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by gochi 3y ago
A tiny piece can be integral. But I would disagree with the idea that it's the central thesis. The rest can operate without it just fine. I would even go as far as to quote you on your interpretation about the article being stop dreami
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Nobody is saying everything needs to be serverless. I'm addressing the point that going the traditional route doesn't negate the work required to implement a custom error page and handle rewrites on error.
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I agree with most of what was said except one tiny piece, I don't think we should give up on a universal social network. We have some of the pieces, but the puzzle still isn't solved and I like seeing people challenge that. The re
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by gochi 3y ago
You can also show a proper error page (or continue) through edge functions[1]. They just didn't set any up. So the chances of them also doing so in another framework and caring about being notified is slim. 1. https://docs.n
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You can link to it, what are you talking about? An example fetched from a verge article -> https://www.threads.net/t/CuVaOg1PgU4/
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Multiple accounts solves the problem easily and is why Meta created the account control center or whatever they call it. Even in the instagram account they literally encourage multiple accounts with prompts like “explore a new interest with
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You're basically suggesting implementing JS within HTML, which htmx exists on a technicality, but not sure that's something we should be pushing at all. We're just spreading JS problems to HTML which is a perfectly fine langu
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A great summary, there is a dramatic mismatch in what the ivies suggest they do, and what they actually do and this has horrible consequences for society.
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It's not that clear of a correlation actually ( https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4557354/ ).
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It's not a large team, and it's very barebones in terms of features, like DMs. They also weren't ready for the small boom in users trying to sign up the other day, so networking is still a concern for them. Also they haven&#x
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by gochi 3y ago
There's two channels here. From a user perspective "what made Twitter great" is also the least attractive parts for any other company to try and mimic. The absurd levels of pornography, the anonymous fan and joke accounts. Fr
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Reddit will continue to take several hits from their own weird decisions, I don't see how Threads will have much of an impact there. Not unless they start repurposing Facebook Groups features to encourage that same sort of community as
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They also instantly reverse that if you follow the email prompt/mobile prompt. No idea why they decided to handle anti-spam that way.
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Not that interesting, the app is mostly relying on Instagram infra to operate. Hence, log in with Insta and keeping your username being the primary selling point.
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Neither of those are end to end encrypted, so yes.
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I have curated my experience. Including tiny subs dedicated to niches. I still don't see it as a healthy good place to spend my time. What's worse, is the platform encourages these subs to spread, become unmaintainable to the core
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by gochi 3y ago
>you could input all your previous writings and the instruct gpt to mimic your style—even down to the grammar mistakes. This requires having a massive amount of previous writings to input, otherwise gpt struggles actually differentiating
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This article was a culture shock. Did people actually used to believe places like Reddit or Twitter were "healthy good places" to spend your time? I thought we were all on the same page for once, in recognizing that while social n
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Nvidia Shield would work for that with the Geforce Now service. Pros: don't have to pay unless stuck in queue and want priority or higher quality. Cons: have to own your games elsewhere for Geforce Now to be able to stream it (for lice
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by gochi 3y ago
Echoing this experience. Even that 5-10% boost is mostly just from how horrible Google has become. I used to be able to find the proper sources much faster, but now I might as well ask LLMs since even that wait to generate the answer is tec
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by gochi 3y ago
This doesn't really solve the problem, as it's incredibly easy to get IPFS support in your browser right now with a simple extension. No tinkering necessary. Yet IPFS is still rarely used, even within highly tech-literate communit
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I don't see how their opinion being needed is ever disturbing. That's what they exist for. Another example was to determine if we lose constitutional rights when entering a school. Perhaps the way you are framing it is providing a
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>I went from not knowing how to solve a problem, blindly googling around and reading books, to just telling ChatGPT the problem, and then asking how it would solve it, then asking it to code the solution. This is absolutely insane and ha
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Most people you see on the media are unhealthy. From the largest to the smallest, they're mostly all unhealthy and performing very dangerous things like prolonged dehydration. So it's interesting to see how much focus gets shifted
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I don't see how chat history prevents that feeling. There's no requirement to read through history every time.
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It's very interesting to read narratives like this online, and how vastly different it is actually talking to people. Here's the simple reality: the US military is useless to join for young men because they cannot guarantee you a
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Technically, but one does not exist without the other in its current implementation. Hence the continuation shortly as this forgiveness was struck down.
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From other articles, it wouldn't be an account ban but rather at the video level. So you use a browser with adblock and try to watch 3 different videos, then the video player will stop loading at all, changing browsers or clearing cook
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I wonder if more understood E2EE if that would help alleviate these fears.
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I also don't really get the desire to defend them even if you were a loyal fan. Outside of AWS, none of their services are good anymore and have deteriorated. The only reason people think Prime is even valuable is because of the quanti

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