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by madeofpalk 6mo ago
Seems very short term. Like how cheap Uber was initially. Like Claude was before! Eventually OpenAI will need to stop burning money.
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by madeofpalk 6mo ago
This is the problem with 'Agile', and why people refer to it as "Capital-A Agile". As always, the problem isn't the process, the problem is the people. There's whole industries out there set up to sell A Proces
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by madeofpalk 6mo ago
Need? No. Should? Probably!
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by madeofpalk 6mo ago
This is decidedly the result of a lack of strategy. Microsoft isn’t a single unified borg. Instead, all the little individual teams got their hands on these capabilities and they figured out where to shove it. At “best” there would have bee
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by madeofpalk 6mo ago
You're right - this is a shitty view on this. It's incredibly opaque that images secretly contain the GPS coordinates of where they were taken. There's no way that's obvious or intuitive. I think the 'ideal' th
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by madeofpalk 6mo ago
> They need to move to an updated manifest spec that is (more) secure by default, has fewer footguns, etc. They tried to do this and people got very upset at them trying to kill adblockers.
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by madeofpalk 6mo ago
Based on my experience of Apple Music being pretty bad at streaming music, i would say that it's not ready for 'production use'.
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by madeofpalk 6mo ago
I do. Then again, I’m a web developer so looking at the DOM is my day job.
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by madeofpalk 6mo ago
So because EFF does not post their news in my small Australian home town newspaper they're not free-speech absolutists?
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by madeofpalk 6mo ago
It's not some big secret. You're trying to invent a conspiracy when there is none. There's one particular website that they don't like, and they see declining engagement from, so they leave. There's other websites t
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by madeofpalk 6mo ago
They're the Electronic Frontier Foundation. Of course they're ideological. That's the whole point of their existence. Anyway, > Twitter was never a utopia. We've criticized the platform for about as long as it’s be
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by madeofpalk 6mo ago
Maybe. You’ll need to overcome DoorDash not wanting to give up the UI as a chance to upsell services.
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by madeofpalk 6mo ago
I mean, Anthropic's code was "public data from the internet" as well. They published it publicly. Accidentally, but they made it public. Fair game, right?
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by madeofpalk 6mo ago
> how is this different from Skia-wasm It’s not wasm?
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by madeofpalk 7mo ago
Is there any evidence or hints that these actually work? It seems pretty reasonable that any scraper would already have mitigations for things like this as a function of just being on the internet.
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by madeofpalk 7mo ago
Does anyone actually know? So far I've just seen people guessing, and seeing that repeated.
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by madeofpalk 7mo ago
I felt the exact same way. Put a bad taste in my mouth and I just stopped reading.
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by madeofpalk 7mo ago
What are some of the possible hypothetical reasons that would make introducing React Native to the core OS start menu like this the best choice?
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by madeofpalk 7mo ago
If Microsoft developers' "best" choice for a tiny UI component like this is not it's flagship native UI framework, then that's a problem for Microsoft. That is the criticism.
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by madeofpalk 7mo ago
Running a full javascript framework in a javascript runtime.
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by madeofpalk 7mo ago
> That is built with React Native for Windows. No, that is not a full JavaScript framework in your start menu. This is incorrect. It is a full JavaScript framework in your start menu. I don't see your read that it's about ram
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by madeofpalk 7mo ago
I guess the ship sailed a long time ago, but while no one is going to turn off their ad blocker, they could make people not use one in the first place.
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by madeofpalk 7mo ago
He's never broken a teacup in the past!
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by madeofpalk 7mo ago
I'm putting my dog in his crate with all my important documents, but leaving my fine china tableware in the cupboard away from the dog.
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by madeofpalk 7mo ago
In the Apple ecosystem 'just a spec bump' is pretty significant IMHO. So often they will completely disregard products and just let them languish. The Mac Pro still only comes with the M2 chip.
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by madeofpalk 7mo ago
I agree with you... but was it actually a failure ? I feel like that would require to have some kind of negative consequences, which I don't think Meta has faced over this. They've still been rewarded handsomely.
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by madeofpalk 7mo ago
I recently invested a small amount of money in an early stage company where I had to declare I was either a 'high net worth individual' or a 'sophisticated investor'. The mutually exclusive clause seemed important to
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by madeofpalk 7mo ago
I don't think node virtual filesystems is anything like chess.
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by madeofpalk 7mo ago
> it must be noted that this 19k LoC PR was mostly generated by Claude Code and manually reviewed by the submitter Who reviewed and approved the PR?
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by madeofpalk 7mo ago
Being real doesn't make it not satire.

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