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by cush 4y ago
Whether he's a hypocrite, he's still right.
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by cush 4y ago
How is this not straightforward? Reverse engineering someone's talent and identity and using it to create new work under their brand and identity should be a crime Hell, take it one step further. Non-consentual deepfakes of any kind sh
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by cush 4y ago
More than any other company, Google has influenced the modern web we have today. They created the search -> ads -> SEO flywheel that all websites and their revenue feeds off of. The reason the search results suck is because the web su
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by cush 4y ago
What's with all the hate here for DJI? Maybe I'm out of the loop, but the demo video with the choreographed, dynamic, repeatable waypoints, was wild. Seems incredibly powerful and novel
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by cush 4y ago
> is good systems design... expect of computers The computer, in this case, was instructed to take on a human role. My point is that if you ask a computer to critique a highly subjective medium, then as a user, this is what I'd expe
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by cush 4y ago
> Imagine an insurance company giving you a different quote every time you check on their website It's very disingenuous that the author uses an insurance quote site as an analogy showing an example of their essay grading bot givin
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by cush 4y ago
Another wonderful internet fart in the wind is bidirectional links https://maggieappleton.com/bidirectionals
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by cush 4y ago
It's all satire
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by cush 4y ago
Reminds me of Dinos Tomato Pie: https://www.dinostomatopie.com/
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by cush 4y ago
Which is identical to the Twitter Following page. On Reddit, you're still served specific content first based on reddit's algorithm of upvotes (likes/retweets) and comments (replies)
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by cush 4y ago
Exactly. Just understanding the problem space is 90% of the work. That said, LLMs can do a lot more than code...
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by cush 4y ago
> ability to categorize and rank content Who has time for this? What about discovering interesting and new content amidst millions of options?
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by cush 4y ago
Coffee is also consumed ~20g at a time
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by cush 4y ago
RIP Pebble. Still the best smart watch
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by cush 4y ago
You want your browser's address bar to wrap and expand vertically?
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by cush 4y ago
I blame the M1. The M1 gave consumers a three-year head start on performance and battery life. Hard to compete against your previous SKU when it's still rips.
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by cush 4y ago
Missed opportunity.... Cheaper... You know we're talking about Apple right? In all seriousness, they don't like creating multiple SKUs for things. For simplicity and user friendliness sake.
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by cush 4y ago
Why assume the Safari release cycle is hindered by iOS updates? iOS has an update every month or two. Chrome is every 6 weeks.
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by cush 4y ago
One word. Liability
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by cush 4y ago
From 2011
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Yep. Comments are for why not how. Docs though can be very dumb and still quite useful. "This is the class to access the Animals database. Use getAnimals to query for animals."
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Unless their default search engine is Bing it's likely they are using Google to search for it
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by cush 4y ago
Clawing 1% away from Google's market share is likely one of the most challenging moats to cross on the internet. And all it took was creating the singularity.
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by cush 4y ago
The market for gaming laptops is tiny, but long term upgradability is a big barrier there. It's possible that being able to upgrade the battery, GPU, CPU, even thermals, could be super enticing to the PC builder community.
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I recommend you read the article again. Just because window.location changes outside scope doesn't mean that React would update the component when window.location changes just because you put it in a dependency array. This is because p
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Of course, there are tradeoffs. Code splitting might help a bit for someone with a slow connection, but I wouldn't say it "solves" the problem like truly streaming content does.
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by cush 4y ago
I never understood where the idea came from that if pages are authenticated, then SSR isn't needed. Maybe because people think the only benefit is SEO. The biggest benefit is performance. SSR is still great to have behind authenticated
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React is still backend agnostic
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React replaced class components with functional components and hooks. Class components were awful.
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by cush 4y ago
Maybe similar to how software is affected today by open source, by providing attribution.

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