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by int_19h 7mo ago
I also had the same experience (not just with Internet - I had unfiltered access to basically any and all reading materials), and I felt that on the whole it was a massively positive experience for me. I feel really sad for all the children
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by int_19h 7mo ago
You'd just have to pay more to convince people to do the jobs they hate. It does mean that nurses might end up getting paid more than software engineers, but why is that a bad thing?
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by int_19h 7mo ago
US Civil War was a civil war in name only. For all practical purposes, it was an interstate conflict. And yes, riots can be caused by other things too - e.g. religious riots. But whatever it is, people have to care a lot about it, enough
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by int_19h 7mo ago
We'd have a lot less enshittification all around, I suspect.
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by int_19h 7mo ago
Microsoft is the one the TFA refers to cryptically when it says "the Faster CPython team lost its main sponsor in 2025". AFAIK it was not driven by anything on the tech side. It was simply unlucky timing, the project getting in th
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by int_19h 7mo ago
The point is that you still need uBlock, this can't be done via DNS filtering. I expect this kind of stuff to become more common in the future if adblocker usage grows. It might be CDNs doing that, too.
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by int_19h 7mo ago
> LLMs tend to stay very generic, to have a lower chance of being "wrong". It depends entirely on how you prompt them.
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by int_19h 7mo ago
Anything that kills adtech faster is a good thing at this point.
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by int_19h 7mo ago
It does indeed work pretty well today, but they have already developed ways to circumvent it. For example, serving ads from the same domain as the main page.
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by int_19h 7mo ago
People riot when they can't make ends meet, not when they can't install an app on their phone. Rioting is very costly.
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by int_19h 7mo ago
YouTube is already actively blocking alternative clients. that's why yt-dlp needs a JavaScript runtime these days: https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/wiki/EJS They are also not averse to using legal means
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by int_19h 7mo ago
That's why we need to spread the word and get more people using adblockers. It's not even a hard sell - the difference is so striking, once it has been seen, it sells itself, even for the most casual users.
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by int_19h 7mo ago
It has already become normal on mobile, which is where most users are. You're not wrong - this is a very bad outcome! - but I'm afraid the battle has already been lost.
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by int_19h 7mo ago
Some European countries were trying to reduce their dependency on proprietary American software for decades now, with varying success. The recent events have likely accelerated this trajectory, but it is not new.
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by int_19h 7mo ago
In the West the new datacenters popping up are mostly powered by gas.
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by int_19h 7mo ago
It's not plagiarism when you openly credit the original.
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by int_19h 7mo ago
> It’s also now in line with the various WAD and Descent games over time that used this model, where the engine is maximum rewrite amazing but the game resources require a GOG purchase. I don't know about Descent, but this hasn&#x27
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by int_19h 7mo ago
Realistically I don't see how Valve can avoid this. They want all those games on Steam Deck and the new console. Game devs want KAC. Therefore Valve can either provide them with some way to implement KAC - which effectively requires a
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by int_19h 7mo ago
PvE shouldn't need it either, and yet games routinely ship with anti-cheat applied to everything (including single player). I rather suspect that the reason for this is the current gaming economy of unlockable cosmetics that you can ei
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by int_19h 7mo ago
TFA explicitly describes those devices, and how anti-cheat developers are trying to handle this. But the main point there is that this setup is prohibitively expensive for most cheaters.
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by int_19h 7mo ago
Article has the numbers for their input: uncompressed: 327005 (gzip) zopfli --i100: 75882 zstd -22 --long --ultra: 69018 xz -9: 67940 brotli -Z: 67859 lzip -9: 67651 bzip2 -9: 63727 bzip3: 61067
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by int_19h 7mo ago
Now if only they actually went out and voted...
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by int_19h 7mo ago
Lima is more or less the equivalent of WSL for Macs. https://lima-vm.io
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by int_19h 8mo ago
> Are you Chinese? If not, I think you should prefer the people defending you to have the best tools to do so. They already have the best and most expensive toys in the world, and they mostly seem to be waging aggressive wars with them.
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by int_19h 8mo ago
To be fair, it's probably the most sensible thing this administration has done - the new/old name is simply more accurate.
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by int_19h 8mo ago
They were significant enough to make news in countries outside of US.
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by int_19h 8mo ago
Israel knows that full well. One of prominent figures of the Zionist movement wrote all this back in 1923: https://jewishvirtuallibrary.org/quot-the-iron-wall-quot "There can be no voluntary agreement between ourselves
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by int_19h 8mo ago
Did the same, and Fastmail can also import your mail history.
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by int_19h 8mo ago
That comment only says that they have a lot of different options for smaller & faster models that people can opt into . It doesn't say that they dynamically scale things up or down depending on demand.
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by int_19h 8mo ago
One thing to remember is that not all users are going to max out their plan. This is more likely to occur on $20 plans though, especially since those are often necessary to unlock the more useful features (e.g. deep research) so people migh

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