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by butlike 7mo ago
With your car example, you also assume the risk unto others. If your "chopper" of a car hits and kills someone else, and you survive, you're paying for the consequences of that. I don't think it's cool that untraine
482.
by butlike 7mo ago
They've created a public bulletin board for themselves, like a café's blackboard, or a city telephone pole.
483.
by butlike 7mo ago
The notch itself is probably considered temporary internally. If you code a rule for the notch, then you're going to have to consider which hardware OSX is running on in order to determine if the notch is present or not for your "
484.
by butlike 7mo ago
Well there's effectively no space on the lefthand side of the notch. You must assume that side is going to be completely consumed by actual menu items. Side note: If you want to check what icons might be buried by the notch, you can Cm
485.
by butlike 7mo ago
It didn't used to be like this though, and it feels bad to feel like a rat in a cage with YT. It's an un-winnable situation, choosing between excessive ads and paying the racketeer to be safe from the racket. It just really exempl
486.
by butlike 7mo ago
You can do this manually on the free plan. Mouse over the playhead and you'll see a graph. You can click the highest point in the graph which is where most people clicked through to.
487.
by butlike 7mo ago
This is really delightfully quirky
488.
by butlike 7mo ago
A non-sequitur, but I really like the style of the blog. Good job.
489.
by butlike 7mo ago
Shameless plug: My music homepage follows the HTML 2.0 spec and is written by hand https://sampleoffline.com/
490.
by butlike 7mo ago
It's just repackaged Google results masquerading as an 'answer.' PageRank pulled results and displayed the first 10 relevant links and the LLM pulls tokens and displays the first relevant tokens to the query. Just prompt it.
491.
by butlike 7mo ago
They clearly have some vested interest/skin in the game. Not sure it's worth retorting that one.
492.
by butlike 7mo ago
> The ads aren’t going into your paid plans (except maybe a highly discounted tier, depending on the market). The ads are a play to offer a free version. Having an ad-supported free tier isn’t new. This statement doesn't discount th
493.
by butlike 7mo ago
It tells you there's no clear path to monetization.
494.
by butlike 7mo ago
It's not as bucolic as this when trying to get an org on board. We're currently very open to using Claude, but the unknowns are still the unknowns, so the guardrails the `.claude` folder provides gives us comfort when gaining fami
495.
by butlike 7mo ago
That's implying your identity is what makes you money. It doesn't have to be.
496.
by butlike 7mo ago
Gambling is the only vice where the store doesn't close. Even the prostitutes go to sleep for a while. But you can drive to the casino and gamble it all away anytime.
497.
by butlike 7mo ago
Or just stop suggesting content. The landing page is just a matrix of already followed accounts with the text "Start by following some accounts you like..." as a placeholder if it's a new account.
498.
by butlike 7mo ago
I feel like that sentiment is really in the eyes of the beholder. You could argue as long as Windows still accepts and runs .exes, I'm good to go with gaming. But, that excludes all of the benefits of changing. Idk, it's more of a
499.
by butlike 7mo ago
puts on paranoid hat It could be to demoralize you so you subconsciously decide to not file a bug next time, knowing all the rigamarole you'd have to go through. takes off paranoid hat
500.
by butlike 7mo ago
I don't know how to better explain this, but as I get older I find I just have less energy to address all the things. My worldview gets larger and my energy levels become less and eventually I need to just 'stop' progressing
501.
by butlike 7mo ago
To be fair, General Motors is built off of the idea of the wheel, which I believe is an original idea
502.
by butlike 7mo ago
Not only is TV alive and well, we're even getting channels back with the content splintered across multiple streaming platforms.
503.
by butlike 7mo ago
> Software is pretty good. It remembers everything, perfectly, forever. This is not a true statement and never was. Bitrot is real
504.
by butlike 7mo ago
It's never a disruption. It's just a reimplementation of an existing thing. Disruption is just synonymous with you wanting a piece of the pie.
505.
by butlike 7mo ago
The best part is that if my phone dies, I have no way to hail an unlicensed taxi and I'm well and truly stranded.
506.
by butlike 7mo ago
No, people will just take note of your childlike behavior and plan around it accordingly.
507.
by butlike 7mo ago
30 years ago is 1996. Amazon had been around for 2 years (they were incorporated in 1994).
508.
by butlike 7mo ago
You're not going to get fired. Don't worry about it :)
509.
by butlike 7mo ago
Then the human should write the code.
510.
by butlike 7mo ago
Groooooooaaaaaaaaaaaannnnnnnnnnn

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