jonny_eh

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by jonny_eh 1y ago
One of their costliest, most visible, failed experiments ever.
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by jonny_eh 1y ago
An ever-shifting UI sounds unlearnable, and therefore unusable.
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by jonny_eh 1y ago
Right, YOU need to enable it. I assumed it was always up to the rider, since they're the beneficiary of it.
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by jonny_eh 1y ago
This is Hacker News sir
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by jonny_eh 1y ago
You need to enable it on your account.
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by jonny_eh 1y ago
Uber lets you enable a PIN for each ride. The driver can't say they picked you up until they punch in the random 4 digit PIN the app gave you for the ride.
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by jonny_eh 1y ago
> But because I wasn't there during the critical 49 days when the decision was made to kill WebOS, somehow the failure became my responsibility. Wow, so whiney. He's an executive, a leader. A captain doesn't complain if th
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by jonny_eh 1y ago
But Mozilla isn't showing the supposedly problematic flow. Where, exactly, are things going wrong? Show an example?
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by jonny_eh 1y ago
> About as realistic as telling people how to use semiconductors or petrochemicals for good instead of bad. Sounds better than nothing.
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How to Report Bugs Effectively (1999)(chiark.greenend.org.uk)
2 points by jonny_eh 1y ago|0 comments
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by jonny_eh 1y ago
Right, needs more context. How many more people have internet access now?
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by jonny_eh 1y ago
My local one removed all its seats and is now take out only.
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by jonny_eh 1y ago
> To the point that the president is pretty much useless. That's only if he does illegal stuff, which he's doing like there's no tomorrow.
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by jonny_eh 1y ago
It has been injected with politically motivated bias: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2025/may/14/elon-musk...
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by jonny_eh 1y ago
> React Server Components run on the server, and unlike client-side components, they don’t return raw HTML you can easily inspect in Dev Tools Isn't it the opposite? RSC returns raw HTML. Did you mean that it obscures the API fetche
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by jonny_eh 1y ago
We call it Awful Waffle, based on a Board Game called Brain Strain. They had "Awful Waffle" as an example. https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/8785/brain-strain I made a proof-of-concept daily game: htt
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Do chatbots have free speech? Judge rejects claim in suit over teen's death(washingtonpost.com)
4 points by jonny_eh 1y ago|1 comments
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by jonny_eh 1y ago
Better information hierarchy.
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by jonny_eh 1y ago
Who's reading these docs?
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by jonny_eh 1y ago
> although it's possible Claude 4 was trained on that discussion lol This is why we can't have consistent benchmarks
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by jonny_eh 1y ago
What's an ESTA form? I've never encountered one as a Canadian.
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by jonny_eh 1y ago
Can you be block-listed if you withdraw your application to enter?
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by jonny_eh 1y ago
How about https://ladybird.org/ ?
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by jonny_eh 1y ago
But what additional data are you worried about them having?
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by jonny_eh 1y ago
There should to be some kind of government operated identity confirmation service that is secure/private. Or by someone "government-like" such as Apple or Google.
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by jonny_eh 1y ago
Some of us have a lot to do!
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by jonny_eh 1y ago
Apparently Arc Browser is written in Swift: https://www.reddit.com/r/ArcBrowser/comments/18j39g3/why_arc...
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by jonny_eh 1y ago
But if you did succeed, wouldn't it instantly lose its value?
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by jonny_eh 1y ago
Well, if they had swithced to lead maybe they'd have generate multiple milligrams of gold by now?
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by jonny_eh 1y ago
They'll make ChatGPT the default, and defaults are powerful.

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