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by bogwog 3y ago
In other words, another example of competitive pressure forcing a company to actually try and win over consumers.
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by bogwog 3y ago
When the DOJ kicks their ass in court (unless Trump wins and replaces DOJ/FTC leadership with incompetent clowns again)
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by bogwog 3y ago
That's a poor analogy. The feature is built in to the cards that consumers bought, but Nvidia is disabling it via software. That's why a hacked driver can enable it again. The resident in your analogy is just freeloading off the c
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by bogwog 3y ago
> Eventually, OpenAI (and friends) are going to be training their models on almost exclusively AI generated content What makes you think this is true? Yes, it's likely that the internet will have more AI generated content than real
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by bogwog 3y ago
> Sign in with Google Why?
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by bogwog 3y ago
Yeah Penpot's performance was shockingly bad when I tried it not that long ago.
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by bogwog 3y ago
That sounds a lot like the "client side prediction" that modern multiplayer games do.
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by bogwog 3y ago
That sounds a lot like CouchDB and PouchDB. I haven't used the latter, but CouchDB provides a standard REST API (with authentication) out of the box. You'll probably need to add a custom API for more complex stuff, integrating wit
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by bogwog 3y ago
So instead of managing state on the client, you manage state on the client and the server? That doesn't seem like an improvement, even if it saves you from having to build yet another API.
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by bogwog 3y ago
I believe the proper zoomer term for this is "cap"
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by bogwog 3y ago
> cryptocurrencies are unusable when society collapses, but still. Nah, I'm sure you could still scam a few people out of their rations with it.
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by bogwog 3y ago
Sure, but handing over maintainership is a different situation from accepting a few PRs
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by bogwog 3y ago
Can confirm. There is nothing Microsoft could possibly offer, except for maybe a ludicrous bribe, to convince me to walk into their ecosystem again.
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by bogwog 3y ago
Yeah I don't think Docker is the type of tool the typical engineer cares enough about to go out of their way to learn something new, no matter how much better or simpler it may be. I guess it's like git; even though most devs only
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by bogwog 3y ago
I'm not a lawyer, but my understanding is that I can create a fork of any MIT licensed project right now, and relicense it as GPL. I can't do that the other way around because GPL explicitly forbids it. > without an CLA or simi
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by bogwog 3y ago
It's been a very long time since I've used a Windows Phone, but the way I remember it they were just doing the same thing Apple and Google did with the Microsoft Store/whatever it was called. I don't remember if they all
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by bogwog 3y ago
> It's not clear to me if there simply is not room for 3+ operating systems in a widely distributed mobile market. I think there would be, if interoperability were a requirement. Microsoft and Blackberry both tried to make their own
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by bogwog 3y ago
> That's a pretty big stretch to call it a monopoly The word "monopoly" needs to be banned from these types of discussions because it always derails the conversation into pointless semantic bickering. There is no definitio
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by bogwog 3y ago
The way I rationalize my use of Github to myself is by framing it as me stealing free compute and storage from the evil Microsoft.
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by bogwog 3y ago
Let's be real, nobody cares about their acronyms being unique or not confusing.
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by bogwog 3y ago
> Why is there no competition in the commercial-grade ice cream machine market? Maybe patents? That's what they're for, after all.
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by bogwog 3y ago
> And once validated, sell to the military? Can't wait to see the leaked footage of war crimes showing robots murdering civilians and teabagging their corpses
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by bogwog 3y ago
This thing + Vtuber thing + chat bot that interacts with audience + text to speech == gaming influencer automation
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by bogwog 3y ago
> Alternative app marketplaces. Marketplaces can choose to offer a catalog of apps solely from the developer of the marketplace. How does that count as a "marketplace"? > Web Distribution ... will let authorized developers d
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by bogwog 3y ago
Whatever is on the second half of that article keeps completely freezing up Firefox for me.
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by bogwog 3y ago
Weird that neither the article nor the source tweet link to the actual terms, but it seems to be true: https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/eula/index.html#limitations (in section 8)
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by bogwog 3y ago
> but needs safety audit I don't think anyone still using Windows 7 cares
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by bogwog 3y ago
Another small, minimalist Lua-based text editor is Lite[1], and it's much less "light" cousin Lite-XL[2] 1: https://github.com/rxi/lite 2: https://github.com/lite-xl/lite-xl
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by bogwog 3y ago
Because "installing" an "app" becomes as easy as docker run coolapp:latest
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by bogwog 3y ago
I said it was perfectly usable and I meant that. It's my full-time primary workstation, which I use for "actual work" every day. I could waste time elaborating on why that is, listing the odd bugs I mentioned, etc. But I susp

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