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by basch 3y ago
I think people are thinking of it too much like a logic puzzle. What’s going on is word association and word use frequency. Because it trusts its own output more than it trusts the person it is talking to, by getting it to say a bunch of wo
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by basch 3y ago
Your keys could still be stored in a third party vault. If your vault goes under, you get a new address and tell people to update their links, just like if you lose a domain.
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by basch 3y ago
Did you watch the whole first season since I made my comment? Or why did you think somebody was going to be an alien in S01?
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by basch 3y ago
The show also heavily plays with fable. UFO sightings were a real common thing in Minnesota, so in the show a real UFO comes, because it’s people telling the story as they saw it. The true part is that people truly tell the stories, and in
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by basch 3y ago
It's my understanding, at least in the case of dashlane, that the master password never leaves the local device. It's not stored on the server anywhere, its not directly used as part of a log in. It is only used AFTER the encryp
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by basch 3y ago
I can recommend BBC Science Focus as a half way decent replacement for Popular Science. https://www.sciencefocus.com/magazine watch for it on sale at https://www.discountmags.com/magazine/bbc-focus it
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by basch 3y ago
Microsoft can buy the company in parts, as it “fails” in a long drawn out process. By the end, whatever they are buying will have little value, as it will already be outdated.
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by basch 3y ago
If it weren’t so unbelievable, I’d almost accuse them of orchestrating all this to sell to Microsoft without the regulatory scrutiny. It’s like they distressed the company to make an acquisition one of mercy instead of aggression, knowing t
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by basch 3y ago
Apple News is a bit of a discovery pain in the neck. If I have a 5 year old Atlantic article, I can’t just click the article and have it open in Apple News. I can’t search for it. If the article is any older, the magazine won’t appear at
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by basch 3y ago
How about just the blue horizontal bars with white text trend? https://peazip.github.io/ https://www.izarc.org/ What prompted this standardization of look? Im seeing it all over now. The fact that I could
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by basch 3y ago
Flipboard's react-canvas https://github.com/Flipboard/react-canvas
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by basch 3y ago
Pre-render the whole site to a server side canvas and then redraw it.
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by basch 3y ago
People really underestimate the paradigmic leap capacitive touch and momentum scrolling were. iOS didnt mature till probably the 4th phone, but it FELT different immediately.
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by basch 3y ago
Who does high amounts of refined fructose syrup work for? Do any of the diets you described advocate high doses of refined fructose?
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by basch 3y ago
Check the local library or their ebook app.
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by basch 3y ago
Viacom has a huge back catalog. Nickelodeon. Great alternative to Disney+ if the kids chews through it. It’s also just CBS All Access renamed, it’s not really late at all. It’s been around for a decade.
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by basch 3y ago
Can you give us a summary? I’m struggling to see how a way to treat the browser cache as a file system is supposed to inject sanity into human communication.
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by basch 3y ago
My one gripe is with the block / parental controls interface. Let’s say you want to block Peacock, and there’s a bunch of urls you want to block, each is it’s own individual rule. If you accidentally delete one instead of disable it, i
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by basch 3y ago
Doesn’t cover corporate attacks. The latest MGM isn’t there.
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by basch 3y ago
Real people might not speak every dialect of English. They may not be well versed in local grammatical oddities.
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by basch 3y ago
It would get more complex with cross domain questions. Part of what makes LLMs feel magical is their ability to synthesize such disparate topics and information into coherent “thoughts.” I would suspect what you have instead is a single mo
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by basch 3y ago
I probably don’t fall into the majority on this one, but I wish more websites basically defaulted to a zoomed out default and let me pan around them on mobile. I would much prefer it to modern non-dense information sparse screens with tons
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by basch 3y ago
Was $50/year a loss to grow the business? Did that actually cover the under the covers licensing cost? The font in question is considerably more expensive on its own. From an intuition standpoint, I would NOT expect my license of web
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by basch 3y ago
Sounds like socialism. Why do you hate America? And with those two sentences your party is done for, regardless of the truth or reality.
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by basch 3y ago
If the difference is getting sick or getting a little less sick, I would say I could benefit slightly but don’t need it.
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by basch 3y ago
Then they will: tell you they want it installed on all desktop computers and all word templates changed to use it, ignoring mobile only people, and the fact that your brand standards will appear for the purchasing department but not anybody
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by basch 3y ago
Rationing it so people who need it can have access to it is a bad reason? As someone who has bought it twice in the last decade, I'm glad it was available the day I went to the store looking for it. The price however is bananas, but I
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by basch 3y ago
Quite frankly, it sounds like it is Adobe's fault for having a completely useless support structure. The first support person to answer the phone should have been able to deliver this url https://helpx.adobe.com/fonts&#
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by basch 3y ago
That could be a misinterpretation. The Type Founders own his company. They own a lot of companies. Im not sure if I make the connection that he owns them all. He is not listed on The Type Founders team. https://thetypefounder
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by basch 3y ago
>"Yes, this is exactly what fits my creative vision and nothing less will do!" It's more like: you are sitting in a room with the c suite, and the design firm they hired to refresh the brand. The design firm sells the c s

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