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by arresin 1y ago
> They referenced a report from the Anti-Defamation League about anti-Israel bias on Wikipedia that detailed a coordinated campaign to manipulate content related to the Israel-Palestine conflict And there it is. The reason. Do they have
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by arresin 1y ago
React is a terrible idea. Everything about it is garbage. The api. State. How they do rendering. The “vdom”. It’s unnecessarily complicated and Byzantine. Like it was designed by someone trying to bill a large company many hours. Svelte is
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by arresin 1y ago
Schnell isn’t AR and doesn’t do editing.
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by arresin 1y ago
Hey it takes courage to admit to it. That’s admirable.
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by arresin 1y ago
You need a separate benchmark for editing of course
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by arresin 1y ago
HINDERED not prevented.
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by arresin 1y ago
Is it technically illegal once someone’s installed anti cheat to use it for telemetry and data harvesting? I mean in the us.
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by arresin 1y ago
That was great. Absolute favourite of his is “one summer” about America in the 1920s. It’s a masterpiece.
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by arresin 1y ago
No it did not.
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by arresin 1y ago
Damn I wish I had a relationship with someone like that.
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by arresin 1y ago
This is a customer avatar. It’s standard marketing theory. And likely know who their customers are.
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by arresin 1y ago
> In response to Reuters’ reporting, a Meta spokesperson said this document doesn't reflect Meta's actual policy and that the document has since been revised. Meta has not disclosed what specific content they have revised or ho
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by arresin 1y ago
I appreciate the reading music, thanks.
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by arresin 1y ago
My worry is that anyone but Google will run it into the ground and the web platform will actually be dead at that point.
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by arresin 1y ago
ce
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by arresin 1y ago
This is blowing my mind. I think the tamagotchi also did this and I can’t believe I never made the connection there. People will put protective cases on them, and the way they’re held, it’s sort of like they’re being cradled. It’ll scream e
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by arresin 1y ago
Isn’t that weird? Aren’t these the people who created that revenue?
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by arresin 1y ago
Yes same here. I tried it out because of all the discussion about it then saw I couldn’t pop the panel out (or change some really basic settings cursor has had for over a year) then closed and uninstalled it.
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by arresin 1y ago
There is a bullet proof technique I personally like to employ: don’t read any at all.
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by arresin 1y ago
I’m amazed at how much power he has but it’s probably inevitable that the banks will fold.
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by arresin 1y ago
Bro you’re harshing the vibe
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by arresin 1y ago
To be fair that’s a codec thing.
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by arresin 1y ago
It’s probably a more appropriate name to be fair.
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by arresin 1y ago
It’s of course bogus. But why? What would be the point?
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by arresin 1y ago
Why with a capital R?
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by arresin 1y ago
He has excellent lectures on the science and history (hundreds of years which was surprising to me that it had been studied formally for so long yet is still a weird and new “American disease” in Australia—-even considering how backwards an
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by arresin 1y ago
Because it’s them.
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by arresin 1y ago
> Overall, the agency told BBC Verify that deleting 1,000 emails with attachments would save approximately 77.5 litres of water per year. I very, very strongly doubt that.
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by arresin 1y ago
Haha I love it!!!
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by arresin 1y ago
So cool looking. But my guess is it’s a terrible SFF case functionality wise.

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