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by dmix 1y ago
> Nowadays the language (when it is as slow as Ruby) is most likely to be the problem. These days the main issue why web apps are slow or fragile is because they are huge React apps that do way too much in the browser than they need too
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by dmix 1y ago
> Users didn’t want the full quality at all, they’d never zoom. Dating apps use awful quality versions of the photos you upload too. Seems to be good enough for most people.
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by dmix 1y ago
I use steam for the community as well. Just look at how bad reviews are on Xbox store, they are more like app store reviews... mostly complaining about a version update. Steam also has a solid update/beta pipeline. Game companies post
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by dmix 1y ago
Very classy...
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by dmix 1y ago
I just assume all government software is poorly written by huge consulting companies, like the famous FBI one https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_Case_File > a 318-page report [...] said the SAIC software was inco
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by dmix 1y ago
The US gov isn't a monolith. We don't know where the pressure came from or when the investigation started.
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by dmix 1y ago
Surprised he's American. I hope he finds refuge but there's not many places that either don't have strong IP laws or don't have US extraditions.
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by dmix 1y ago
Federal investigations tend to only go after big fish yes. The root problem is the IP laws that congress passed. There will always be large pressure on law enforcement from the industry if you give them that leash.
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by dmix 1y ago
> For almost a decade, the Zuckerbergs’ neighbors have been complaining to the city about noisy construction work, the intrusive presence of private security, and the hordes of staffers and business associates causing traffic and taking
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by dmix 1y ago
You'll have to pay for that if you're going to have people as motivated as the adversaries.
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by dmix 1y ago
There was a senate investigation in Sept 2025 and it sounds a good case for an antitrust investigation: https://www.hsgac.senate.gov/wp-content/uploads/Musharbash-T... Whenever there's market centralization t
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by dmix 1y ago
I thought amazon mostly used 3rd party delivery fleets?
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by dmix 1y ago
Is the Rivian headlight design controversial? I love everything about all of the vehicles they design (interior, shape, etc) except the headlights.
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by dmix 1y ago
> Oracle sold $18bn of bonds in September. Why is Oracle going into debt for AI? What are they doing
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by dmix 1y ago
I'd hate to be the engineer that has to deal with these requests. Not even a formal government investigation, just any number of random 3rd party researchers demanding specialized access.
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by dmix 1y ago
I doubt OpenAI has to try very hard to convince state politicians, especially to the point of bullying. It's usually the complete opposite where they throw money at you to stay. Imagine if California managed to scare away the hottest c
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by dmix 1y ago
> It's about the rate of return. Is it more risky? Sure. Isnt the whole idea this is a stable coin?
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by dmix 1y ago
Adobe Acrobat, Steam, and PDF Reader Pro...
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by dmix 1y ago
> I think a logical continuation of this model is something like Solid.js, where there is no concept of re-rendering, just atomic DOM updates when observables change their values, I believe Vue is going in that direction https:/&#x
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by dmix 1y ago
It's not presenting that as an opinion or purely facts-based though, it's documenting other narratives that exist in the world under a "Legacy and Critical Assessments" headline.
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by dmix 1y ago
> but in so doing the polarization only increases as dissenting opinions are removing themselves. It used to make sense when the internet was smaller but now? Not so much. Especially when the people running platforms/media, content
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by dmix 1y ago
Agreed, there's so many headlines on X and Reddit that are obviously highly spun and could take 5 seconds of reading into it to see through the BS. But they kill as long as people agree with the phrasing and people go right to the comm
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by dmix 1y ago
Netflix and Spotify also auto bump the prices even for auto-renewal. I believe the issue here is that Microsoft created a new pricing category while keeping the $99 one, but bumped everyone to the new one. That is where it gets sketchy. If
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by dmix 1y ago
> Family plan went from $99/yr to $129/yr. How did you find out it was $30 more? Did they email you?
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by dmix 1y ago
Youtube subscription is worth it IMO. No ads, just have to deal with live reads but youtube has a skip button for those.
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by dmix 1y ago
I also started torrenting again after I got tired of the quality of streaming content. But I still use Youtube all the time.
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by dmix 1y ago
Why is PG&E so poorly run? I don't live there, just follow the news and their name comes up constantly in negative press.
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by dmix 1y ago
If there’s a legit long term demand for energy the market will figure it out. I doubt that will be a long term issue. It’s just a short term one because of the gold rush. But innovation doesn’t have to happen overnight. The world doesn’t li
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by dmix 1y ago
That’s just normal human behaviour to have evolving interests Arrogance would be if explicitly chose to abandon it because he thought he was better
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by dmix 1y ago
Is there some software to convert VST3 to AU? Or do you develop both separately? Someone else said > Almost all VST plugins have an AU version (like 80%-90% or so, and 99% of the major ones). Which I noticed as well, I wondered if that r

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