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dangus
10mo ago
I don’t think it matters much. In 1Password you still need your secret code to login in addition to your password. It essentially acts like a second factor. I could give you my 1Password username and password right now and you wouldn’t be a
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dangus
10mo ago
They don’t have much in terms of popular music, but I like the concept behind Resonate. It’s a co-op of artists. Streamers eventually own the song outright if they listen to it enough. https://resonate.coop/
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10mo ago
Isn’t the catalog an ad? The issue is that anti-ad zealots won’t acknowledge that advertising is a spectrum. You can go full blown horrendous dystopia or enter into a commerce-free hermit kingdom where private property is banned and resourc
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10mo ago
Dipping them in a never-ending choice of marinara, five cheese, and Alfredo dip.
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10mo ago
I’m quite aware that better options exist. I’ve dined at multiple or different 2 Michelin star restaurants, not to brag or anything. But sometimes this “corporate bad” mentality is just vapid snobbery. I’m better than you because I don’t s
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dangus
10mo ago
Oh sure, my original comment’s point was just to allude to the point that costs are going up for all methods of compute, so that fact alone shouldn’t influence your buy versus rent versus finance decision too much. This idea that there’s a
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10mo ago
Just go to the Apple website and notice how every computer price has a monthly payment option in the same font size right under the purchase price.
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10mo ago
But if you finance the computer (not hard to get 0% financing on consumer electronics), the price goes from $41 a month to $62 a month. It’s the same difference.
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10mo ago
Bingo. Maybe Microsoft shouldn’t even be chasing them but I think they have a point to try and stay competitive. They can’t just have their OS getting half the battery life of their main competitor. When you use an Apple device, it’s perfor
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10mo ago
That doesn’t explain why Apple “wastes” die area on their NPU. The thing is, when you get an Apple product and you take a picture, those devices are performing ML tasks while sipping battery life. Microsoft maybe shouldn’t be chasing Appl
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10mo ago
Intel marketing isn’t the best but I am struggling to understand what issue you’re taking with this. It’s an AI PC platform. It can do AI. It has an NPU and integrated GPU. That’s pretty straightforward. Competitors include Apple silicon an
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10mo ago
You can pry Cheesecake Factory brown bread and Olive Garden breadsticks out of my cold dead hands.
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dangus
10mo ago
Not small claims court, big boy court. Copyright infringement fines are in the hundreds of thousands of dollars per incident as in per download . OP needs to get a real lawyer and stop putzing around emailing a machine. If you want a hum
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10mo ago
I think the only possible flaw with this idea is you might not know. I find that my organizational and leadership skills demonstrated in my role suffer when I am working on individual contributor work that requires deep focus and perhaps ev
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10mo ago
So what you’re quite literally saying is that a college degree is proof that you learned the course material well enough to pass exams and that you were reliable enough to follow through with completing a large project, the large project be
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dangus
10mo ago
Surprise to who exactly? Anna’s Archive has been one of the most blatant piracy outlets to come around since the days of Napster.
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dangus
10mo ago
Of course “the numbers didn’t make sense” could just mean “we wanted to make $4 billion in profit instead of $3 billion in profit.” Racing to the bottom, essentially. Corporations control congress, if they really lamented offshoring they wo
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10mo ago
If I have $500,000 I can buy a car that’s meticulously hand-crafted with hand-stitched leathers and fine woods in the interior with an engine built by hand by a single person. But I just need to get from point A to point B so I have a $10,0
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10mo ago
Can’t compete in what way? Popularity? Views? Revenue? Profitability? Reader satisfaction? Sometimes a website that looks like shit does its job better than one that is finely crafted. Berkshire Hathaway has a text only website with no CSS
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dangus
10mo ago
Unless you have immutable Linux where Homebrew is a preferred method of CLI tool installation. https://docs.bazzite.gg/Installing_and_Managing_Software/ Linux is just a kernel, not everyone agrees on what is “better” a
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10mo ago
Comes with my district (bazzite). It’s a preferred solution for that distro in particular because it is convenient for immutable Linux. https://docs.bazzite.gg/Installing_and_Managing_Software/
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10mo ago
As a user of immutable Linux (bazzite), I suggest speaking for yourself and not for others. On my platform, Homebrew is a preferred method for installing CLI tools. I also personally happen to like it better on Linux than Mac (it seems fast
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dangus
10mo ago
I still I mostly disagree here. With the SSG you’re just managing your static markdown for your site’s content, then you’re dropping in a tiny extra piece for comments. The comment self-hosting is a simple docker container with minimal conf
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dangus
10mo ago
What do you mean? The list has more open source options than not. You can self-host those. It’s going to be easier to self-host a drop-in comment system than an entire dynamic site plus/including comment system.
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10mo ago
I disagree with your take there. > It took me a weekend to write the initial Perl script that made this site. It took me another weekend to do the Rust rewrite (although porting all the content took two weeks). These are not complicated
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10mo ago
Which also have consistent branding and UX with the apps.
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dangus
10mo ago
It’s cool that you are a non-conformist badass but their wild popularity proves that a native app experience doesn’t matter. What does “bad iOS citizen” even mean? It’s not even about saving money for developers, it’s about the fact that yo
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10mo ago
I dunno, the ByteDance logo is on the Flutter web page. But it really doesn’t matter either way. The point is that TikTok doesn’t follow any OS conventions.
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10mo ago
Shoehorn basic interactivity like comments? https://gohugo.io/content-management/comments/ This includes a giant list of open source commenting systems. I really don’t understand why people commonly say static sit
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10mo ago
Regarding privacy and security, you don’t collect data, but are you able to speak to whether you’re calling an API of an LLM? Those third parties could be collecting data. A formal privacy policy would be helpful there. As far as product fe
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