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by endisneigh 2y ago
Presumably having a better product itself is inherently advantageous and thus disadvantageous to competitors. Seems bad to me. The alternative is if they don’t like the company they should just ban wholesale. I honestly don’t see the point
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by endisneigh 2y ago
You’re correct. I am not an expert on anti trust, but I do see that the EU has missed the boat on every new industry in the 21st century compared to the USA. We will see in 100 years if regulation was the right move or not. As for education
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by endisneigh 2y ago
Soon the EU will charge parents for giving their children undue advantages as well. In all seriousness - giving yourself an advantage is obviously what all companies want to do. Why doesn’t the EU just, for each company, say exactly what th
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by endisneigh 2y ago
When did I say they’ve reached peak revenue?
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by endisneigh 2y ago
Humoring your ridiculous comparison, no that’s not true. Revenue maximization given mission constraints is usually the goal. SaaS is simpler, more economic and generally aligns incentives between parties better. There are many things where
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by endisneigh 2y ago
Why do people do this? Literally no mention or relevance to apple or iPhone, nor approval of that behavior yet the comparison is made anyway
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by endisneigh 2y ago
I’ll go against the grain and say that local first isn’t really necessary for most apps and spending time on it is a distraction from presumably more fundamental product problems. Talking about such things is like catnip on here though.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
Your comparison is disingenuous. In any case, folks are free to try local apps for their business and post results.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
Did it work? The companies were generating far less revenue.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
Seems like a different problem.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
> Consoles are not general purpose devices. But I wouldn't mind if EU went after them as Silly argument. All of the consoles support apps.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
Suppose there were a rule that there could be no defaults ever, and all of the apps are randomly arranged in the App Store for the sake of fairness. Your argument would be equally true, you could just scroll and scroll until you find the ap
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by endisneigh 2y ago
If there were no 3rd party apps everything else could be coupled, no App Store, etc. Depending on particular user design goals, the experience could be far superior at the expense of being limited.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
I am not saying they will leave, I’m saving it’s for me anyway, no longer inconceivable.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
China is a huge market and Google left. Anything is possible.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
The general argument is that the changes end up being annoying. Simplest example would be 1st party apps only vs including 3rd party apps. Clearly there are implications around including 3rd party apps that would affect the operating system
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by endisneigh 2y ago
Many years ago I would have said Apple would never leave the EU, but now I’d say it’s firmly in the “possible” territory. Maybe it’s a win for both parties of Apple leaves the EU, though I’m skeptical any homegrown EU product would have any
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by endisneigh 2y ago
That’s the transparency I alluded to, but disclosure is not forced, and as you mention the values are disambiguated and not standardized. Plenty of room for improvement.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
Which law is this (in the United States), and a range is not indicative of how much you actually will pay.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
If you cannot broadcast medical debt then you cannot bound accumulation of such. I expect this to be counterproductive like subsidized mortgages and student loans. At the end of the day, hospitals need to pay people, if this increases the l
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by endisneigh 2y ago
Seems like a silly gripe - why not buy android and have it all?
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by endisneigh 2y ago
> You don't receive AI suggestions in code review, you receive suggestions from your reviewers If a reviewer makes a comment, Critique will create an AI suggestion based on their comment, even if they didn’t explicitly do so (unless
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by endisneigh 2y ago
You can turn off giving ai suggestions, not receiving them. Not all AI affordances in cider can be disabled. There are plenty of people complaining about this on yaqs and buganizer. > no one is forced to use them so at worst they're
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by endisneigh 2y ago
It’s usually wrong. Use Gemini if you want a preview. I don’t mind optionality, but it can’t be disabled so it’s annoying.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
This is not true. You can’t even disable AI entirely in critique (AI suggested edits), not to mention cider. Certain aspects can be disabled but you cannot entirely remove all AI affordances. It’s force feeding. It will eventually all be op
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by endisneigh 2y ago
Anyone who works at Google knows they are force feeding the employees with this stuff. Same thing they’re doing with the general public and search. Anyone who worked at google during + can see this is the same half hearted type of force fee
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by endisneigh 2y ago
Jwts are fine, just use them properly.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
Get the original leather classic
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by endisneigh 2y ago
I have tried an elliptigo which is neat. It’s unfortunately way harder to ride due to wind resistance and the elliptic nature. Also worth a mention. Obviously simply not using or having a saddle will remove such class of injuries. Too bad t
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by endisneigh 2y ago
What happened to net neutrality? Why bring in sales if the issue is a legal one.

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