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by anon7000 3mo ago
Completely irrelevant to the discussion at hand though. Ok, so every massive company (including OpenAI) is built on anti-trust violations. I agree we should go after everyone for this, but whether Apple has done bad stuff is a complete dist
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by anon7000 3mo ago
There are two direct quotes in the article. The first is from Jaredd saying he works 90 hour weeks. The second is from Jaredd/his new company saying if you care about work/life balance, don’t work at this new company. So that’s de
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by anon7000 3mo ago
> This is unprofessional and embarrassing for Zig This isn’t like the official stance of the zig foundation or anything. I for one am happy to see people being honest about their frustrations instead of playing politics.
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by anon7000 3mo ago
> Stop trying to attach it to moving things. Movements breaks things. Just put the panels by the rail Literally, they are not being attached to a moving thing and are being put by the rail lol. Just in between the tracks. Like you say, P
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by anon7000 3mo ago
I think that’s a choice people can make for themselves. Thing is, cheating is an existential threat to the entire business model. Games like Valorant rely on a player base that keeps coming back, and a competitive scene where if you work ha
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by anon7000 4mo ago
Mazda’s rotary knob also has safety issues. Let’s say I want to zoom the Google Maps in or out in CarPlay) at some point in my navigation. With the knob, you have a few issues: 1. iOS made the focus border on UI elements very faint. So it’s
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by anon7000 4mo ago
> Not defending the bad actors here, but there's that whole "show me the incentives and I will predict the outcome" thing. If the market structure rewards manipulation, you get manipulation. The market structure doesn&#x27
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by anon7000 4mo ago
Come on, it’s not a choice between complete anarchy and complete restriction. It is very, very fair for society to be like “hm I think X activity is easy to abuse in a way that hurts innocent bystanders,” and then limits the activity to peo
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by anon7000 4mo ago
Yeah, if the script only downloads something from GH releases and doesn’t even put it in a bin dir… why not just make it a normal download from the website
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by anon7000 4mo ago
Seriously, enough with the b2b SaaS, give us more shit that can make a positive dent on the world!
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by anon7000 4mo ago
I mean it’s probably in the training data too
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by anon7000 4mo ago
I lived near there for several years. It’s bad but also highly localized. The extreme downtown core is such a small part of the city. Pioneer square, the waterfront, SLU, Seattle center, etc are all very nearly downtown. Area around the new
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by anon7000 4mo ago
Seattle is generally a fairly high quality city as walkability and bikeability goes. While office vacancies are up, sure, residential vacancies are not. The city is packed with people who enjoy and want to live here. The handful of blocks t
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by anon7000 4mo ago
Well, it turns out people started noticing local community impacts when new data center construction absolutely exploded 2-3 years ago.
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by anon7000 4mo ago
Not sure why you got downloaded, but you’re right. Polluting public (and even private!) spaces is philosophically speaking a property rights violation, which is a core libertarian/free market value. So why the fuck are we in the habit
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by anon7000 4mo ago
Hm. Unfortunately, nationalistic movements and nazis objectively have share some common ground. If the basic premise of your political movement is “I hate foreigners,” you’re inviting a level of hateful thinking and on some level inciting &
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by anon7000 4mo ago
It doesn’t solve the packaging problem. I live in a walkable place, and the sheer amount of single use packaging is utterly insane. They’re different problems that both need addressed.
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by anon7000 4mo ago
It makes a lot of sense actually. You get severe symptoms when CO2 makes up only a couple % of the air. And can become fatal at like 5%. There’s not like a hard line where you suddenly die, it’s a gradual thing. It very much makes sense tha
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by anon7000 4mo ago
Not immediately. But small changes add up over a long period. Air travel is currently hard limited by the sound barrier & fuel efficiency. I can’t easily visit my family on the other side of the country for a weekend because it takes a
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by anon7000 4mo ago
Costco is one of the few stores in America that attempts to give great value to consumers. Most supermarkets just don’t
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by anon7000 4mo ago
Could host it in the tailnet?
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by anon7000 4mo ago
What behavior was fine, exactly?
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by anon7000 4mo ago
Not until tech companies stop pretending tech jobs are special. It’s part of the entire industry culture at this point that you join certain positions to “make a big difference.” Yet most startups are just b2b AI sass or whatever.
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by anon7000 4mo ago
This is just what modern languages have out of box. (Like rust and go.) it’s a true shame that web isn’t actually unified behind a type safe language with a single solid toolchain. It’s a huge pain to manage and I’m curious how much money i
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by anon7000 4mo ago
Agreed. It’s worse than Opus of course. But Opus takes more than 10x longer to give you something to look at. I’m not kidding, I “benchmarked” a real ticket I was working on. Opus 4.7 took more than 30min. Opus 4.8 took over an hour. Compos
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by anon7000 4mo ago
Perception is a lot more important than reason when it comes to trust. Whether or not we like that
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by anon7000 4mo ago
But that’s not an empty string
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by anon7000 4mo ago
When I had web design a bit after 2010, they still used Dreamweaver and yeah you could get a license for free via the university. That’s pretty normal (eg giving you a Visual Studio license, Office, all that). It was more crazy that the cou
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by anon7000 4mo ago
Many single player games work out of the box in Steam, because they’ve invested a huge amount of effort into Proton (their compatibility layer). Here are some games that have worked pretty well out of the box: - Factorio - Arc: Raiders - Ov
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by anon7000 4mo ago
I mean it is conceptually related. Half the point of HDR is that the filmmaker can say “I want this bit to be this bright (or dark)” and then it’s that bright when I play it back myself

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