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by klausa 1y ago
My gut feeling is that Claude Code being so popular is: - 60% just having a much better UX and having any amount of "taste", compared to Cursor - 39,9% being able to subsidize the raw token costs compared to what's being bill
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by klausa 1y ago
Sorry, I misunderstood your question. I thought you meant "why couldn't they have done so in the first place, without ever giving themselves the ability to killswitch any apps at all, and just show a scary looking message?".
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by klausa 1y ago
Did anybody in this comment chain ever suggested otherwise?
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by klausa 1y ago
Because people don't read and scammers would just teach people how to click through that.
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by klausa 1y ago
Cool, how do you propose people who _notoriously_ have trouble adhering to schedules, start and _stick to_ a "very rigid schedule"? If only there was something, like, some kind of pill that could help with it...
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by klausa 1y ago
Having a plug that works differently based on the orientation it’s plugged in, feels like it would not quite be „keeping all the other goals of USB-C”.
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by klausa 1y ago
>This is simply not true. The Kanji Kentei is probably the most popular Japanese language test Japanese people might take outside of school, and it tests writing heavily. I would not qualify Kanji Kentei as a "language test" an
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by klausa 1y ago
Not the question you asked; but something that actually surprised me, as someone who has taken multiple language tests in the EU: The (semi-official) Japanese language tests do not test language production in _any_ way, even on the highest
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by klausa 1y ago
This is a very silly argument. If one is seriously proposing abolishing kanji, surely "also let's add spaces where they make sense" is a much easier pill to swallow.
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by klausa 1y ago
They're still very much there in 2025.
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by klausa 1y ago
So this is how women named Siri felt in 2011.
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by klausa 1y ago
Notarisation is not supposed to check for things like this; but you certainly would not be able to ship this to the App Store.
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by klausa 1y ago
Weirdly, this is something that Apple actually gets right - the little „previews” you get when sharing links in iMessage get generated client-side; _by the sender_. There are good reasons why you’d not want to rely on clients providing this
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by klausa 1y ago
There are also no desktop 17” displays sold anymore, nor are there many 32” TVs around. Nobody makes 7” Eee PCs. Perhaps… just perhaps… people just like bigger screens and it’s not some kind of weird conspiracy theory?
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by klausa 1y ago
You would also exclude everyone that is not a US resident; which might or might not be what you want. I would guess many (most?) of the places with this problem are actually fine with people that aren't living in the US; just not in No
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by klausa 1y ago
That's fascinating response! Mona Lisa is, to me, _the_ example of an artwork that is actually better viewed online instead of in person. The painting is way smaller than you expect, it's always crowded with folks who want to take
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by klausa 1y ago
Interesting use case! Why won't you just use Tabelog instead?
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by klausa 1y ago
I mean, there are people living in the US, who are subject to the taxation there that don’t speak English. As someone who also lives in a country where I don’t speak the language (and certainly not well enough to understand tax law); having
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by klausa 1y ago
On iOS, this is something you can can control on a per-app basis from the (system) Settings.app.
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by klausa 1y ago
It’s not, you can get a Japanese driving license without living here ; but the government is making some noises to cut back on that (some recent semi-notable accidents caused by foreigners). It’s apparently been a loophole for Chinese and
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by klausa 1y ago
The last nine comments in this thread have had nothing to do with a plane crash; and entirely about a meta-discussion about a comment someone else made.
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by klausa 1y ago
I am happy to acknowledge I had a completely wrong knee-jerk reaction to your phrasing, and incorrectly assumed your "One has to wonder..." was meant as a suggestion of a solution, instead of instance of thinking out loud! Apologi
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by klausa 1y ago
Yes.
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by klausa 1y ago
On the topic of dudes online speculating wildly? Yes, I've been on this website quite a long time, unfortunately.
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by klausa 1y ago
Maybe I'm overly strictly pattern-matching on the type of people that tend to use the phrase "one has to wonder"; but I don't think that's usually uttered from place of learning and exploration. If I'm wrong, t
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by klausa 1y ago
It's baseless speculation by someone who doesn't have any relevant expertise, based purely on conjecture not any facts around the accident. It's _exactly_ the kind of comment that deserves to be downvoted here.
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by klausa 1y ago
What’s Jai?
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by klausa 1y ago
Xcode is probably like, one of the top… 3? 5? biggest macOS-native applications in the world. Making it cross-platform would require either reimplementing it from scratch, or doing a Safari-on-Windows level of shenanigans of reimplementing
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by klausa 1y ago
The relabeling to show the actual address is something that carriers are already doing for C2C marketplaces and their anonymous shipping features already.
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by klausa 1y ago
You put a trusted intermediary (JP Post) that knows the address in the middle, and provide the seller with an identifier that the intermediary can associate with your physical address. That’s already how it works if you buy something trough

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