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by lopis 2y ago
Bing has also been cracking down on piracy and streaming, and the effect on DDG has been notorious.
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by lopis 2y ago
Related to games becoming unplayable, we're trying to stop that: https://www.stopkillinggames.com/
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by lopis 2y ago
I don't like analog watches. I wish there was a watch like the basic casio I use but smart, but not huge and rugged like a G-Shock. If pebble releases a modern version of their watch, I might finally buy a smartwatch.
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by lopis 2y ago
Meta: For some reason, HN replaced the tilde in the title of the article with a dash, making it seem like Garmin did a negative 40B pivot, instead of approximately. Why is that?
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by lopis 2y ago
Have one for several years. The main problem is cleaning it. Good luck cleaning the dust and spider webs from hundreds of individual holes. But otherwise, it's extremely sturdy and stable.
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by lopis 2y ago
Isn't that precisely his first idea? A device containing a conductive liquid (mercury) that takes care of closing the circuits and the turning on the LEDs.
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by lopis 2y ago
Because it's all marketing and greenwashing. They are training these models today using fossil fuels. By the time those nuclear reactors are online, they will have gobbled up literally every human creation to train their models multi
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by lopis 2y ago
It's all been pretty much greenwashing to distract for the real impact of all the AI infrastructure in the energy and water supply.
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by lopis 2y ago
This article is a very superficial press release and very poor on details. I was hoping to learn a bit more about HarmonyOS.
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by lopis 2y ago
They did introduce daily challenges/themes, which give you a sort of soft goal each day. But in the end, it's a zen art game more than anything.
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by lopis 2y ago
> hey don’t use their shopping advantage to cross sell AWS in any way, or Vice versa Isn't AWS directly sponsoring Amazon by essentially letting them run the biggest online retailer for free, which other retailers can't? And Am
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by lopis 2y ago
But how can a court have worldwide jurisdiction? I suppose it was technically harder to handle this request just for Indian users, since it was an unprecedented request.
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by lopis 2y ago
I assure you that's not enough. These are high quality videos. Once they get uploaded to social media, compression mostly makes imperfections go away. And it's been shown that when people are not expecting AI content, they are muc
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by lopis 2y ago
He could have just tried it on his own table (order on the phone, and then on the laptop through the vulnerability) and avoid having to a) bother others, b) waste food. The result would have been the same.
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by lopis 2y ago
How is this positive news?
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by lopis 2y ago
While this is better than loading up a coal power plant, the way I see it, it's still a tragic situation. Even if AI used purely fossil-free electricity (which it doesn't), it's still putting pressure on our grids and energy
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by lopis 2y ago
Trains are orders of magnitude more accessible than airports could ever be, what are you talking about?
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by lopis 2y ago
Youtube will show me 3 results, tops, that are relevant to my query, then start showing irrelevant recommendations.
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by lopis 2y ago
Ecosia does use Google or Bing, which you can select in the settings.
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by lopis 2y ago
What's already happening is that websites are Si ply dropping support for Firefox.
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by lopis 2y ago
When I was a child all we had was funky site counters. Kids these days! I wonder if she deployed this using kubernetes or what.
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by lopis 2y ago
I believe that by the end of the century half of the most common words of the English language will have been hostilely taken over and ruined by tech companies.
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by lopis 2y ago
Rest assured the website is as smooth as gravel on desktop too.
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by lopis 2y ago
This is the "extend" part of "EEE", where companies try to make it a nuisance to not use their products based on a standard tech stack.
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by lopis 2y ago
This is an attempt to try. You don't win my being an immovable wall going against the biggest corporations. If the W3C manages to create a system that satisfies advertisers while preserving our privacy, that's how you win. There
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by lopis 2y ago
I think this line is very important: > First, in the absence of alternatives, there are enormous economic incentives for advertisers to try to bypass these countermeasures, leading to a perpetual arms race that we may not win. It's
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by lopis 2y ago
When you close your blinds, the sun doesn't go away.
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by lopis 2y ago
I actually think this is a great initiative. Let's be honest, ads and ad tracking is not going anywhere, and Mozilla is trying to come up with a version of that which isn't terrible. And this sounds reasonable.
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by lopis 2y ago
Well, this isn't Reddit, so many we could have less sarcasm? Sarcasm isn't accessible even with text tags and doesn't help move the discussion forward.
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by lopis 2y ago
Even if that was true, sounds like a net gain if trees make cities more inhospitable for cars.

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