 3y ago
I always ask this when it comes up - how would open-sourcing the server-side components help you trust them? They could be running any code on the server-side and you wouldn't know. So even if they open-sourced their server-side code,
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by amanzi 3y ago
I've fought against WAFs in the past, but in govt departments, they are often a check-box in your security checklist that must be checked. I've even had to fight a security guy telling me I needed two WAFs because he wasn't c
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by amanzi 3y ago
I hummed an obscure Zulu song we used to sing as kids and it found a recording of the song on YouTube. Pretty amazing.
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by amanzi 3y ago
He just did the 100th episode the other day and announced he wouldn't be doing any more.
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by amanzi 3y ago
It's been a while since I managed Exchange on-prem solutions, but it's quite rare to have an Exchange server listening directly on the internet. They were almost always behind security gateways which mitigated most, if not all, of
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by amanzi 3y ago
Some constructive feedback - without me know where your server is, this test feels pointless. It's just showing my the speed between my computer and your server which could be anywhere in the world. Also, the chart labels say "MBS
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by amanzi 3y ago
Same - my aim is to launch a product and get 1 paying subscriber!
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by amanzi 3y ago
I just bought a 14" Macbook Pro on sale with the top spec M1 Pro and 1TB storage. I'm already amazed at how powerful and efficient this laptop is. I can't see myself wanting/needing to upgrade for another couple of yea
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by amanzi 3y ago
Last paragraph of the article... "Toyota hasn't officially committed to building the EPU but it seems like an inevitability at this point."
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by amanzi 3y ago
I re-generated some of these images using the same prompts. It's truly amazing how good some of the artwork is. Most AI-generated images I've seen look good on the surface, but when you look closer there are obvious blemishes and
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by amanzi 3y ago
Pretty good for a beta! I uploaded an SVG of my company logo, played around with the colours of the shapes, and exported as a large PNG file - it worked perfectly.

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