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by andersa 3y ago
I remember watching his videos on this topic and never being able to hear any difference between the supposed "good" and "bad" examples.
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by andersa 3y ago
What do you mean? Animating the terminal is totally possible!
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by andersa 3y ago
Yeah, and then you get the product in like 2 weeks. Who has that kind of patience? Amazon's main product is "get this stuff to my door by tomorrow" and it works super well.
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by andersa 3y ago
It really is completely absurd that this hasn't been solved yet. Almost makes you think it is on purpose. Why the hell doesn't Windows implement permissions like iOS already? They seemed to be moving in the right direction last ye
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by andersa 3y ago
> On the other hand, I’m equally surprised at how few people seem to understand supply and demand has influence on prices. I watched as some family members complained loudly about how concert prices were outrageous and unaffordable for t
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by andersa 3y ago
Throw the file on Cloudflare R2, no egress cost then.
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by andersa 3y ago
Apple has to be destroyed.
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by andersa 3y ago
> you should fix that how do you fix it?
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by andersa 3y ago
I personally find it very useful, because it allows me to run the inference server on a powerful remote server while running the UI locally on a laptop or tablet.
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by andersa 3y ago
Why do you need one? It takes a few minutes to make a Twitter account and keep browsing. You probably spent more time writing this post. I'm glad I won't have to deal with people posting these off-brand Twitter links anymore.
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by andersa 3y ago
It would be absurd if it wasn't.
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by andersa 3y ago
I'm struggling to think of any possible application that would need anywhere remotely close to 10^18 items. Do you have an example?
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by andersa 3y ago
The large providers are overcharging between 10 and 100x on egress. Cloudflare has a blog on it somewhere.
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by andersa 3y ago
Indeed, you can do it in your own way that complies with the intention of the law. We don't do this malicious compliance weasel wording game in the EU.
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by andersa 3y ago
Yep, it's the same thing every time. "We propose this new thing with optimal time complexity blah blah blah" - don't care. Show benchmark. What do you mean it's slower than this basic but cache efficient hash table
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by andersa 3y ago
The appropriate billing from Apple is none whatsoever. How do people keep coming up with this nonsense?
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by andersa 3y ago
Is that necessarily a bad thing? What if high quality isn't required to do the thing you wanted to accomplish? Many other mass produced products we buy today are clearly lower quality than ones crafted by artisans 50 years ago, and yet
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by andersa 3y ago
For open source libraries, you are usually better off finding a large company that uses it in some exposed way, then submitting it to their bug bounty. Sometimes you can even collect the bounty multiple times by sending it to multiple compa
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by andersa 3y ago
But the OP was concerned with security, namely that someone was intercepting his http connection and messing with it.
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by andersa 3y ago
Why are you using http (non-s) in 2024?
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by andersa 3y ago
Most providers support S3 compatible APIs which rclone can then use to talk to them. For example, S3, Cloudflare R2, Backblaze, ...
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by andersa 3y ago
I wasn't really thinking of a long browsing session, more like you got a ping so on the next stop pull out the phone for a couple seconds to see what it was and if it is really urgent so you can find a place to park.
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by andersa 3y ago
That is actually insane. Maybe Tesla is right, self driving cars really can't come soon enough, and they'll be safer than humans.
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by andersa 3y ago
They haven't yet provided the tools they're being forced to. What they announced so far is a joke and clearly non-compliant with the DMA. Given it's still two months out until it comes into force, they're probably testin
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by andersa 3y ago
Why would someone be using their phone while driving? Is this something I'm too European to understand? Literally never occured to me to do that, and I haven't ever been in a car where someone did it. Obvious exceptions being to l
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by andersa 3y ago
Very strange, I've heard of multiple people having these sorts of issues with them, but it just worked when I signed up. Maybe they have some overzealous fraud detection going on?
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by andersa 3y ago
They probably have Apple shares. It's the only explanation I can think of for some of the people here actually arguing in favor of Apple stealing money from society with junk fees.
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by andersa 3y ago
Yes, iOS is the only solution available if I want to use iPhone hardware. Selling software to people that have phones has been recognized as a market under the DMA, which relieves Apple of any and all control over it.
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by andersa 3y ago
Intention is the only thing that matters. Laws in the EU do not work like in the US where you can get by on a technicality because the wrong grammar was used in the text. If you purposefully interpret the law in the stupidest way possible t
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by andersa 3y ago
I assume our politicians already spent significant time thinking about this before coming up with the DMA. But okay, I'll bite. How does it benefit society for Apple to steal 30% of everyone's transactions?

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