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by kid64 1y ago
Are you arguing that everyone's power is equal? What an asinine position.
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by kid64 1y ago
The author should actually design a successful large software system and try again.
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by kid64 1y ago
You're saying they released a usable mobile app while I wasn't looking?
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by kid64 1y ago
If you get a chance, go back and check out the C64 power LEDs. They're all off. I suppose they intended to CGI the red glow in later but went overbudget? In fairness, I didn't notice this until my 2nd time watching the series.
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by kid64 1y ago
Until reading this, I always kind of wondered if NewEgg was the modern-day online incarnation of Egghead. It's not.
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by kid64 1y ago
I can count their staff on one hand. And at any given time, half of them are busy playing D&D. No vision or leadership.
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by kid64 1y ago
You're defending your own low standards with respect to software usability. That's fine, but not overly relevant.
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by kid64 1y ago
Apparently Amazon purchased a block of licenses recently. Since the product isn't usable without community extensions, the scale of data exfiltration resulting from this asinine idea will be staggering, and is likely underway.
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by kid64 1y ago
Breakage is the best-case scenario. Mass data exfiltration is the bigger concern. The community plugin system is both an unacceptable security risk, and a necessary part of achieving even a baseline level of usability. Imagine the scale of
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by kid64 1y ago
What about cut?
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by kid64 1y ago
Does https://github.com/open-webui/mcpo/ not fill this gap?
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Anthropic email to Max customers Re: Max account usage limits
3 points by kid64 1y ago|1 comments
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by kid64 1y ago
I mean what are the privacy-friendly alternatives? Assume others in this market are equally shady. What is the safe, self-hosted solution where we can monitor CCTV from our phones?
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by kid64 1y ago
Well if you're gonna get all accurate on me...
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by kid64 1y ago
The behavior you're describing is instinctual. Difficult to relate to because we only see tiny remnants of instinctual behavior in humans. But I'd venture to guess that acting on instinct does not require any understanding of abst
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by kid64 1y ago
It's "local first", not "local only".
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by kid64 1y ago
This analogy might work in a universe where dogs speak foreign languages in which they learn about concepts like danger, persuasion, and language itself. Sounds fun.
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by kid64 1y ago
But will Kagi survive the upcoming loss of the Bing Search API 2 months from now? I don't think I've heard the plan for that yet.
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by kid64 1y ago
No, I'm pretty sure it's just a programmer that understands the world in terms of bros.
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by kid64 2y ago
That's nonsense, it sounds like you're only familiar with the concept of public domain in the context of copyright expiration.
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by kid64 2y ago
And don't forget that 7% of all American adults believe that chocolate milk comes from brown cows ( https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2017/06/15/seven... ) Kinda says it all.
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by kid64 2y ago
> alleged bastion of ... democracy. They're referring to the new administration, so pivoting away from this designation.
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by kid64 2y ago
> Allowing Backspace to go back a page. I mostly agree, but whoever came up with this shortcut should get choked.
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by kid64 2y ago
To convert links, try this: https://idonthavespotify.donado.co/
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by kid64 2y ago
I don't pay attention to Spotify, are you saying YT Music is lacking features? If so, which one(s)?
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by kid64 2y ago
Errors in the Encyclopædia Britannica that have been corrected in Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia%3AErrors_in_the_Ency...
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by kid64 2y ago
jazz != smooth jazz
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by kid64 2y ago
That's ridiculous. If you can't afford actual education, settle for a scam? Wtf?
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by kid64 2y ago
Holy fuck, hope I never come to depend on your company's products.
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Hacker Is Said to Have Obtained Damaging Testimony About Matt Gaetz(nytimes.com)
6 points by kid64 2y ago|1 comments

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