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asddubs
3y ago
but pachico, your comment is one of those comments
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3y ago
What if the technology was only/primarily tested with white people, rather than inherently having better outcomes for white adults? It's not really as clear cut as you make it out to be, technologies at this level of complexity ar
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asddubs
3y ago
well, there's always the librem and pinephone, although they're not at the point of maturity just yet
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asddubs
3y ago
you can't just go by retail price though, it becomes a question of whether it's cheaper to implement a better clean room or to just slightly scale up production to account for breakage
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asddubs
3y ago
what license did they change to/from?
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3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/@ke6chris/videos
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3y ago
That doesn't mean they're meaningfully comparable (in the context we are talking about). A $100 budget android phone that was released at the same time as the latest iphone also belongs to the same generation, but that doesn'
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asddubs
3y ago
Even so, I assume it's using specialty parts to meet size constraints, making them harder to replace.
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asddubs
3y ago
it is undeniably pretty slick to just have everything inside the frame of the bike. But as with phones, to some extent elegance is at odds with repairability. I'd rather have something that lasts a long time.
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asddubs
3y ago
I never used office software much, but I do use it to view the occasional csv. I avoid cloud offerings like the plague, since I don't like getting rug-pulled.
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3y ago
I don't think it's a fair comparison. OpenOffice sees no meaningful development, and it still has the brand recognition, causing people to mistakenly install it thinking it's basically libreoffice, i.e. actively maintained so
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3y ago
well, the article mentions webgl
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3y ago
I never have the problem of everything hanging except on an old laptop with only 4gb memory, in OOM conditions. If a program hangs I can just use the KDE task manager or kill -9 to make it compliant
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3y ago
maybe it helped that the other companies had specific physical products as an end goal. It's not like he wasn't doing stupid shit at tesla, but at the end of the day, the people actually doing the work are still focusing on making
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3y ago
give me a break. blocking with collateral damage is the cloudflare modus operandi
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3y ago
Hey! I'll have you know, I don't print improvements for my 3D printer, I mostly don't use my 3d printer at all
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asddubs
3y ago
if you're gonna go that way, you might as well go with shitfactoring
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asddubs
3y ago
To me enshittification is when the overall usefulness of a piece of software starts going down as more money is attempted to be squeezed out of its users. Agree that it's not a technical phenomenon
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asddubs
3y ago
I don't like that at all. it all seems to be too informally specified and requires divine knowledge to actually know how you're supposed to use the magic function properties.
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3y ago
I think they meant batteries you can swap without taking the machine apart, like old laptops had
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3y ago
damage to humans from mold
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asddubs
3y ago
Interesting, I don't know anything about music notation, why do they say this isn't/shouldn't be a feature on the forums?
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3y ago
i would download an electric car probably unless the tracker only had petrol ones
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asddubs
3y ago
That's an interesting point, I guess the whole thing is rooted in not wanting to communicate to kids that their success is the result of innate, immutable talent. But if the kid didn't actually work hard, and you praise their hard
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asddubs
3y ago
true in the context of HN, but kind of a moot point from a more broad consumer perspective, I think.
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3y ago
not outright rejected either though, the PRs just both died
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3y ago
yeah, see also image-2023-04-25 which is way earlier and comes really close, surrounded by garbage
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asddubs
3y ago
constantly putting a pause button on progress for 20 years because someone owns a key patent (e.g. e-ink, 3d printing) does much more harm for progress than documenting these things in patents does good
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3y ago
it did, but mostly because safari dragged its feet for years. Thank god they didn't take this long for AVIF (though I would have loved it if they had shipped AVIF in io15, since a bunch of devices won't get ios16)
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asddubs
3y ago
but you do understand the difference between getting mad about a hypothetical situation vs something that actually happened, right?
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