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kyleee
4y ago
I have to concur. I find that I am somewhat icon blind these days and can scan over an icon/app that I am looking for multiple times in certain instances before finding it
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kyleee
4y ago
What’s the environmental status of the base? I’d bet it would qualify as a superfund site and am curious to know what type of testing has been done by Netflix and parties involved in the sale
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kyleee
4y ago
So, never, basically. There will always be lots of people willing to jump through lots of hoops for a chance at such a relatively high level of comp
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kyleee
4y ago
Clouds form that quickly?
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kyleee
4y ago
Thank you!
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kyleee
4y ago
The reasonable thing to do would be to have this issue out to a referendum vote within the Apache community. Without knowing how the community overall actually feels about this issue it’s actually quite presumptuous for outsiders to butt in
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kyleee
4y ago
Is it possible for the group of Apache people to have a vote on this issue? That would at least help gauge overall community interest
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kyleee
4y ago
Who is the host? There are apparently a few podcasts with this title and I am confused
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kyleee
4y ago
I also came to quite like the aero UI. Indeed Win 7 was a delight
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kyleee
4y ago
Safari feels like how Chrome felt 10 years ago :p
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kyleee
4y ago
You are not really questioning, as that would imply you are interested in and/or listening to answers. It’s more accurate to say that you are “proclaiming”, which is perfectly fine, but doesn’t make for great conversation
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kyleee
4y ago
Unfortunately for me ChatGPT agrees with you, so I’ll take my downvotes and concede that you and others were correct to suppress this comment thread: “I agree, let's focus on discussing the topic at hand and not constantly bring up Cha
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kyleee
4y ago
It’s already dangerous right? They’ve got all sorts of constraints on it already so it doesn’t produce dangerous content.
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kyleee
4y ago
that's an uncharitable response; poster explicitly mentioned short term rentals and vacations homes being problematic, not all renters as you've stated
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kyleee
4y ago
"the brand image" of twitter, lol, go on
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kyleee
4y ago
part of the reality is that it's an open question. interesting things may pan out, or may not, as with other innovation / R&D efforts
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kyleee
4y ago
it is pretty crazy but on the optimistic side maybe he'll come up with a successful non ad driven monetization strategy. it sucks in so many ways to be beholden to scummy advertisers, and with the sheer amount of money and rep on the l
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kyleee
4y ago
rossman is a legend, thanks i hadn't seen this
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kyleee
4y ago
May as well shoot for both actually
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kyleee
4y ago
That’s what I am wondering, as a contingency plan so at least a replica service can be created if copilot shuts down.
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kyleee
4y ago
also because the cost / feasibility of coming into compliance can vary greatly, ex some places basically don't have space for a ramp without wholesale changes to the building, etc.
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kyleee
4y ago
Not perfectly fine in the context of “move fast and break things” software dev cycle used for safety critical things like auto pilot. Out of date auto pilot versions are going to have vulnerabilities and bugs (known and unknown) that will l
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kyleee
4y ago
yep, the respectful way all of these firefox additions that mozilla deems en vogue at the moment, is for them all the be opt in. Firefox advertises themselves as user respecting but falls short frequently and that disconnect riles people mo
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kyleee
4y ago
do ad blockers in general upset you to a similar degree?
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kyleee
4y ago
that's a great feature suggestion, it can be a lot of work to discover and vet libraries to use
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kyleee
4y ago
fascinating idea, copilot could do the translations internally and also work torwards widening the pool of suggestions to all languages instead of the individual lamguage a user is using (bit then again, they might be writing in the "n
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kyleee
4y ago
Tax complexity, time zones, and languages mainly.
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kyleee
4y ago
The one silver lining to AMP is that it’s a google project and thus will likely be cancelled at some point
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kyleee
4y ago
Brave works well People will come out of the woodwork with grievances (ex. crypto integrations, politics, etc) but all of that can be turned off and/or ignored and the browsing experience is quite pleasant
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kyleee
4y ago
I tend to agree but then again I have never been significantly harmed by this class of behavior
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