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by infotainment 3y ago
The article is framing is as some kind of cruel organ harvesting case, but at its core, this is more of a case of artificially forcing someone who has already died to remain "alive" in a quite frankly horrifying way. The father in
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by infotainment 3y ago
Really hoping this gets shut down everywhere, not just the UK. Adobe consolidating/owning every possible design tool is not a good thing.
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by infotainment 3y ago
Agreed on the size aspect. IMO, the Cybertruck would look much cooler if it was like 80% of the size, and marketed as something more compact. It looks cool in renderings with nothing near it for scale, but IRL the Cybertruck seems almost co
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by infotainment 3y ago
No, it was a bad decision and it's still bad.
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by infotainment 3y ago
> Part of me wonders if Copy left viral licenses are the only way to combat this. It's a good thought, but we've already seen what happens when this is attempted, such as with GPL V3. The projects just get forked, or even out
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by infotainment 3y ago
Honestly the most charitable interpretation for Musk here is that he didn’t even really read what he was responding to, and just interpreted it as a more vague commentary about liberals in general. It’s…not a good look. The guy really needs
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by infotainment 3y ago
What’s really needed is an end to zoning. It’s absurd that bunch of houses built when LA had a fraction of its current population are still standing, when the free market should have replaced them with higher density housing decades ago.
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by infotainment 3y ago
On the surface, it seems like not being able to run any Android apps would significantly diminish the value proposition of Amazon tablets. I wonder if they'll have some kind of AOSP-based Android compatibility layer to mitigate that.
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by infotainment 3y ago
Why is this guy not in prison yet?
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by infotainment 3y ago
I wouldn’t even consider it until they figure out how to change their root domain. I mean, it’s been quite a while since the rebrand at this point.
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by infotainment 3y ago
> For me, the more common use case is to prevent users from making unnecessary mistakes. Only enable elements (like buttons) when all prerequisites are fulfilled. I’d argue this is actually worse UX, because in some cases (like a login
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by infotainment 3y ago
I believe so, and also that ChatGPT has similar terms of use. (Though in ChatGPT's case, they specifically note if you run it in "history off" mode there won't be any review.)
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by infotainment 3y ago
And yet, people still want to vote for this wannabe-dictator. Truly unfortunate.
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by infotainment 3y ago
If we look at his past performance, it's pretty obvious that Google CEO Sundar Pichai doesn't understand just about anything, so it shouldn't come as a surprise that he doesn't understand this particular thing. It's
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by infotainment 3y ago
For those who don't know, the US requires every foreign visitor to get approved for entry via ESTA, which is basically a visa in every conceivable way except that they don't call it one. It's also essentially identical to E