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by dannyw 9mo ago
Oh wow. Actually, that’s a really good point; I’m not sure how you could counter that (lots of regulations ~do not allow Google to hide reporting/takedown flows etc behind an account). Hopefully Google didn’t just build the world’s bes
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by dannyw 9mo ago
Looks like a nice and well designed improvement that will help people. I can see this is related to the sad and ongoing ‘purification’ of the internet, but still, not going to get upset over better UX for taking down deepfakes or non-consen
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by dannyw 9mo ago
Traditional forums may not have grown as much as social media, but they’re definitely still alive and vibrant. And honestly, higher quality conversations and community than Reddit and discord.
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by dannyw 9mo ago
Probably not many, I wouldn’t say there’s a super compelling alternative. Reddit only absorbed Digg because it was more customizable (subreddits) than Digg, didn’t have any real limitations, and catered towards the same “power web user” pro
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by dannyw 9mo ago
Figuring out a better way to ~~invest~~ speculate with your company's balance sheet is seriously unlikely to improve the trajectory of your company.
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by dannyw 9mo ago
They may not be used in layouts, but they can be present in cases like keyboard open (if you wanted to attach some controls above the software keyboard for example); or just ever growing compatibility hacks.
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by dannyw 9mo ago
Archive.org is run by a registered nonprofit instead of what’s likely a sole maintainer, who while I personally appreciate, does seem to go a little unhinged sometimes (like the dispute with Cloudflare DNS).
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by dannyw 9mo ago
Liquid Glass changed dimensions and viewport measurements for fixed position elements, amongst a whole host of positioning related bugs: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/79753701/ios-26-safari-w... Many of the
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by dannyw 9mo ago
Context always matters. Phrases can also be normalized through everyday use without the negative connections.
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by dannyw 9mo ago
0xEFF0332: Operation could not be performed due to missing TPM flag.
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by dannyw 9mo ago
Yeah, I have a relatively simple script with webUI for organising photos and videos I take on my NAS. Over the years I’ve had to upgrade the ffmpeg dependency, which resulted in breaking changes a couple times and maintenance. I’ve also had
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by dannyw 10mo ago
Yeah. Where piracy really hurts is when games get cracked and released before the official release date. That actually devastates sales; unlike a teenager with no money pirating a game (who they can’t afford to buy anyway). There used to be
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by dannyw 10mo ago
I also like an empress although part of the fun comes from her rantings.
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by dannyw 10mo ago
I like Steam because they have basically kept the same DRM for, like a decade now? It’s not intrusive.
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by dannyw 11mo ago
A good place to start with your journey is this guide from Unsloth: https://docs.unsloth.ai/get-started/fine-tuning-llms-guide
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by dannyw 11mo ago
Completely the opposite experience.
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by dannyw 1y ago
I understand why this is important. I’ll try my best to see what we can do :) Thank you for the great feedback.
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by dannyw 1y ago
Thank you (long-time Affinity user and fan, and Canva employee here :) Re. on-device AI features: these still have significant training costs; and Canva as a whole has paid hundreds of millions to date in royalties to creatives, including f
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by dannyw 1y ago
I know, I hear you. We want to prove to be the exception to the rule. If you think about this from a macro and game-theory perspective, I hope you can see why _genuinely_ “free, forever.” is in our best commercial interests, long-term. On
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by dannyw 1y ago
I’m also a loyal Serif customer, love Affinity, and I work at Canva. This is not the first step in that. It’s not anywhere close to our plan. We want to make Affinity, and professional design, the default tool. And a huge part of that is fr
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by dannyw 1y ago
Hi, Canva employee & Affinity user+lover for 10+ years (pre-acquisition) here. That’s not true. We really do want to make all design, including professional design, as widely accessible as possible; including those who can’t afford it.
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by dannyw 1y ago
It was good value! There’s few good value CPU’s sadly. I remember using my ryzen 3300x for years and years; it got me by on a budget.
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by dannyw 1y ago
Yup. The limited decoders meant your pipeline just wasn’t flowing every cycle, because many of the stages were sitting idle.
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by dannyw 1y ago
As a photographer with over 50,000 photos in my iCloud, getting new iPhones is a pain.
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by dannyw 1y ago
Oil-plastics will increase in cost as it becomes more scarce. Bioplastics are increasingly popular, research is making it better and easier to produce, etc. I don’t fret over a plastic wrap. For one, if it’s bread in a supermarket, I want i
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by dannyw 1y ago
This is probably done by their recruitment division.
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by dannyw 1y ago
That’s right, Tor doesn’t mean your traffic is completely hidden for the public web. It just attempts to break the link. The list of exit nodes are public, it’s not a difficult exercise for Five Eye to intercept like >90% of its traffic
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by dannyw 1y ago
I run a Tor exit node (not just relay) in Australia from my residential home for about a decade now, and I’ve gotten contacted by multiple law enforcement officials now, although not frequently anymore. Thankfully each and every one was res
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by dannyw 1y ago
Or perhaps the E-Core team continues their strides and the design side becomes competitive again. AMD used to be uncompetitive after all; tides can change, and I think people are dooming too much. Intel still has a chance. Part of Intel’s p
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by dannyw 1y ago
There’s a lot of market for ARM chips. I can totally see the likes of Mediatek giving Intel an explore if the costs are right.

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