johanyc

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by johanyc 7d ago
> "what if we have a family Computer but each wants to access their private accounts and keep the others from accessing?" That's what OS level user accounts are for. Tbf > "what do Ineed do to login from an airpo
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by johanyc 12d ago
> I highly suspect Apple and Google maps are auto tracing satellite images. https://www.justinobeirne.com/google-maps-moat they have been doing it for years.
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by johanyc 17d ago
Is that true? I find that unlikely. I would believe if normies don't know Alphabet or Bytedance even when they use their products every day. But Meta? You open every app they make it literally says "from Meta" in the splash s
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by johanyc 17d ago
We should all send them this video when we see a question like that: https://youtu.be/PGVLS6YHDlY?t=42
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by johanyc 25d ago
People just expect browsers to be free. And there's no way that can be more than Google money.
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by johanyc 27d ago
This is very shortlived
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by johanyc 1mo ago
> since social media, because they're really inefficient in finding the customers that actually wants to buy their stuff. Is it really? I would think targeted ads are way more efficient than traditional non targeted ads. Eg I'
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by johanyc 2mo ago
I misread it as sarcastic. But that's on me. I don't think it's a misleading title after reading the article
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by johanyc 2mo ago
It's interesting you gave the perfect example and yet find OPs title awkward. > "| switched to using a Jeep as my car" "My server is a phone now" is exactly the same: "I switched to using a phone as my serv
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by johanyc 2mo ago
my personal assistant is an AI agent now. Do you think my personal assistant becomes an AI agent or do you think an AI agent is acting as my personal assistant?
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by johanyc 2mo ago
> will avoid exactly this type of ambiguity. Sure but they will have other types of ambiguity
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by johanyc 2mo ago
It's a problem with all natural language. That's why we don't program in English and in programming languages that are formally defined and can never be ambiguous.
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by johanyc 2mo ago
My first thought when I see the website too
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by johanyc 2mo ago
I think simply because they are not aware of RSS
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by johanyc 2mo ago
I'm so tired of this AI witch hunt and confidently using unreliable tools as evidence
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by johanyc 2mo ago
Yeah I always see zero peer lmao
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by johanyc 2mo ago
> which is a pun on "for sex" Where did you hear that from? Doesn't sound close at all.
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by johanyc 2mo ago
I think it's just the Chinese market ones
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by johanyc 2mo ago
Yeah brave is a well rounded browser. It's the only chrome alternative imo
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by johanyc 2mo ago
> model providers only allow you to use their subsidized plans through their own harnesses true for anthropic, not true for openai.
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by johanyc 2mo ago
You have an 100% chance joining r/degoogled then lol
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by johanyc 2mo ago
Isn't it just slang? Foobar be like ...
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by johanyc 3mo ago
is this open source?
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by johanyc 3mo ago
It's not that iphone keeps that 4; it's that iphone pretty quickly starts accepting the next round of input after 1123 and then you type 4. Perhaps a longer pause will prevent you from typing that 4 but that also means other peopl
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by johanyc 3mo ago
comaps is a fork of organic maps
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by johanyc 3mo ago
TACO. What can you expect lol
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by johanyc 3mo ago
That's mnemonic not intuition.
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by johanyc 3mo ago
No it's pretty good. Pretty much always accurate. Was that years ago? Or are you talking about languages with less resources?
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by johanyc 3mo ago
gboard has voice dictation and it has real-time update
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by johanyc 3mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code-switching

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