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by danelski 8mo ago
It has to stop somewhere. Business owner can also hire a different company to create the product and get a result different by as little as 5% performance difference or something with clearly inferior maintainability and UX. You'd hard
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by danelski 8mo ago
The 'who was there first' game doesn't make sense because neither of them created this term. One is older, the other is a company worth over seven billion euros and one of the biggest marketplaces in Europe. I'd argue th
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by danelski 9mo ago
Many people here talk about Overleaf as if it was the 'dumb' editor without any of these capabilities. It had them for some time via Writefull integration ( https://www.writefull.com/writefull-for-overleaf ). Who&#x
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by danelski 9mo ago
Only the defaults matter.
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by danelski 9mo ago
Exactly. For most people not having a bank app, probably no digital payments due to that, and no government-issued digital ID is too much friction to even consider any alternative.
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by danelski 9mo ago
There are community projects, but no Valve in sight.
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by danelski 9mo ago
(For Komoot) Did they, though? I am aware of the layoffs, but after that they slightly redesigned the app, collected the poll for next year's requested features, the lifetime maps option is still there to buy etc. If not for HN, I woul
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by danelski 9mo ago
I am fine with having a phone with specs that are 3+ years old. I'm not, however, fine with loosing software support shortly buying it or the first repair knocking it out, because the parts are not available or the labour cost makes th
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by danelski 11mo ago
The paranoid crowd already has decentralised apps that you might not have heard of because… well.
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by danelski 11mo ago
Wouldn't call it a risk in itself, but part of the benefit of using a library, a good and tailored one at least, is that it'll get modernised without my intervention. Even if the code produced for you was state-of-the-art at the m
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by danelski 11mo ago
I don't quite understand your argument. Wasn't the post about how users might replace transparent dependencies with transparent LLM drop-ins? I don't see how having an LLM to do the same job would enable someone to learn more
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by danelski 1y ago
How do you know it's viable? We may try, but if your argument is merely that it wasn't disproven yet, then it doesn't invalidate OP's point of it being aspirational first.
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by danelski 1y ago
But availability of new works shall change once the floor of how popular you need to be to survive off of art will change and it will, since not everyone will care. Taylor Swift will be fine either way, but it's not about her.
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by danelski 1y ago
In general, you cannot stop people from pointing at a thing and claiming it's something else.
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by danelski 1y ago
But independent browsers need this metric. Good luck convincing website owners to test against your non-chromium browser with 0.3% market share.
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by danelski 1y ago
Real URL and save the website in the Internet Archive as it was on the date of access?
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by danelski 1y ago
I feel like the addition of LLMs is an introduction to finding another source of revenue. That Perplexity pop-up we've been shown lately seems like an experiment in that.
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by danelski 1y ago
They move things in mobile UI a lot, so the docs might not reflect that. I know it used to look like on this screenshot, but I haven't had it in my Nightly for a while.
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by danelski 1y ago
It's about what their top offering is at the moment, not having Large in name. Mistral Medium 3 is notably not Mistral Large 3, but it was released as API-only.
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by danelski 1y ago
They claim to undercut competitors of similar quality by half for both models, yet they released both as Apache 2.0 instead of following smaller - open, larger - closed strategy used for their last releases. What's different here?
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by danelski 1y ago
Images are CC. What are potential risks apart from rug pull by Meta provided no one does backups of this database?
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by danelski 1y ago
If by OSM interface you mean OSM.org then not really.
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by danelski 1y ago
Not to get too snarky, but the number of people that knowingly or not have GMaps location history enabled has to be in huge millions. I talked to a few of them personally and they saw it as some little neat feature to eg. quickly list the c
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by danelski 1y ago
What is marketing then?
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by danelski 1y ago
I feel like you mistake cause and result here. The number of Europeans working for US companies shows that the environment nurtures status / wages, rather than Americans being somehow intellectually superior by default.
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by danelski 2y ago
Isn't hatred of one's own capital city by all non-residents pretty much universal across Europe?
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by danelski 3y ago
How would you create a Mozilla-type (and presumably size) organisation, without getting into the same funding-related issues? From my perspective, the FOSS funding does not scale with the effort required, unless a for-profit funds it. Gover