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ehsankia
3y ago
I'm mostly agreeing with you. Steam definitely has a monopoly of PC gaming, but it's also true that having a single place with all your games and friends is far more convenient. I'm not sure where the right balance is. Are we
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ehsankia
3y ago
Right, I think the solution to this, which already exists, is other preinstalled stores, like Samsung or Amazon stores, by OEMs. What should probably be illegal is making deals forcing OEMs to have exclusive app store deals? That being said
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ehsankia
3y ago
Wasn't The Lion King a rip off of the Japanese anime Kimba? https://12tomatoes.com/kimba-similarity-lion-king/
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ehsankia
3y ago
I agree that right now, most people shouldn't give this a try. But at some point it will reach a steady state. Either Beeper manages to make a client that is truly indistinguishable from old iPhones, and gets to exist for a few years,
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ehsankia
3y ago
I believe that reverse engineering for the purpose of interop is different and has been found to be fair use by the courts.
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ehsankia
3y ago
So by enabling dozens of hardware companies to literally exist and make a ton of money, they are a monopoly? So they're being punished for being open and sharing their OS with others?
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ehsankia
3y ago
> because it was all totally above board What do you mean by above board? What they claimed is that there is no way of telling Beeper Mini clients from an old iPhone, therefore Apple wouldn't be able to block one without blocking th
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ehsankia
3y ago
> Google is trying to argue that its a violation of their terms of service to close your eyes and plug your ears. No, they are trying to argue it's against their ToS to SKIP it entirely. No one is forcing you to actually pay attenti
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ehsankia
3y ago
app stores do a lot more than payment processors though. Maybe not 30% worth, but definitely mote than 1-2%. The real issue though is that there isn't a good way to handle every app. In a normal world, every app would cost money to buy
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3y ago
mRNA isn't necessarily. The custom made cancer ones are, but that's different.
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ehsankia
3y ago
And AlphaFold! Which is a game changer for drug development.
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ehsankia
3y ago
wouldn't some IR go through clouds? I thought that was the point of using IR. That being said, the more important question is, how's the temporal resolution.
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ehsankia
3y ago
Hmm, I don't see which part of the theory requires the board to not have known. It just may have taken them a week to decide who's head to cut for the mess
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ehsankia
3y ago
Hmm curious why the two syllable "jury" Why not jam, jaw, jail, junk, join, jerk, jest, jazz, jade, etc.
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ehsankia
3y ago
I agree, but so is the start up cost of so many other tools people use such as emacs/vim, dvorak/colemak, chorded keyboards, etc. That being said, I think the biggest limiter is the fact that you can only really use this if you wo
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ehsankia
3y ago
Sure, but it doesn't change the fact that no public traded company would ever do this, or spend this much resources in things such as repairability or Linux layer improvements. It's nice that Valve is still a private company and c
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ehsankia
3y ago
My guess is: 1. SBF's crimes hurt rich powerful people 2. Trump has a third of the voting population in a cult-like trance 3. Prosecuting political figures is a lot harder, especially presidents
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ehsankia
3y ago
It depends what you define as a "test". It's like how for Covid vaccines, antivaxxers were claiming that vaccines were still being tested on people despite it getting past phase 1, 2 and 3. At what point do you consider somet
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ehsankia
3y ago
I think they meant linking to the museum itself, at a specific artifact. Not the embed itself.
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ehsankia
3y ago
definitely seems very like in the post-2000s section, especially considering the exponential growth of the internet (that it itself alludes to), it seems to focus a lot more on the pre-2000 content, with a small handful of misc stuff from a
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ehsankia
3y ago
If you're comparing to other accidents in the same (geofenced) zipcode, then why is it not an accurate comparison?
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Not really. Oharmaceuticals have many different tiers of trials, but even with that, there are still new discoveries and surprises once they reach the full population. Waymo has been testing their tech for over a decade in much smaller and
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ehsankia
3y ago
It's a lose lose situation. I've been reading conversation about self driving cars for years and what you always heard back in the days is that they were way too conservative on these kinds of turns and blocked traffic. Hell even
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ehsankia
3y ago
Absolutely. Glad California DMV is taking the more level headed approach here and evaluating them case by case based on merit.
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ehsankia
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Same with Minecraft. It's a perfect example of how gameplay > visuals. The "secret" for both those cases is likely that they were lazy and just used some low effort placeholder at first, then the game blew up and the style
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ehsankia
3y ago
Always a bit confusing since reddit has admins and moderators, and they are very different. Admins are reddit employees, moderators are just random people who run a specific subreddit. So if I understand correctly, this was a site level fea
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ehsankia
3y ago
Hands have definitely gotten much better in the latest version of Midjourney. Text is the one everyone struggles at, but early samples of Dall-E 3 had some promising examples.
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ehsankia
3y ago
Can you not just say TeX? Not quite the same but it's likely close enough for it to understand the context?
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ehsankia
3y ago
Is there any in depth comparison of mypy, pytype, pyright and pyre yet? They all seem to have slightly different approaches and features, but it's hard to decide which is best for the job.
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3y ago
> We also released an alpha version of our Black-compatible code formatter. Interesting that Ruff has replaced so many linters, and now going for formatter next. One tool to rule them all! Extra interesting that Ruff appears to provide m
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