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by dbbk 3mo ago
If you want to be seen immediately (even when triage determines it not necessary) you can just supplement with private insurance
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by dbbk 3mo ago
My point is rather, why couldn't they just simplify and make the developer program fee tiered. So indie devs pay $99, and huge businesses pay more.
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by dbbk 3mo ago
Given Grok was just caught uploading whole codebases and sensitive .envs without permission, how can anyone possibly trust this?
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by dbbk 3mo ago
What I've always found strange about this saga is that Apple's argument has been "we need to be reimbursed for our investments in R&D and maintenance of the App Store". I don't disagree, that seems fair. But the
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by dbbk 3mo ago
No it doesn't? It opens my normal Chrome with all my cookies.
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by dbbk 3mo ago
Doesn't Claude already do this?
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by dbbk 3mo ago
I mean, X does the exact same thing
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by dbbk 3mo ago
I mean I think the auto uploading of repos already gives you the answer. This is untrustworthy.
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by dbbk 3mo ago
I think it came right after Microsoft bought them cause they could afford it now
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by dbbk 3mo ago
There seems to be basically nothing new here
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by dbbk 3mo ago
Chris Pratt and Rebecca Ferguson though? They can definitely afford to pick better scripts.
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by dbbk 3mo ago
I'm British. You're incorrect.
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by dbbk 3mo ago
Private personal repos used to be paid. Maybe they should bring that back.
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by dbbk 3mo ago
The government provides your police force and fire department. Why not?
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by dbbk 3mo ago
Yes, this is what I find a little odd about the US proposals. I've lived in UK and Spain and in both they have great free public healthcare for everyone, and if you (or your employer) want to layer private insurance on top you can. Wou
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by dbbk 3mo ago
The Republicans have gone through two Trump terms now promising to repeal Obamacare and can't do it
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by dbbk 3mo ago
Funny this comes up because I just watched it last night. It has 24% on Rotten Tomatoes which is pretty accurate. Not quite sure why it was made or why the actors involved signed up for it.
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by dbbk 3mo ago
You can't really directly pass the fee anyway because you don't know upfront if they're gonna use a domestic or international card.
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by dbbk 3mo ago
The fees are negotiable once you do volume anyway
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by dbbk 3mo ago
I don't know how much more of these slop marketing pages I can take. "Everything is a plugin" as the leading headline - what does that even mean? Who cares?
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by dbbk 3mo ago
If you made the framework you should be able to write the post explaining it, sorry
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by dbbk 3mo ago
If you're a non technical person and just want to vibe code a website, I would suspect that Codex/Claude Code is far too intimidating for them. It requires a level of pre-existing knowledge. Lovable definitely caters to making the
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by dbbk 3mo ago
No it was just announced then but it's still going through regulatory/antitrust
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by dbbk 3mo ago
I work for myself and I don't enable the production of CSAM so yeah I'm quite content being morally superior on this issue
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by dbbk 3mo ago
I'm a bit confused by the Cursor relationship here, the acquisition hasn't closed yet, what are they doing with Composer?
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by dbbk 3mo ago
That isn't true for B2B
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by dbbk 3mo ago
But they do do this? They talk about it? It's not a secret
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by dbbk 3mo ago
If Meta had put Threads on the AT protocol instead of ActivityPub, things could have been so different... maybe there's still time. The engineering philosophy for AT / Bluesky is incredible, being able to develop your own timeline
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by dbbk 3mo ago
I don't think there's a business here, sorry. If people are in the mindset to have AI teach them something, they will either just ask a chatbot like normal, or at most they will use something like Gemini's Guided Learning. T
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by dbbk 3mo ago
Well if you're spending thousands on API tokens already, you could just drop the same amount on a 128GB MacBook Pro and that's a one time cost.

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