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by dmix 1y ago
For better or worse, frequently worse Like traveling back in time before UX was a word
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by dmix 1y ago
Can you give us the highlights of why it was easier to use?
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by dmix 1y ago
archive.is didnt work https://removepaywalls.com/3/https://www.newscientist.com/ar...
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by dmix 1y ago
I've tried Shortcuts but I found the settings app really confusing. They really don't do a good job of explaining how to use them.
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by dmix 1y ago
The 2nd paragraph in the article > Sky is a powerful natural language interface for the Mac. With Sky, AI works alongside you, whether you’re writing, planning, coding, or managing your day. Sky understands what’s on your screen and can
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by dmix 1y ago
The UK adopted the EU antitrust model in the 1990s and still kept it after Brexit. So it's has a lot more stuff about 'fairness' and controlling markets, it's not just about prices or monopolies abusing their market posi
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by dmix 1y ago
> The French approach of just rebooting and reinstalling the entire thing seems like a good idea at this point. Do you mean the French Revolution? If you actually read the history on that (even basic stuff beyond the "Reign of Terro
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by dmix 1y ago
South Park had a good satire on this sort of generic anti-corporation comment. paraphrasing "Corporations are bad" "Why?" "Because, you know, they act all corporate-y." https://www.tiktok.com/@p
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by dmix 1y ago
I'm just curious to see how they handle highways more broadly which is where the real danger is and where Tesla got in trouble in the early days. Waymo avoided doing that until late last year, and even then it's on a very controll
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by dmix 1y ago
apparently people will make this same comment every single time whether it's a $2M fine or a $2B fine
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by dmix 1y ago
SBF was sentenced to 25yrs, Binance guy got 4 months.
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by dmix 1y ago
> Starlink is not licensed to operate in Myanmar > Myanmar’s military has shut down a major online scam operation near the border with Thailand, detaining more than 2,000 people and seizing dozens of Starlink satellite Internet termin
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by dmix 1y ago
Trump has already been convicted multiple times by the courts Putting an active president in jail was not something the country wanted to risk, I'm not convinced prior Supreme Courts would have agreed to that either in other situations
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by dmix 1y ago
The article implies the competition is coming from China, who has multiple large projects on the go including one trying to clone Starship.
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by dmix 1y ago
This is great news for Canadian public/private healthcare insurance. Not only do the drugs cost less but people get healthier and use less services
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by dmix 1y ago
Since not everyone reads articles: > Somewhat disappointingly, the images and videos shared in the report were taken in the vicinity of the ROV shop at the Marine Institute, also in Newfoundland. The location was the logistical base for
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by dmix 1y ago
Probably because it's based on an idea published in a paper, it's not limited to this particular repo
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by dmix 1y ago
Further in the article it says: > A U.K.-based study found 3-year-old EVs lost more than half of their value compared with 39% for gas cars. so the difference isn't so stark as the F150 comparison
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by dmix 1y ago
Maybe intellectual property is not something you should bet the company on then? The customers don't give a shit who made the original idea. We live in a global market, eventually you need to Realpolitik about things
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by dmix 1y ago
I'd take this more seriously if I didn't hear the same thing every other time there was a spike in VC investment. The last 5 times were the next dot com booms too.
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by dmix 1y ago
Maybe in a local historical sense but in a more meta, 'trends of history' thing it largely converged back into the middle once power stabilized, looking very similar to old power structures. Plus the church very much survived and
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by dmix 1y ago
I didn't know serious technical people were taking the AGI thing seriously. I figured it was just an "aim for the stars" goal where you try to get a bunch of smart people and capital invested into an idea, and everyone would
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by dmix 1y ago
There's no recall yet? That's strange. Usually minor firmware recalls make headlines (at least for Tesla), this is a major issue without even a recall announcement?
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by dmix 1y ago
The only real solution is strong privacy laws around gov usage and strong courts willing to enforce it. Expecting consumer choice or regulations to prevent that data from ever existing is mostly a fools errand IMO, there's just too muc
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by dmix 1y ago
There's always a market for these kinds of people. They used to mostly be religious leaders predicting doom because of the latest social trend or local issue. I remember reading an archived letter from the middle ages by a British reli
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by dmix 1y ago
Our transition to Ruby 3 was very smooth. The actual PR was pretty tiny considering how big our project was. Nothing like the crap I dealt with in JS framework upgrades for much smaller projects. Even Rails is pretty easy to upgrade these d
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by dmix 1y ago
Hyperloop was more of an after-the-fact reaction to California's high speed rail project, which started 17yrs ago (2008). Five years before the Hyperloop white paper was published. Hyperloop came out 2013, not long after the 2012 annou
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by dmix 1y ago
All they need is some friendly policy thinktank to come up with some hand wavy numbers about economic activity before the program starts and then no one will pay attention to it again. It will just be another tax line item like hundreds of
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by dmix 1y ago
Same I just bought an M4 Max 2 weeks ago and had a bit of anxiety for a moment. I'm going to justify it because they haven't released M5 Max yet
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by dmix 1y ago
CSS isn't exactly a clean language. In my experience most projects are write-only... CSS just accumulates. It is rarely refactored or carefully designed. It is only occasionally mass deleted in redesigns and redone. Having a standard n

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