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by hk__2 2y ago
> The confusion, especially on X, is caused by focusing on what advertisers want vs what users want Is it? Last time I heard about it advertisers were going away because Musk is focusing on what loudest users want (being able to speak lo
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by hk__2 2y ago
> SpaceHey is a small, independent social network, funded by your donations. https://spacehey.com/support
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by hk__2 2y ago
Easier compared to what? From what I understand each project has to be submitted by a human, so you miss a lot of them. See your "speech synthesis" page [1] vs GitHub's [2]. [1]: https://www.aiexh.com/category
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by hk__2 2y ago
That’s orthogonal; you can use Ansible with Dokku.
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by hk__2 2y ago
Yes, and after screening they had 84 recipients to contact.
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by hk__2 2y ago
I pay for the product, not the company.
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by hk__2 2y ago
This tool is $49/user/mo. That’s more than the price I pay for a single 12-core + 64GB RAM server! Edit: Ah, and it’s 50 users minimum, so the starting price is $2450/mo.
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by hk__2 2y ago
> $9 to $20 per seat seems pretty average in the grand scheme of SaaS price modelling. "SaaS" is not a feature; you can’t compare products just based on the fact thay they are "SaaS". Gitlab for example brings me far
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by hk__2 2y ago
> i.e., you accidentally clicked but have no idea where, and let's assume you have no idea of that particular checkbox's state prior to the accident That the same for every single checkbox in every single form on the Web. Even
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by hk__2 2y ago
In this specific example you do have an Undo button: the checkbox itself. The issue here is that the checkbox doesn’t match the exact state it’s supposed to represent: if you check it, for a few seconds it’s checked but the video is not yet
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by hk__2 2y ago
> For me the worse aspect is that they disappear (too quickly), and that they sometimes unnecessarily draw attention to themselves for success messages where you would trivially assume the action to succeed. The combination of the two is
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by hk__2 2y ago
> As a backend developer this stuff is mind-boggling, just call it "notification widget", or a "confirmation widget" etc. How would you call a hamburger menu? "menu widget with three-or-sometimes-a-different-numb
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by hk__2 2y ago
On iOS it opens the link in an pop-in.
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by hk__2 2y ago
> Maybe we should return to letting children insult one another and not intervene - thus enabling the children to learn to deal with such comments. By not intervening you show to the kid this is an acceptable and normal situation, and fu
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by hk__2 2y ago
In my experience AI has a very negligible impact on contemporary art for now. Sure, it feels everywhere if your art consumption is limited to browsing the Web, but if you go out in museums and galleries it’s not that visible.
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by hk__2 2y ago
> Do you think that movies can never capture reality as an artist would ;-) We’re talking about single photos here, not entire movies. Sure, if you make a 5-hours documentary about a subject you can capture everything you want, but that’
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by hk__2 2y ago
> will give you additional context on hover (on systems that support that) "hover" has no meaning on touch-based interfaces.
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by hk__2 2y ago
> a local active community of 2 active persons for every 260 residents is sufficient That would be huge. For a city with 2M inhabitants, that would mean 8k active contributors. Remember that there are ~40-50k active OSM contributors in t
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by hk__2 2y ago
In Paris we have ~100 contributors with >100 edits for a population of 2M and 60.8k businesses. Most notes are fixed under a day, infrastructure changes are quick as well, but businesses are often out of date because they change so often
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by hk__2 2y ago
> Just adding a few tags improved the experience dramatically. This works for routing, but doesn’t apply to businesses: for the bare minimum you have to add one or two tags (type + name), to make that more useful you have to add the open
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by hk__2 2y ago
> Why not MySQL? MySQL is owned by Oracle. Ok, so what about MariaDB?
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> OSM can have those details it just takes a local community on top of keeping things updated. Even Google often relies on users for that stuff. Google has an infinitely-larger community; a local community is not sufficient in dense area
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by hk__2 2y ago
In addition to performance it also has to do with politeness: it’s not polite to ask for the same resources again and again from a server when you could cache it, especially when it has explicit headers about it in its response. Think of sm
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by hk__2 2y ago
> if you stop something before it happens, no crime has been committed. Attempting to kill people is a crime in most jurisdictions, even if someone stops you before you actually do it.
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by hk__2 2y ago
Thanks; before clicking I was confused because I thought about Agence France Press, the French press agency.
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by hk__2 2y ago
That’s what you say when you don’t accept your defeat but it’s hard to prove. I’ve seen the finals and the Canadian guy who won was clearly better than the French one; if it were 95% politics the French would probably have won.
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by hk__2 2y ago
It might have to do with the fact that was the very first edition at the Olympics. It may also be the last because it won’t be there at Los Angeles in 2028.
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by hk__2 2y ago
> Thanks internet, for giving us this shitty opt-out world we live in now. Membership programs and magazine subscriptions already existed well before Internet.
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by hk__2 2y ago
The same you judge the olympic break-dancing competition: with human juges that rate competitors based on a handful of criteria.
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by hk__2 2y ago
Why copy the README as a gist instead of posting a link to the repo? https://github.com/markuman/sms?tab=readme-ov-file

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