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by karel-3d 1y ago
Nintendo/Sony/Microsoft have similar taxes for their game stores where they have monopoly. Nintendo for example has NDA where you cannot even share online how much they take.
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The Evolution of Caching Libraries in Go(maypok86.github.io)
2 points by karel-3d 1y ago|0 comments
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by karel-3d 1y ago
The actual code and the actual bench is very short.
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by karel-3d 1y ago
They put U2 album to all iPhone users
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by karel-3d 1y ago
Living in Asia for a while, this stuff is so mild... all these "super-apps" are always so annoying with cross-promotions that are impossible to turn off. It's true that they are usually not yet having root level access.
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by karel-3d 1y ago
I have only experience with Chrome codebase and while it's C++ (which I don't personally like) it's pretty solid and most of the weird hairy stuff were the external linked libraries. But I didn't poke around THAT much.
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by karel-3d 1y ago
No? Galaxy Z Flip is a smartphone. Razr is a smartphone.
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by karel-3d 1y ago
Copilot is a vibe. You don't "use Copilot". You Copilot. Everything is Copilot. Windows, Office, PCs, Bing. All Copilot. Unless you mean Copilot (Classic).
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by karel-3d 1y ago
Samsung phones are mostly made in Vietnam.
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by karel-3d 1y ago
People are not buying small phones. If you want a small phone, the best thing are flip-phones, there is tons of them now.
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by karel-3d 1y ago
It didn't maximize! It sometimes shrank the window! And in case of iTunes it changed the window entirely!
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by karel-3d 1y ago
Sure but the question was "would user of modern macOS recognise Tiger" and he mostly would. Also user of Tiger could go to latest macOS without problems... I mostly agree with criticisms of modern macOS, especially how it moves ra
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by karel-3d 1y ago
Ah, okay then. I gave too much weight to old press releases then. Anyway Java applets (and ActiveX) was expected to be the main thing; write once, run anywhere; and that world would be much much worse than what we got.
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by karel-3d 1y ago
Yes, that exactly! They used to be common in 10.4 days.
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by karel-3d 1y ago
Now I remember, a lot of the Mac apps back then had this weird "side panel" thing where side panel went "out" of the window. I don't know the precise name of the pattern, but that would be probably the most confusin
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by karel-3d 1y ago
JavaScript is named JavaScript because it was intended to "bridge browser and Java applets" if you read all the old press releases, they try to push the Java applet connection a lot. The original plan was to run Java applets every
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by karel-3d 1y ago
I did it with one of the Go's PDF parsers (I think rsc has one, and ... some guy... forked it and added some features.. it's still kind of manual but worked great)
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by karel-3d 1y ago
10.4 looks and behaves basically the same as ... whatever is the latest macOS version. (I stopped caring about macOS versions few years ago) even with Liquid Glass it still behaves similarly. The app installation is still the same "ike
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by karel-3d 1y ago
I was thinking LLMs can be long-term regressive? As the "proper solution" here is of course not using PDFs that are hard-to-parse, but force elections to have machine parseable outputs. And LLMs can "fix in place" stupid
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TROPIC01 Secure Element – Transparent, auditable secure element(tropicsquare.com)
2 points by karel-3d 1y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Why does EU institutions and member gov. websites have cookie banners?
12 points by karel-3d 1y ago|5 comments
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by karel-3d 1y ago
Cloudflare and Google are not ISPs?
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by karel-3d 1y ago
https://www.icewarp.com/ is EU-based (mostly Czech Republic)
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by karel-3d 1y ago
I don't know the details. They have ordered Google, Cisco and Cloudflare to block these on their public resolvers (so not just ISPs). I will google "Piracy Shield" to see the details. edit: it seems it's local court orde
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by karel-3d 1y ago
I think they don't actually block DNS queries, mostly related to football (soccer for Americans) pirating, that are required to be blocked in Italy, France and Portugal; so probably they break Italian, French and Portugese laws. (Don&#
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by karel-3d 1y ago
The money situation is what gives me pause with LLMs. The amount of money it's burned on this is giant; those companies will need to make so much money to have any possibility of return. The idea is that we will all spend more money on
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by karel-3d 1y ago
eh docker desktop nowadays runs VMs even on Linux
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by karel-3d 1y ago
If this ships in the current iteration, I will seriously consider jumping ship to Galaxy. AirTags are still holding me in Apple ecosystem but now Androids have their own tracking thingies, maybe it's time.
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by karel-3d 1y ago
iOS 7 made sense though, they really did need an upgrade back then. the design showed its age. even compared with Android at that time. this... I don't understand the reasoning. Nobody is complaining about iOS design? Nobody asked for
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by karel-3d 1y ago
"Have not tested its answer yet but on its face it looks legit." That's LLMs for you

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