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by amazingamazing 2mo ago
Ublock origin doesnt use javascript. The script just involves a tree traversal of the dom and removal of any node that says ad. The issue is facebook obfuscates selectors so you cant easily do it the way ublock prefers.
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by amazingamazing 2mo ago
Assuming you insist on using facebook you can proxy it, using a simple script that removes all ads prior to serving. The problem of course is that this is not cheap. Easier to just not use facebook.
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by amazingamazing 2mo ago
That works, but is not really blocking the ads.
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by amazingamazing 2mo ago
Since when did does typescript compile faster than go? I do agree typescript is a good alternative but it is very different.
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by amazingamazing 2mo ago
Link to the uber report? Could not find it (unless it is this: https://www.uber.com/us/en/blog/data-race-patterns-in-go/ )
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by amazingamazing 2mo ago
Ignoring performance for the moment (because most situations are bottlenecked on something else), why is rust better?
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by amazingamazing 2mo ago
Even before this insiders had access to the prez. I am glad this presidency is making very apparent the inherent flaws with the US government.
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by amazingamazing 2mo ago
[2011] The Atlantic - Why Google Won't Survive the Facebook Threat. I’ll add this article to the list of incorrect predictions lol
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by amazingamazing 2mo ago
Add some protected bike lanes - many e-bikes get 100miles, 4 200w panels ($1000) could fully charge daily.
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by amazingamazing 2mo ago
Either way the metric has been the same
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by amazingamazing 2mo ago
The problem there is trust
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by amazingamazing 2mo ago
If it is capable today why would a new model change this?
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by amazingamazing 2mo ago
One idea would be to use an open model.
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by amazingamazing 3mo ago
Suppose LLM solved all math problems. So what? It’s not like diplomacy and war will end. Are humanity’s problems really constrained on our intellectual ability? If anything most evidence points to cultural failing and all AI will do is enab
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by amazingamazing 3mo ago
It is only a matter of time until China can make everything needed for sub 8nm chips in their own country. Maybe 10 years away, but it is inevitable.
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by amazingamazing 3mo ago
Nope. Fixed routes have chaos. You would have the same problem, converging on fsd. It’s the same reason Waymo isn’t deployed everywhere now. Not to mention buses are a couple orders of magnitude more expensive than a car and would be slower
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by amazingamazing 3mo ago
OpenAI isn’t public so… /s
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by amazingamazing 3mo ago
Too much capex
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by amazingamazing 3mo ago
On one hand we have your anecdotes, on the other hand, data.
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by amazingamazing 3mo ago
Ok. Luckily people who make the rules don’t have such ideas.
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by amazingamazing 3mo ago
You believe volunteered information must stay on internet forever?
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by amazingamazing 3mo ago
Do you believe the same about search results not being able to be deleted? I also assume this means you disagree with gdpr?
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by amazingamazing 3mo ago
Why is there a time limit on deletion on this site?
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by amazingamazing 3mo ago
This isn’t impressive. 13% over 4 years? In any case this can’t be evaluated without knowing what was initially offered pre union and what they initially asked for.
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by amazingamazing 3mo ago
This comment is pretty representative of why tech unions are worthless. Form a union to stop growth, and you pay your hard earned salary into such an organization with these goals?
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by amazingamazing 3mo ago
There is no evidence of unions performing better for digital services at all. Unions do make sense when physical labor and danger is involved because the demands of leadership contradict realities of human physiology like getting tired, lea
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by amazingamazing 3mo ago
Go read why they want to unionize
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by amazingamazing 3mo ago
Good. Most tech unions are worthless and only accelerate outsourcing. Unions can be good though, like in construction where the work is inherently dangerous.
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by amazingamazing 3mo ago
Yup, and that’s why it would never be mainstream.
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by amazingamazing 3mo ago
RSS was never going to work anyway due to lack of monetization. If this is not true you would still see them today. See everyone posting archive paywall bypassing links on every opportunity here, lol. There is no incentive for a news site t

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