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by isodev 6mo ago
This valuation is absurd. Perhaps a year ago- sure, but there have been so many iterations of this “kind of editor” since then, not to mention countless alternatives. So for me it’s more of a data deal - Elon buying himself some insight int
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by isodev 6mo ago
Oh finally! Ternus is at least fun to look at during keynotes so we have that to look forward to.
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by isodev 6mo ago
And to think just a few days ago we got that photo from the Moon, putting in perspective just how tiny the Earth is in the grand scheme of things. We need more “for all of humanity” mindset instead of this “barbaric tribes beat each other o
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by isodev 6mo ago
I don't know why this is flagged, just ran a query on my Mac and indeed, the anthropic extension was deployed for all sorts of (installed and imaginary) chromium browsers. I've never seen or approved a prompt from Claude if I want
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by isodev 6mo ago
Coming from a company that makes infrastructure out of a view layer / vDOM library - I think anyone relying on Vercel has only themselves to blame.
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by isodev 6mo ago
It’s really funny how people are surprised or upset about the pricing “anomalies” of these SaaS models. If you’ve been around in tech, you know it’s probably designed to keep you outraged about it to keep engagement up and essentially free
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by isodev 6mo ago
No, they’re saying you will starve to death unless you’re rich.
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by isodev 6mo ago
You’re forgetting the EU is composed of people elected and appointed by member countries. If you don’t like certain policies - contact your MEPs and express your views. Also go vote during your next election. It’s called a democracy for a r
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by isodev 6mo ago
I would say the root problem is not someone seeking to prevent piracy but rather the fact that so many services are clustered behind the same proxy / CDN service (e.g. Cloudflare). That in my view is what needs to be regulated and Clou
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by isodev 6mo ago
The title should be updated to “Microsoft has completely lost touch with reality”
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by isodev 6mo ago
> extremely niche usecase Phones are computers though, it’s not up to Google or Apple to decide what’s a good use case for my own pictures.
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by isodev 6mo ago
> AI pessimism is hard to understand Well, it really isn’t. First, this entire post makes two assumptions: 1) that AI adds more value to the process than it removes and 2) that it’s sustainable. It’s not pessimism to want to validate the
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by isodev 6mo ago
I’m blaming everyone else for “just use Cloudflare”. How many times the world needs to learn the lesson about letting corps outgrow their usefulness and become maligned? There are alternatives and any search engine can lead you to them
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by isodev 6mo ago
One of few doesn’t mean they’re the only ones. Imagine how much easier it would be for CDNs to have revenue if they didn’t have to battle Cloudflare’s obscenely broad portfolio
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by isodev 6mo ago
Very good example as to why using a single, centralised proxy globally by all services is a bad idea. Docker would never have a reason to block anything if they were simply running their own. For everyone else, small and big, this is the we
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by isodev 6mo ago
> Your hardware Ah but when you buy an iPhone or a Mac, Apple sees it as their hardware graciously made available to you for a limited time and under ToS.
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by isodev 6mo ago
I think that’s the realm of conspiracy theories. There are also not only Chinese alternatives- Mistral in Europe is doing pretty good in several categories they’ve opted to focus on. This kind of reiterates the parent’s question I think - p
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by isodev 6mo ago
> just their usual marketing I think that’s a very common element for most US tech corps. Apple, Google, Microsoft, Meta, X etc - they’re all “making a dent in the universe”. It’s unfortunate when their employees and CEOs loose track of
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by isodev 6mo ago
Google and MSN Search were already available at this time. Also websites used to publish webrings and there was IRC and forums to ask people about things.
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by isodev 6mo ago
It’s more of a concept of a plan for being distributed. I even went through the trouble of hosting my own PDC and still, I was unable to use the service during the outage
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by isodev 6mo ago
It’s Apple’s performative “security” (showing popups and asking the user for all sorts of permissions) overlapping with some pragmatic choices about how files and folders work. For me the gap is in Settings & Privacy - 1) it should be c
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by isodev 6mo ago
> dystopia Coming soon to every AI enabled product near you
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by isodev 6mo ago
> Apple has continuously ignored requests Apple being completely oblivious to what normal people actually need or want is like bad weather- can’t do anything about it (Apple is so big and unregulated), just try not to forget to take an u
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by isodev 6mo ago
I wouldn't mind donating if they separate it from Mozilla and move it to Europe.
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by isodev 6mo ago
I think you’re making my point - someone decided to surface a very low level concept “as is” (without a suitable abstraction) on a level where people also need it for use cases that don’t justify knowledge of the arcane. Or dealing with gat
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by isodev 6mo ago
Someone should’ve thought about the UX of IPv6 before declaring it to be “the way”. It’s like having to learn Klingon just to setup your printer. IPvNext could sort that out… maybe it’s time to consider moving on.
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by isodev 6mo ago
> The initial limitation to Google/Android is not great It’s also illegal on both accessibility grounds as well as violating the eIDAS spirit of no dependency on specific providers. By shrugging it off as “not great”, you’re also do
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by isodev 6mo ago
> you wouldn't necessarily expect ancestral "defaults" to be optimal I like the term ancestral defaults and indeed, we've come a long way since then and our biological and environmental reality is substantially differ
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by isodev 6mo ago
Can we stop referring to source maps as leaks? It was packaged in a way that wasn’t even obfuscated. Same as websites - it’s not a “leak” that you can read or inspect the source code.
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by isodev 7mo ago
I don’t get this post at all. Just because the Bluesky people opted to call things “open” doesn’t make it so. ATproto helps the open web as much as NFTs and DAPs did before it.

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