brikym

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by brikym 8mo ago
People have less free will than we'd like to admit. I'd like to have freedom from outdoor advertising and online monopolies shoving short video formats down my throat.
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by brikym 8mo ago
I've been throwing in typos and shitty grammar for a while just to seem authentic. I suppose now that will be copied.
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by brikym 8mo ago
It seems like dating apps to me. You have a large population of highly motivated undesirables to filter out. I think we'll see the same patterns: pay to play, location filtering, identity verification, social credit score (ELO etc). I
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by brikym 8mo ago
This is the thread for GPT 5.3
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Bang on. I mentioned this as well. Mature SaaS companies are also expanding into each others domains. Notion is now doing email for example.
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I can see three forms of competition here: - A company vibe codes their own app to replace a SaaS. Great when they only wanted a small chunk of the functionality. - Startups benefitting from AI coding are copying mature SaaS companies and c
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by brikym 8mo ago
Maybe you are right and the companies do want to pay and not worry about these problems. But now they have a lot more SaaS options to chose from. The incumbent companies like Salesforce and Atlassian have less of a moat. Maybe they'll
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by brikym 9mo ago
It took a while to load but once I was in I found it like reading a magazine. I was expecting it to be more of a Tiktok UX. It's kind of like the opposite to my Wikipedia project Redactle.net which takes a lot of effort. OP, since you&
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by brikym 9mo ago
For my game redactle.net, I blacklist the Wikipedia article for 2 years. I figure there is a tradeoff between novelty and allowing the pool of articles to shrink. The Wikipedia vital level 4 category has 10k articles and probably half of t
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by brikym 9mo ago
I'll betcha Google uses a lot of residential proxies themselves to scrape data and don't want competitors doing it.
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by brikym 9mo ago
Some government needs to force some standards. Power tools are the worst. Each company is trying to create a network effect and it's anticompetitive.
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by brikym 9mo ago
It's ClosedClaw.com now
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ClosedClaw(closedclaw.com)
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by brikym 9mo ago
OpenClaw is now ClosedClaw - Priced from $99/mo for PromptProtectPlus > Countin me money!
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by brikym 9mo ago
So when it's commercialized it will be ClosedClaw?
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by brikym 9mo ago
I don't know if the science is correct or not but people should know up front that there is an advert at the bottom of the article.
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by brikym 9mo ago
That automation will be owned by a few and they're known for avoiding taxes not supporting something like a UBI. The masses a mostly likely to be kept busy watching propaganda on Tiktok not painting. Food continues to go downhill the m
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by brikym 9mo ago
I'm going to sound like a luddite I'm sure but I'm tried of these analogies using horses, tractors and so on. Labor involving muscles was replaced with tractors but people could just switch to using the other half of their b
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by brikym 9mo ago
Seems like marketing. ProjectFarm did a test on a dozen or so similar products and WD-40 isn't that good.
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by brikym 9mo ago
They don't seem to get that if it costs less people will buy more of them. I'm not doing to spend $29 to track a $100 item.
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by brikym 9mo ago
I've found something similar. I can measure my stress by how many coffee mugs are on my desk.
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by brikym 9mo ago
How does it compare to Redis streams with persistent storage?
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by brikym 9mo ago
There is even an app called noTunes to automatically close it. I've seen it get into a loop where it opens every single time it's closed. Of course Apple music is selling a subscription service when the app opens so no surprise wh
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by brikym 9mo ago
Don't worry they'll change that too. Sadly I think we're going to need some kind of internet licence like a drivers license that they'd at least have to bribe their way into.
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by brikym 9mo ago
I wonder how much of it could be stopped just by charging $5 a month to contribute to public open source repos. Even if github gave the $5 back in LLM credits or something it would at least put up a barrier. The reason there is so much traf
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by brikym 9mo ago
Maybe you a mysterious hidden ELO score that effectively shadow bans people if they get a negative report from a high ELO maintainer. Perhaps look at how dating apps do it as they have to deal with a many persistent undesirable people. Or j
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by brikym 9mo ago
I don't get the love for ThinkPads. They must be the most overrated product I've used. I've had several ThinkPads (always corporate T series) and MacBooks in the house over the last decade or so. Every time I find the Macbook
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by brikym 9mo ago
Nice. I love how you're not using a framework just pure javascript.
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by brikym 9mo ago
"I deal with the goddamn customers so the engineers don't have to. I have people skills! I am good at dealing with people, can't you understand that? WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE?!"
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by brikym 9mo ago
The best feature was the rat with a gun Easter egg.

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