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lancesells
2y ago
Poor people don't save because they are poor and there's nothing to save. It costs loads more to be poor than to have some money. You won't save money by buying up-front, if your credit is low you'll pay more than a pers
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lancesells
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> the service has one clear goal - build the best product they can for their users. I don't believe this in the case of anything funded with big VC money. But let's say that Perplexity is trying to build the best product they c
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lancesells
2y ago
> It's why we have an epidemic of screen addiction and social isolation. Advertising isn't why this happens. Massive greed, immoral behavior, and natural human behavior to be entertained and distracted is why you get screen add
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lancesells
2y ago
The first one is humorous, but the second is a little iffy (lying to your family). But the final shot of the mom is funny because she looks almost nefarious.
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lancesells
2y ago
I think something similar was in the Apple Keynote but it wasn't as nefarious. Basically, your worklife is hell so you forgot your kids play but magic AI cures it by letting you know that it's coming up? I forget exactly what it w
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lancesells
2y ago
Agreed, I was just making a comment that the changes can be from the artists and not the services. I've been streaming music since Yahoo music, but have started to change my ways by buying vinyl or digital through the artists own site
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2y ago
I mean it's clearly not caring about the author of the works. With a Disney movie you're not making a difference in the creators pockets, but an author of a book or a comic do feel the effects of pirating.
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2y ago
> If consumers just made a leap for physical copies again it also wouldn’t be this way. How so? When DVDs and VHS were at their most popular not everything was in print or available.
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lancesells
2y ago
They've been changing album covers and songs since at least the 70s. This isn't anything new or recent, except streaming makes it a lot more convenient while also getting artists out of hot legal water like the Gorillaz change. I&
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lancesells
2y ago
I second this thought. The first thing I thought was when I recording v-drums. Overall great product and idea.
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lancesells
2y ago
I've never had much of a fear of not being good enough for others but I've had a fear of not being good enough for myself. I don't know if this will get you over the hurdle but here's what really opened up my work and ha
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lancesells
2y ago
I'm not sure why you don't think there's not a place for research. Personally, I think social media, and just the internet itself, is most likely harming society as it's by and large run by corporations. I would love to
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2y ago
This has nothing to do with safety or helping their community, but all to do with gaining market share. This is literally an inexpensive investment in his investment made through legal loopholes. 15% of people in Vegas live in poverty while
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lancesells
2y ago
Damien Hirst did a similar thing with his art: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/For_the_Love_of_God I believe Beeple had his NFTs purchased by some platform or NFT investor group. Scammers continue.
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lancesells
2y ago
I've used VLC for a long time as well, and while I wouldn't call it crusty, I would call it odd. Powerful, super capable, but doesn't seem to follow standard conventions. Honestly, it's odd but I would rather they don&#x
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lancesells
2y ago
Here I was looking to learn some new art technique through various mediums in the 19th century.
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lancesells
2y ago
The parent comment said "uncontrolled". It also boggles the mind that immigrants are the issue while the 1% own as much as the entire middle class, while the bottom class owns nothing at all. When you pay more for groceries, or re
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This is also what billionaires and the rich want, which is how you can tell rural USA isn't going to gain anything. But they'll blame immigration or some other issue instead of the people swimming in gold coins, making them work h
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2y ago
There's 2x the amount of border apprehensions under Biden than Trump. I'm sure more people are trying to get into the country under Biden than trump so let's say the control is pretty even but not uncontrolled. https:/&
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2y ago
I don't know why they chase other products when they could take both of those and have some sort of premium additions to charge for. I pay for my mail clients, my calendar clients, and would pay for a browser with extra features /
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lancesells
2y ago
You can use use get info (command + i) on the application file and drag and drop a new icon. App updates would get rid of that though. Overall, this is affordable and easier if you really want to make a lot of changes.
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lancesells
2y ago
Apple has gotten into Windows and PC territory with their naming for chips and models. Kind of funny to see the evolution of a compact product line and naming convention slowly turn into spreadsheet worthy comparison charts. That all said,
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lancesells
2y ago
I would go multiple routes with Apple if you're able. They tend to be pretty good with in warranty and even out of warranty.
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> It was largely used as a way to trick search engines. I imagine this happens with LLMs and everything else over time. Along with the ads and pay for placement.
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lancesells
2y ago
Pure snark but use AI to learn about line-height in CSS! Hard to read in Safari MacOS.
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I'm not a kid and I know about bookmarks, but I prefer using apps to apps in my browser. Electron apps I have less interest in, but I really don't like working in something like Figma (which is in the top of it's class) in th
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lancesells
2y ago
If you were to respect things like lights and lanes in NYC you would never get anywhere. I believe the city is generally pretty safe when it comes to pedestrians. Usually deaths are late at night from truck drivers going way too fast in the
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lancesells
2y ago
NYC here. I always used the crosswalk when I was with my child to teach him the safest way.
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lancesells
2y ago
Impressive shaders, blog, website, and work. Really nice to see thought and details going into what looks like every aspect of their domain.
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lancesells
2y ago
Glad you made that work but that's counting steady job, steady health, no kids, cost of living staying the same the entire time.
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