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by input_sh 2y ago
If by "never works" you mean "someone's side project whose monetization strategy is to put up a donation link never takes down an established business worth hundreds of millions in a fraction of the time it took for such
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by input_sh 2y ago
FYI there's an official web clipper now: https://github.com/obsidianmd/obsidian-clipper Not considered stable just yet, but it works well-enough for me.
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by input_sh 2y ago
Can you purchase products directly on Twitter? Is Twitter taking a cut of such purchases? In other words, is Twitter a market? That's kind of a crucial distinction when discussing the Digital Markets Act.
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by input_sh 2y ago
Reaching customers != conducting business. You can't sell things via Twitter like you can via other companies classified as gatekeepers.
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by input_sh 2y ago
Traveling west? Yes. Traveling west, reaching land, leaving enough evidence to confirm the story five centuries later, making it back, and finally, convincing other people that it happened? No.
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by input_sh 2y ago
It really reminds me of Roam Research, which was also an overpriced, niche product that was unavoidable for quite some time in these circles. Now if you google it (or kagi it?) you just see a bunch of reddit posts asking if Roam is dead. Yo
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by input_sh 2y ago
From WordPress to what?
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by input_sh 2y ago
Yeah that's what happens when you come up with a "standard" and then forget about it for two decades.
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by input_sh 2y ago
Or it's just non-deterministic, like with every LLM.
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by input_sh 2y ago
Considering that 99 years ago both Maldives and India were still colonised (and would remain so for decades), I'm gonna go out on a limb by saying that no, Chagos Islands weren't seen as particularly important back then.
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by input_sh 2y ago
This is like a backend developer asking someone using a spreadsheet why don't they just build their own database. Or a sysadmin telling you why don't you just run your own Kubernetes cluster. Unless there's like a 10 person t
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by input_sh 2y ago
What I was going for (but poorly expressed) is that if your goal is to figure out what people listen to within a geographical area, streaming service data seems far more comprehensive than putting one mic on one random street.
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by input_sh 2y ago
Other than "it'd be fun to build", what would it bring to the table in comparison to say this Apple Music playlist? https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/top-25-berlin/pl.184d798...
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by input_sh 2y ago
That's not how grants work, they don't come with a "you can't report on us specifically" clause.
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by input_sh 2y ago
The key difference is that ProPublica is a non-profit. There are very few non-profit investigative journalism orgs in the world, but their funding is fundamentally different than for-profit news orgs. They rely on public grants to keep thin
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by input_sh 2y ago
...and a giant mission button in the menu.
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by input_sh 2y ago
Vivaldi is one of the dozen supporting orgs, so why link to their blog instead of the original annoucement that mentions all of them? https://socialwebfoundation.org/2024/09/24/launch/
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by input_sh 2y ago
You've created an account just for this two word comment? Totally not suspicious.
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by input_sh 2y ago
Evidence: https://aqicn.org/historical#!city:london Note that this shows Chinese Air Quality Index, which is different than EU AQI, which is different than US AQI, which is different than... you get the point. But at the en
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by input_sh 2y ago
I mean it's accurate, but I definitely wouldn't call it obvious due to poor writing. > Hacker Leaks 3.3 Billion Emails and Yes Every Single One Is Unique Okay, so emails? > A staggering 3.3 billion unique emails were leaked
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by input_sh 2y ago
I'd say that the key difference is that Switzerland has compulsory military service in which you're taught how to operate a weapon properly. Therefore, everyone that has one has gone through months of training. Vs the US, where th
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by input_sh 2y ago
Run by individuals doesn't necessarily mean run on potato hardware. I ran a highly reputable (non-exit) node on a beefy but underutilised dedicated server for at least half a decade.
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by input_sh 2y ago
That's just not true. You don't know what you're talking about. I encourage you to skim through the sanctions. I promise you that you will find plenty of exemptions telling you not to block every Iranian citizen from communic
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by input_sh 2y ago
But it's right there in the header, you could just click the link and find out on the top of the webpage.
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by input_sh 2y ago
The adversary is the government and businesses associated with the government, not all of the 90 million people living in Iran.
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by input_sh 2y ago
How's it free if it's not available in the Home edition of Windows? In fact it's pretty much the only difference between Home and Professional editions of Windows these days, so I'd price it as the difference between the
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by input_sh 2y ago
Can tomorrow be my turn to post a poorly designed interface whose "backend" boils down to connecting to OpenAI?
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by input_sh 2y ago
A good indicator is how expensive SMS was back when smartphones were brand new. If they were expensive, users jumped ship right away. If they were nearly free, people just kept using them on brand new devices as there were no compelling eno
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by input_sh 2y ago
Low quality news sites usually have a target that they need to reach in the form of X articles per day. When you're in that position, at best you can spend a couple of hours on any individual story before you have to turn your attentio
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by input_sh 2y ago
I see no need to turn conspiratorial, he's just gullible and easily persuaded by whoever's the loudest in his replies. If by some miracle leftists started agreeing with him, glazing him up every time he tweets something stupid, ca

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