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by klabb3 1y ago
Have you tried positive affirmations for SREs? A classic by Krazam.
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by klabb3 1y ago
If that were the cause it’d apply universally. But the point is that she can use her phone to a much higher degree of independence, despite fat finger issues, much smaller screen real estate, and lack of hover effects, double clicks and rig
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by klabb3 1y ago
> Peak usability in my opinion. Space efficient and simple. Disagree. Aside from nostalgia, there are numerous visual clutter issues that affect the ability to overview. Not to mention the aliased text rendering. Then you have double cli
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by klabb3 1y ago
Haha yeah I personally hate WebRTC. It’s a mess and I’ve literally rewritten the parts of it I need in order to avoid it. (Check my profile) I just brought it up as a technology that at the very least is both legitimate and common.
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by klabb3 1y ago
These days there is almost nothing good with permissive if your project gets used by mega corps specifically. They don’t want your opinions, your expertise, they don’t want to share anything back, they won’t pay you, and they will even avoi
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by klabb3 1y ago
> That’s the main use case for p2p in an application isn’t it? Reducing the vendors bandwidth bill… The equivalent would be to say that running local workloads or compute is to reduce the vendors bill. It’s a very centralized view of the
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by klabb3 1y ago
> using my bandwidth without my permission What are you talking about? > What does it have to do with p2p? It’s an example of when you design sandboxes/firewalls it’s very easy to assume all apps are one big homogenous blob doing
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by klabb3 1y ago
No I think it’s designed to catch misclicks and children operating the phone and such, sold as $17/week possibly masquerading as one-time payment. They pay for App Store ads for it too.
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by klabb3 1y ago
It’s not about stupidity, but practicality. People can’t give informed consent for 100 ToS for different companies, and keep those up to date. That’s why there are laws.
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by klabb3 1y ago
Oh no, they review thoroughly, to make sure you don’t try to avoid the tax.
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by klabb3 1y ago
On the one hand, yes this could work for many cases. On the other hand, good bye p2p. Not every app is a passive client-server request-response. One needs to be really careful with designing permission systems. Apple has already killed many
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by klabb3 1y ago
> If you desperately need guaranteed money, don't build an app expecting it to sell; get a job. Technically true but a bit of perspective might help. The consumer market is distorted by free (as in beer) apps that does a bunch of sh
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by klabb3 2y ago
Bingo. The secret sauce is never a sustainable long term moat. Things leak, competitors copy, or they make even better things, employees switch jobs. AI looks less vulnerable, since it’s academically difficult and expertise is still limited
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by klabb3 2y ago
One reason is lazy one liners are allowed and have high cost/benefit for shitposters and attract many upvotes, so this gets voted highly setting the tone for flamewars in the thread. It’s miles better on HN. Most bad responses are pena
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by klabb3 2y ago
Yes! This is how AI should be used. You have a question that’s quite difficult and may not score well on traditional keyword matching. An LLM can use pattern matching to point you in the right direction of well written library based on CS r
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by klabb3 2y ago
In my rather small code base I’ve been quite happy with ”unknown” instead of any. It makes me use it less because of the extra checks, and catches the occasional bug, while still having an escape hatch in cases of extensive type wrangling.
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by klabb3 2y ago
You are entirely right to call me out on that . But I would like to say that sci fi that applied to computers, AI, automation, were just dreams of a different world, because those technologies hadn’t been exploited yet. Even many of the
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by klabb3 2y ago
Go is my favorite language but: > Go doesn't need a "handle_event/2" because it has channels, and you should use those Of what type? But most importantly, channels are local to the process, so you need glue to make it
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by klabb3 2y ago
Overwhelmingly, products are designed to maximize total recurring user interaction, aka engagement or attention grabbing. This is the proxy for ad revenue, the most popular business model (even if Netflix is different). Look at Quora, Linke
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by klabb3 2y ago
Yes. When I hear dreams of the past it makes me nostalgic because they all come from a pre-exploited era of tech with the underlying subtext that humanity is unified in wanting tech to be used for good purposes. The reality is tech is a ves
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by klabb3 2y ago
That’s an actually impressive level of spin. Flashback to when shipping companies were slapping blockchain on international container shipments.
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by klabb3 2y ago
But AI is like video games, it can’t emulate sacrifice and other deep human dynamics because there’s no stake. If you die you restore from last save point. For AI you have infinite no-memory interactions, which changes the dynamic. In other
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by klabb3 2y ago
Thats surprising, I thought moving was less common than now. In either case, is it possible that the single households is the other factor, people choosing more instead of interacting with whoever is around?
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by klabb3 2y ago
You can’t talk politics without first overcoming tribalism, so I suggest you start there, since in the US that is sadly the state of things. If you start by talking about which sports team is better you will also cause these reactions. But
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by klabb3 2y ago
Quantum AI powered by cold fusion and blockchain when?
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by klabb3 2y ago
Speculation: If not already, it will be a data broker market for public-ish data too. What I mean by that is a separation of entities where open ai and ”legitimate” AI companies will buy data from data brokers of shadily scraped data, and t
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by klabb3 2y ago
In practice, it’s only Linux that is distro dependent out of the big ones, but most package managers have some WebKit gtk package to hook into afaik. In theory yes you could go outside Linux as well, like maybe bsd? Or which ones are you th
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by klabb3 2y ago
I find it refreshing to see a plausible aprils fools in a sea of overly obvious content marketing/PR-approved ”fools”. (And yes I was fooled by this one for a minute.) > Spreading speculative or misleading information, even in jest,
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by klabb3 2y ago
For those who don’t know, Tauri is a lightweight electron alternative which doesn’t bundle browser nor a nodejs-like runtime. To me piggybacking on the system webview is the main selling point. Tauri-made bundles usually clock in at a few M
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by klabb3 2y ago
I think with Apple you agreed to let them do human experiments in the EULA when you’re unboxing your device. With yet-another-tower-defense games the agreement needs to be done on a per-app or at least per-publisher basis. The native iOS pe

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