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by gochi 3y ago
Why can I not relate to the majority of them? It's a basic feature of empathy.
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by gochi 3y ago
I struggle with comments like these. It's too vague to be useful to discuss, yet vagueness is exactly the intention. It's an extreme form of paranoia, yet relatable in its delusions of grandeur. I'll continue to be political
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by gochi 3y ago
What reason is there to trust any provider when you don't have direct read access to their servers?
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by gochi 3y ago
Yes it should, so many places use it when they actually just mean "until our costs start getting overboard since we didn't account for more than 0.0000002% of people to use above X limits", or with so much fine print that the
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by gochi 3y ago
It also feeds into this idea that you can prepare for the worst, but the human condition when pushed to its limits does not abide by rules. Everyone loves to think about how they'll handle attackers, but never spend much time thinking
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by gochi 3y ago
I don't see the benefit of this when you can reach for the internet and find a magnitude of thoughts on the very same issue with a very different perspective. I also think thoughts from others are the only way to adjust your own bias a
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by gochi 3y ago
Been doing this for years now. Thought it's what everyone did until I found out some people actually spend a lot of money to buy a container specifically to throw themselves into after filling it with cold water. I prefer the gradual m
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by gochi 3y ago
It can potentially be a theatrical farce, but you've only created hypothetical scenarios in your mind for why that might be the case. Even if you did "own both ends", you still have to rely on other parties to contribute th
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by gochi 3y ago
I don't know how much of that is true, but yes the intention is to cause disruption to ad systems that encourage data profiling and so groups involved from publishers to the auction owners will be distrustful of one another increasingl
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by gochi 3y ago
Yes, the only one that doesn't AFAIK is adnauseum as that is their core value, triggering these ads to make it a loss.
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by gochi 3y ago
Not sure you've solved the complexity when you've just slotted in another front to a general solution that is over-engineered. You could have replaced either scenarios with a single NextJS or SvelteKit solution. Go above and beyon
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by gochi 3y ago
I can only see that experience being true if you've never used jquery (aka the same shorthands you're relying on within htmx and likely hyperscript).
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by gochi 3y ago
It's an industry standard for people who like React. It's really that simple. This idea that they are so dominant and everyone is forced to use it is complete hogwash. JQuery and Wordpress still dominate the web completely.
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by gochi 3y ago
The complexity is just shifted around from JS to HTMX (or hypothetically, html). Not a noticeable improvement.
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by gochi 3y ago
They've brought up 3 ways in which it can be abusive (trained on abusive materials, created for the intent to abuse, or continuing self abuse rather than seeking help), but argued those should be separate discussions vs my thinking whi
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by gochi 3y ago
Animations require consistency to work and generations are still very bad at consistency. You can see this in action through any AI generated video, that "flickering" are tiny inconsistencies between frames that throw the entire t
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by gochi 3y ago
They aren't separate discussions, they're directly tied to determining abuse material. Revenge porn is an example of abusive material, despite the subject not being abused in the material usually, they're considered abusive m
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by gochi 3y ago
The article says he donated to DNC and to GOP (through Salame) to eradicate anti-crypto sentiment among lawmakers. Not so sure about the desire to create a socialist pet.
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by gochi 3y ago
Wonder how many people are going to think discord.io is officially related to discordapp.com/discord.com.
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by gochi 3y ago
That's hilarious! Some of them look like they're trying to create those images on google search where it's a "horse shoe" logo of sorts.
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by gochi 3y ago
It's why meditation apps can be so useful, there are so many options in the 10-20 minute range and you feel much better than trying to time a nap and setting a horrible alarm sound to wake you up. Most of them also have nice endings, i
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by gochi 3y ago
It's ok for nerds to share their experiences with other nerds who like that sort of stuff. This is the content for them.
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by gochi 3y ago
Anytime a leader sees new hires or contractors as a "speed boost" is when it all goes to the dump. The sooner we get past this idea, and start viewing new hires/contractors as "speed bumps" the better. Bringing anyo
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by gochi 3y ago
Why do you think they should be free of consequences for their actions?
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by gochi 3y ago
Both already are.
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by gochi 3y ago
Neutral channels don't exist, never have never will. So the demand doesn't make any sense. By operating, the channel must make self-preservation decisions, these decisions cannot be neutral.
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by gochi 3y ago
>'build your own platform' is a lie. You cant do that without relying on other services today. You can do it today very effectively. Many platforms exist today that don't rely on any of the major conglomerates. It's r
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by gochi 3y ago
Not enrolling work devices into IT policies actually goes against your encouragement to separate your work/cloud client and a 2nd computer/non-work things. Having rigid boundaries encourages this separation, and I don't mean
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by gochi 3y ago
Blender is my all time favorite for density. Dense without being ugly, not afraid of having a learning curve, and you can still poke around without getting entirely lost. It really is the gold standard in a lot of ways. Even if you never us
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by gochi 3y ago
To see this many aggressive offers over an extension with ~300k users, it makes you wonder how intense the offers are for the likes that reach in the millions. The incentives seem entirely misaligned in the extension space.

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