cobertos

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by cobertos 3y ago
Because settlement happens after a lawsuit is brought? Settlement is a means of reaching agreement before a trial, and is encouraged by the court as to save the court resouces, if parties can work it out amongst themselves
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by cobertos 3y ago
How does this allow queries against CORS enabled endpoints? I don't see anything special for that. No CORS proxy, no fetch monkey patching, nothing
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by cobertos 3y ago
Interesting, I'll really have to dig deeper into Bun. I know I've been having a hard time switching to anything else because I rely heavily on a typescript compiler transformer and that hasn't wanted to transfer to well to ot
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by cobertos 3y ago
How interesting! I wonder what happened behind the scene to require this. Companies in spaces like that usually require specific merchant banks that are willing to deal with "high risk" (or so seemed to be the search term). I wond
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by cobertos 3y ago
What is wrong here? Is not a view informed by real experiences a more useful one than pure objectivity? Take the real experiences, subtract emotional weight/bias (as best as possible), disclaimer it with "based on real view"
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by cobertos 3y ago
I do. And my comment related your comment back to the OP comment of this thread. Ads _inside of white noise podcasts_ being the thing I disagree with. Not ads in general. That's what the article itself is about as well. You don't
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by cobertos 3y ago
I would disagree. I watch ASMR videos on YouTube that sometimes contain ads. No only does the volume mismatch tend to be startling, but they're normally just ideologically startling and unwanted. ASMR videos about sponsored products ar
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by cobertos 3y ago
I've found searching in an app like NewPipe to be loads better than searching on anything YouTube can create a fingerprint for (browser, in YT app). I get a lot of very helpful, low view count videos in DIY, programming, and research o
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by cobertos 3y ago
Curious. What made you switch to Bun?
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by cobertos 3y ago
And here I am thinking "I can disable the YouTube homepage by disabling history?? Sign me the fuck up!"
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by cobertos 3y ago
Is it? I looked at another non-profit (the Sherman Fairchild Foundation, which manages the post-humous funds of the guy who made Fairchild Semiconductor) and the president makes $500k+ https://beta.candid.org/profile/69
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by cobertos 3y ago
What is <g>? My first thought was https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/SVG/Element/g but that cant be right
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by cobertos 3y ago
Wish you could check your inactivity status more closely than their suggested "if you're not sure, just sign in to the Google account". I have a couple Google accounts that are just pulling email to a separate mailbox and who
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by cobertos 3y ago
But Google My Business (GMB) is for end users? GMB specifically markets it directly to business owners, mom and pop types. They will look _very_ critically if you're a third party as I've experienced. And it's not just GMB. T
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by cobertos 3y ago
A properly trained one shouldn't overfit. If it was trainer to just detect error lines and flag them for human review I think that'd be very beneficial Not as accurate as string matching though. And more time/compute intensiv
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by cobertos 3y ago
Even for GMB? Because I will gladly pay money to talk to a human the next time I get banned for the vaguest reason and all appeals fail with no additional information
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by cobertos 3y ago
No, no one will. Phone support does not exist except for certain services like Ads. Even then, Ads has a recording that says get lost if you're not calling about ads. You can find random employees on LinkedIn and email them and they&#x
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by cobertos 3y ago
This is just normal for Google support. The Google My Business help section is a similar graveyard with people wailing for help but not a single actual Google employee there to be of assistance. That is, unless your thread gets some insane
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by cobertos 3y ago
Oh yeah, my replies were using "organization" in your intended sense. Not a company, but a scheme/visualization technique
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by cobertos 3y ago
I'm confused. Do you mean what particular organization algorithm would I use to organize unorganizable data? Not just the type of visualization it would use (ie, 2d list vs 3d spatial)?
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by cobertos 3y ago
Ohh, the only one I have found was the one I mention in the last paragraph. Large number of categories. Everything else I've found has at least one good way to order it
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by cobertos 3y ago
Well, when the data gets above 1000 items, you have to start filtering, finding, or revisualizing it to be useful. You can no longer keep the whole dataset comfortably in your head, or even on screen. For revisualizing, it might be comforta
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by cobertos 3y ago
Well, with a single json file I can pull it into my text editor (Sublime) and do find and replace (and it's a little nicer than find in all files) and I can do things like code block folding, and probably others Im forgetting. Also, I&
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by cobertos 3y ago
That sounds nice. I've diverged a bit from actual files on disk (even though I wanted my system to stay there for simplicity) into an abstract tree structure with a fs-like API. Though you can get back to plain files by just using a si
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by cobertos 3y ago
Used to use Notion. I haven't found any good open source alternatives either. I was using Typora for a while, before Obsidian got better. It was just a tree of Markdown files and a _really_ nice Notion-like editor. I had to write http
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by cobertos 3y ago
I disagree. The linearity is super helpful for scanning and finding quickly, by time, by name, etc. Id argue that any app that makes the interface "spatial first" will have to add these linear features on top of what they're
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by cobertos 3y ago
I think files are too limited to be the base for a memex. I've been managing a lot of my data recently in my custom built "memex" and have found them a poor abstraction in many cases. An example is my music collection. I have
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by cobertos 3y ago
Ah good to hear! Even if it wasn't consumer ready, I wanted to tinker/hack with it pretty bad! Of my VR and AR device experiences, ive found I just dont have the bodily endurance for long sessions over multiple days like I do with
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by cobertos 3y ago
An owo in a firing letter, ooohhh noooo. *notices your lack of employment*
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by cobertos 3y ago
Exactly. When I work, I work for myself; for money and mental stability. A company-wide identity feels like something I can't accept calling myself. It's too broad, vague, and the identity itself is defined/controlled by the

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