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by footlose_3815 1y ago
And for bad actors to datamine unfettered. If we had stronger privacy laws, they'd rightfully castrate Linkedin's clearinghouse of our personal data to scammers.
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by footlose_3815 1y ago
Not enough has been done to clamp-down on engineered obsolescence. Also, the customer's right to choose a product they already purchased. You get a mix of 3 years, 5 years, 10 years of support on any given OS now. Sometimes buying the
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by footlose_3815 1y ago
Have anxiety. Got sick when working for FAANG. Had to take disability as a result. Your guts are VERY tied to your brain, and your gut biome WILL change if you are stressed enough. When your biome goes off, LOTS of bad things can happen to
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by footlose_3815 1y ago
I'm curious what Microsoft and Ubuntu's experience is as well, so there's a frame of reference. I skimmed that list, and Devil's Advocate; It seems like most of that is functional, stuff that they want to update in the b
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by footlose_3815 1y ago
If you read the press release, you can see it's 100% about marketing and nothing else. Apple will spend 10x the effort to tell you way a useless feature is necessary before they look at user feedback.
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by footlose_3815 1y ago
I'll just want the option to turn it off because it will use extra CPU cycles just existing. I remember the catastrophe of Windows Vista, and how you needed a capable GPU to handle the glass effect. Otherwise, one of your (Maybe two) C
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by footlose_3815 1y ago
That scale of fraud should be met with consequences of the same scale of fraud committed. Every impersonation is a case of fraud. Even when we asked for answers about the fake, repetitive comments, nothing came of it.
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by footlose_3815 1y ago
Every time Apple reinvents the wheel, they release it like it's the very first time it happened.
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by footlose_3815 1y ago
This is the best point. Creating a city in the middle of a desert that requires you to spend extra resources just for it to exist is an affront to nature. Not-only do we need to destroy nature to exist up until now, but places like Vegas an
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by footlose_3815 1y ago
This guy gutted net neutrality with a smile
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by footlose_3815 1y ago
NSA was, and probably still is recruiting kids right out of college.
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by footlose_3815 1y ago
I don't mean to sound like a broken record, but we prove time-and-time-again that the GOP proudly elects puppets and lets them do whatever they want, and they barely care about governing, as long as they get the tax breaks in for the r
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by footlose_3815 1y ago
"AI is the wrong tool to do this" someone said. Different things need to be addressed, like how someone is able to act outside all three branches of government, and have enough power to destroy the lives of those who protected our
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by footlose_3815 1y ago
"Calling back" is a term I heard after getting into birding. I don't think they warn the user in the app enough about "Please don't use this to call to birds, only listen for your own reference". If I were a bi
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by footlose_3815 1y ago
Cursor still obscures Claude to me in every way, since it uses 3.5 and 4.0 Claude models, has almost no request limit from my personal uses, either. $20 goes possibly exponentially further on Cursor than Claude does for now. This could chan
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by footlose_3815 1y ago
Insidiously calling it "Privacy sandbox", and now setting everything opt-in every time I login to Chrome is really not Googly.
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by footlose_3815 1y ago
The backgrounds are really impressive. Right after hand-drawn animation stopped being common. He never topped this effort in the rest of his work. He's been taking animation shortcuts ever since.
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by footlose_3815 1y ago
Caring takes time, so it's a currency. Triage your caring like you handle high or low priority requests in any other job you would. Being mindful of what is consuming your time and your brain's free cycles is so imporant. Some peo
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by footlose_3815 1y ago
You thought banks laundered money to druglords and dictators, before? just wait until they have their own currency.
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by footlose_3815 1y ago
Clickbait
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by footlose_3815 1y ago
> In another cluster of test scenarios, we asked Claude Opus 4 to act as an assistant at a fictional company. We then provided it access to emails implying that (1) the model will soon be taken offline and replaced with a new AI system;
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by footlose_3815 1y ago
One of many things they introduced that I would put repeated effort in to get out of my interface.
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by footlose_3815 1y ago
M$ contributing to open source is great, but I switch to Linux because I don't trust Windows, the OS. Not because of accessibility.
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by footlose_3815 1y ago
If only this could have been prevented /s
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by footlose_3815 1y ago
I'm having a very rewarding experience doing this mostly from scratch in Gamemaker using Claude. When I see apps like this, I get the fear that it has those RPG maker vibes where all the games will be same-y. That Roblox / minecra
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by footlose_3815 1y ago
Google is allergic to normal interfaces nowadays. Everything about Material when it rolled out rubbed me the wrong way, Rounded edges? Extra real estate? Everything is bubbles. I'll take cold, basic, and data-full interfaces instead of
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by footlose_3815 1y ago
So the anti-VAX people are the heroes here? Incredible narrative.
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by footlose_3815 1y ago
Elect clowns, expect a circus
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by footlose_3815 1y ago
The brand is still pretty dead. The antisocial strict community there deterred more conversations than they helped, and they are not asking those people to change.
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by footlose_3815 1y ago
Speculation is value now I guess. Also, it helps when every bad actor on earth is laundering money through it. I hope for, and anticipate that crypto will be reigned-in and we will go back to more predictable currency. The spikes and drops

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