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by cdrnsf 7mo ago
It's ruined the sparkle emoji for everyone.
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US expected to send thousands more soldiers to Middle East, sources say(reuters.com)
134 points by cdrnsf 7mo ago|125 comments
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Google Just Patented the End of Your Website(forbes.com)
3 points by cdrnsf 7mo ago|1 comments
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by cdrnsf 7mo ago
I would expect, much like the App Store, they will not. Their maps will give you directions to navigate the enshittification curve.
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Ads Are Coming to Apple Maps Later This Year(pxlnv.com)
3 points by cdrnsf 7mo ago|1 comments
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Palantir Will No Longer Profit Off of New Yorkers' Health Data(theintercept.com)
46 points by cdrnsf 7mo ago|1 comments
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by cdrnsf 7mo ago
Our local air conditioning/heating/plumbing place started routing their frontline answering service to an AI call service. It has an odd uncanny valley feeling to it that I simply don't trust. I chased down other points of co
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by cdrnsf 7mo ago
Migrating away from US services altogether is an admirable goal. In cases where that's not possible, it's still worth moving off the services and platforms offered by large tech companies.
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by cdrnsf 7mo ago
I built a syndication service for my site, though it only supports Mastodon. Each supported type has a toggle to syndicate out and, on success, a timestamp is displayed to note when it was syndicated after which the toggle is also displayed
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by cdrnsf 7mo ago
Fair, they haven’t. I wonder how long it will take them to use tear gas when the line at a Starbucks kiosk gets a little too long.
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by cdrnsf 7mo ago
Indeed, particularly given that ICE agents are going to be deployed to airports. Their penchant for killing civilians and otherwise violating civil rights only to lie about their actions hardly seems like a good fit for airport security dut
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by cdrnsf 7mo ago
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by cdrnsf 7mo ago
How so? Spinning up or keeping online fossil fuel plants to power text extruding machines hardly aligns with the goal of switching to renewable energy.
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by cdrnsf 7mo ago
Demand from data centers isn’t helping anything.
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by cdrnsf 7mo ago
Introducing DoorDash Deskilling.
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by cdrnsf 7mo ago
The people pushing these bills are the same that are looking to ban library books. They’re either bad or ineffective parents (or both). Instead of having a healthy relationship and discussion with their kids they’d rather impose their own r
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Using AI makes writing more bland, study finds(nbcnews.com)
4 points by cdrnsf 7mo ago|0 comments
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by cdrnsf 7mo ago
I imagine there's plenty of appeal among the zero introspection set.
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Datatype – variable font that turns text into charts(franktisellano.github.io)
4 points by cdrnsf 7mo ago|0 comments
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Marc Andreessen is a philosophical zombie(theverge.com)
121 points by cdrnsf 7mo ago|32 comments
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US moves to soften capital rules: 'Big banks can declare mission accomplished'(theguardian.com)
7 points by cdrnsf 7mo ago|1 comments
802.
by cdrnsf 7mo ago
I do this as well — I also have DNS level blocking via a NextDNS profile and prefer PWAs if possible.
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Robinhood is making a social network(theverge.com)
3 points by cdrnsf 7mo ago|0 comments
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Virtual File System for Node.js: +18,945 LOC Leveraging Claude Code(github.com)
1 points by cdrnsf 7mo ago|0 comments
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Tennessee Teens Sue Elon Musk's xAI over Child Sexual Abuse Images(motherjones.com)
4 points by cdrnsf 7mo ago|0 comments
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by cdrnsf 7mo ago
Of course they did. As long as they're legally allowed to do so and profit from doing so they will continue.
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Some small US airports may have to shut due to TSA absences, official says(reuters.com)
4 points by cdrnsf 7mo ago|0 comments
808.
by cdrnsf 7mo ago
Because you're working on the implementation before you understand the problem?
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by cdrnsf 7mo ago
"Pronatalists" and this administration that they support is anything but. They've made employment more precarious, driven up costs, attacked public education, destroyed public health policy and on and on. Any claim on their p
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by cdrnsf 7mo ago
I don't think there's anything terribly modern about a collection of large companies trying to present themselves as the entirety of a given thing (the internet in this case).

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