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by handsclean 2y ago
This is just an unnecessarily venomous take. It’s not a clone of anything, it’s a genre idea that was floating around at the time and his is the version that took off. Sure it wasn’t divine inspiration in a vacuum, but nothing ever is. Pred
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by handsclean 2y ago
“So you’re pro assault when somebody’s broken into your home at night, but suddenly anti assault when I want to punch your grandma?” Exaggerated but the same idea. Though people often communicate and maybe even internalize it in simplified
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by handsclean 2y ago
Before the rest of these abuses, Honey was blatantly tracking users and selling that data, which I think is a good example of how privacy abuse is often a canary of generally immoral behavior.
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by handsclean 2y ago
People aren’t responding to their own assumption that AGI is necessary, they’re responding to OpenAI and the chorus constantly and loudly singing hymns to AGI.
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by handsclean 2y ago
> You can’t say everybody’s a crackpot. Sure can. Whole world’s done this every time there’s a major advance in algorithms. We do this with other major advances, too, like how the industrial revolution was going to usher in utopia and GM
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by handsclean 2y ago
> It's hopelessly behind on many modern Web standards, too. Let’s put this narrative to rest, please. Web standards that Safari skips are usually PWA stuff that Google unilaterally declared a “standard”. On actual web features, Safa
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by handsclean 2y ago
I’d love to see these comments about Safari lagging give specific examples. Every time I’ve seen specifics, it’s either only interesting to progressive web apps, or blatantly user hostile tracking/nagging “features”. In my personal exp
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by handsclean 2y ago
People occasionally post numbers and IIRC the front page peaks at ballpark 1 req/s.
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by handsclean 2y ago
They sold to Canva, which is strictly subscription based. As far as I know there haven’t been negative changes yet, but we’re still in the period before we’d see them.
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by handsclean 2y ago
Man, I don’t think this will be good for users. The biggest shortcoming of Pixelmator is its lack of Windows support. This rules out use in most of the professional world, not because one must run Windows, but because one must collaborate
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by handsclean 2y ago
The first boot after a macOS system update has long been bugged out. It launches a bunch of apps you didn’t even have open before updating, seems to be the 5-10 most recent apps you quit. Yes they were fully quit, yes I have the “resume” se
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by handsclean 2y ago
Ok, how would you use Playwright and Nut.js to discover the OP’s “splinter”? Note I’m specifically asking about discovery, not testing for it once you already know what to look for.
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by handsclean 2y ago
I’m not sure I read this right, but I think this feature is headed for the $10/mo plan, and currently exclusive to the $25/mo plan only as part of that plan’s early access to new features.
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by handsclean 2y ago
Hire patsies. Motivate them by telling them they’re entrepreneurs. Every time somebody notices, act really shocked and offended, smack your patsy around (just the one they know about), coddle the customer (just the one who noticed). Bribe p
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by handsclean 2y ago
I’ve previously noticed that Claude is far less apologetic and more assertive when refusing requests compared to other AIs. I think the answer is as simple as being ok with just making it more that way, not completely that way. The section
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by handsclean 2y ago
Normalizing to CPI gives you a decent comparison of cost, normalizing to industry gives you a decent comparison of competitiveness. CPI is the correct choice, industry-normalized would fail to show changes like the whole industry jacking up
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by handsclean 2y ago
Soon: “Your honor, it may be true that my client’s driving speed in combination with the thick fog prevented him from reacting to obstacles, and that his car then struck and violently killed this man while he used the crosswalk. However, it
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by handsclean 2y ago
Right: you retain ownership, and grant X certain rights to the content. Whether those rights include training AI on the data is legally and morally in dispute. X claims that right in its ToS, but a ToS isn’t law and may be legally invalid,
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by handsclean 2y ago
> He owns Twitter, why wouldn't it be okay for him to train on Tweets? Because he doesn’t own the tweets. Can you imagine if posting a photo you took to Twitter meant it’s not your photo anymore? Totally ridiculous.
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by handsclean 2y ago
That’s just redshift. Redshift alone wouldn’t be evidence of expansion, just relative speed, when people say redshift evidence they mean the relationship between redshift and brightness of a standard candle. And regardless of whether you ca
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by handsclean 2y ago
It’s not just phlogiston, it’s the lifecycle of all scientific theories that they’re used for as long as they make accurate predictions, then we start seeing things they mis-predict, then they’re revised or replaced. You seem to think the e
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by handsclean 2y ago
Doubt that’s it, they would make more disclosing the affiliate links as a way to donate or requesting donations directly. I’d guess it’s just normal for them, or maybe inserted automatically, or maybe somebody was amused by it.
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by handsclean 2y ago
The difference is whether it can be fixed. An expired domain is hard because we don’t actually know the attacker isn’t legitimate until they misuse the domain. In the case of hosting hijacking, though, the domain still has a legitimate owne
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by handsclean 2y ago
Timestamp? I’ve watched the video twice now and read the whole article and can’t find one mention of it. The closest is one statement of “it keeps all that force still there”, which is vague, definitely not the same thing as CFM, and sounds
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by handsclean 2y ago
There’s some other “quiet leaf blower” on the market, and all they’re doing is reducing power and telling you special nozzles make up for it, which of course they don’t. This article omitting performance measures is a red flag for me. What’
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by handsclean 2y ago
I can’t tell what you’re criticizing. Yes, computers get faster over time, and future computers will be faster than the M4. If release cycles are offset by six months then it makes sense that leads only last six months in a neck-and-neck ra
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by handsclean 2y ago
No, I’m quick to come to their defense because this law is wrong and immoral. “One has a moral duty to disobey unjust laws.” —MLKJ
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by handsclean 3y ago
All that international trade and banking you talk about refers to it as USD or US$, not $. To 95% of the world, the relevance and influence of USD isn’t remotely close to their own currency’s. Sure, it’s relevant to some industries and to t
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by handsclean 3y ago
After a quick chat with support, Spaceship also supports neither DMARC/DKIM/SPF on website-sent emails, nor automatic backups. They recommended using a third party plugin to connect the web hosting part to the personal email hosti
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by handsclean 3y ago
I used and was impressed by Namecheap EasyWP, which seems to be part of what they’ve folded into Spaceship. They really delivered on high performance, serverless, cheap WordPress. Moreover, they proved that Namecheap doing greenfield produc

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