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by jddj 2y ago
Sensible. Big part of competitors' (eg. Aider, Cursor, I imagine also jetbrains) advantage was not being tied to one model as the landscape changed. After large MS OpenAI investment they could just as easily have put blinders on and do
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by jddj 2y ago
Microsoft and (indirectly) Nvidia are the real destinations for a bunch of that money anyway, so I think your point stands.
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by jddj 2y ago
Also chemically: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allelopathy
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by jddj 2y ago
What they said is they decided to hide it: > after weighing multiple factors including user experience, competitive advantage, and the option to pursue the chain of thought monitoring
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by jddj 2y ago
.net will even include every version of that battery since the battery factory first prototyped it in 2002
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by jddj 2y ago
Awesome. Like stepping inside a modular synth from 2040, except for data instead of music
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by jddj 2y ago
Plugging https://search.marginalia.nu/
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by jddj 2y ago
Not so for consulting
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by jddj 2y ago
The government services booking system has received this treatment in some parts of some southern european countries. Organised groups have monopolised the system and go on to sell appointments. It's an open secret that you can either
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by jddj 2y ago
I've always been a little sceptical as well of the grassroots (maybe, maybe not) resistance on here against any efforts to stop the big 3 from using their network effects to syphon off the revenue from these projects. The messaging aga
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by jddj 2y ago
Same here for X. Extreme left/right propaganda and rage bait only interrupted by porn and crypto scams
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by jddj 2y ago
I thought the same when reading the headline, but the approaches are quite different. Pocketbase (at a very high level) takes sqlite and layers on a go ORM and a relatively loose (on the scale from typical rest/http on one end to graph
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by jddj 2y ago
*in nodejs (for now)
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by jddj 2y ago
Unfortunately, you can fit most of the field of philosophy inside the nuances of item 3.
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by jddj 2y ago
Not suggesting the article is credible, but to address your point there the second paragraph starts "other banks..."
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by jddj 2y ago
It seems like there is a corollary to the paradox of tolerance which causes groups to become so preoccupied with inclusiveness that they become exclusive
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by jddj 2y ago
Right, that tragic cautionary tale that is Linux
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by jddj 2y ago
Metaroom does this with an iPhone
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What's your rationale for inflation?
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by jddj 2y ago
It's the opposite for poaching, fresh hold together much better
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by jddj 2y ago
I thought that might be the case, and I did stop to wonder if I just wanted to see the path out of pure self gratification or if there's something valuable in taking a step back and assessing the process after the fact. It's proba
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by jddj 2y ago
Another thing here is more and more creeping into the "legitimate purposes" category. I installed CalcNote on a new android phone today and had to untick "legitimate uses" for 3 vendors in several places, including Googl
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by jddj 2y ago
This looks very cool, especially for hobby projects. I follow approximately the same flow with infinitely nested TODOs in logseq. The cli tree flow is very likely better, but those destructive pops -- it would be hard for me to let go of th
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by jddj 2y ago
Is the garbage floating to the top / are the filters being relaxed because regular advertising is slipping?
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by jddj 2y ago
> what is and is not a scam is quite subjective It can be, and it can also be quite objective. There are ads on there for ecommerce shops which clone the websites of known brands, with the exact logos and colours and names of those brand
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by jddj 2y ago
That was eye opening. It's easy to see from some of those screenshots of chats how product placement is a natural next step. Fair share of negative comments about addiction as well, and disappointment/loss when updates were percei
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by jddj 2y ago
Very cool. Gave me strong nostalgic feelings for Electric Sheep and the video feedback adds something great.
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by jddj 2y ago
It's nice. Extremely fast too. Personally I had to turn my brightness up to read it easily, so possibly a little more contrast between text and background but that's just me.
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by jddj 2y ago
I'm somewhere here as well. Personally I think what I want is the stdlib (without the current legacy/ all but deprecated bits) and ecosystem of c# but with the ease and power of structural algebraic types. AoT is fine, with option
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by jddj 2y ago
You might be right you know. I can't edit anymore but please mentally strike out that first paragraph. I did read a lot into the '??' punctuation which might not have been intended.

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