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malfist
8mo ago
Baking bread is fun because its not science. It had guidelines but thats it
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malfist
8mo ago
They answered before I did
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malfist
8mo ago
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YCt2txu11d4 Great video that talks about selecting the olive oil for your use case and which seals aren't just self granted. I personally have been using colavita. Its fantastic. I hate it
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malfist
8mo ago
Seals as in the certifications on the bottle. Break is an autowrong. Should be bread.
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malfist
8mo ago
Sourdough is fantastic, I have two loaves finishing their overnight chill in my fridge right now, will bake them after dinner. I was baking sourdough since before the pandemic, and will continue baking in the future. It's a bit of work
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malfist
8mo ago
You're exactly right! AI never makes mistakes, we all know that.
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malfist
8mo ago
Let me know when researchers want to start lugging around laptops when they go splunking in caves to record bat populations and I'll tell them about the web portal.
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malfist
8mo ago
I'm sorry, did you expect a smartphone app to not require a smartphone? Should we get mad at books for requiring you to know how to read? Should we get mad at stores for requiring you to use currency to pay?
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malfist
8mo ago
> Your attorney can push for whatever illegal thing they can think of, it doesn't mean you will get it. It is not illegal to include legal fees in damages.
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8mo ago
100%? I once published an app to help people track their budget. It didn't even request any permissions, not even internet. How is it bad? I wrote an app for a university to let researchers track bat sightings in caves and upload it to
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malfist
8mo ago
You can make that statement without subjecting people to slop. Edit: I realize that sounds harsh. Not trying to be. I appreciate you explaining your reasoning, I think it certainly falls under the "replies should be more interesting&qu
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malfist
8mo ago
Why should we care that you put something into chatgpt and regurgitated it here? How does that make the conversation more interesting
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malfist
8mo ago
Sometimes. Sometimes you get the Boeing buying McDonell Douglas
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malfist
8mo ago
It's not a human response, it's an AI
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malfist
8mo ago
In these AI hype cycles "works" is not a requirement for announcing AI did something successfully. The web browser from cursor didn't compile The c compiler from anthropic couldn't build stdio And now, the Next.JS clone
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malfist
8mo ago
Stray from the light long enough and they'll start calling blindness "market strategy"
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8mo ago
https://electrek.co/2025/12/31/elon-musk-claims-tesla-model-...
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malfist
8mo ago
Stripe link is a white label checkout page like what you're talking about. I believed all of shop pay also goes through stripe
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malfist
8mo ago
They can't do whatever they want, we live in a regulated economy for precisely this reason. Otherwise you get exactly what is happening here, a company using it's near monopoly power to raise prices on everyone to enrich a few
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malfist
8mo ago
That feels like it would be a pretty significant blunder for stripe. Paypal is everything that stripe isn't. Legacy, confusing, slow, expensive and hidebound.
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malfist
8mo ago
Hence the eMPG.
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malfist
8mo ago
Model Y is #8, not #1. Note this is specific to the US. If you include the entire world, it would be lower. https://www.kbb.com/best-cars/top-10-25-best-selling-cars-tr...
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malfist
8mo ago
Amazon employees can just use all the ...water... bottles they keep around their workstation to put out the fires.
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malfist
8mo ago
Sure, it's a dubious legal requirement at best. But you try telling people that on an earnings call and watch your valuation plummet because you took a long position and the market wanted a next quarter position. And even if you don&#x
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malfist
8mo ago
You let me know when VISA lets you colocate into their rack for processing payments with your built in a weekend vibe coded project.
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malfist
8mo ago
Do very many companies provide daily liquidity? Most of my time getting RSUs have had trading windows, once a quarter if you're lucky.
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malfist
8mo ago
According to wikipedia, Stripe had a revenue of 5.1B in 2024.
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8mo ago
That still doesn't make sense. I'm going to use another car, or borrow a car to drive to a carwash where my car I want to wash is and then....I guess leave it there? Or leave the car I came in? This isn't a viable out for ex
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malfist
8mo ago
How could the car already be at the car wash if you have the option to drive it there?
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malfist
8mo ago
Whataboutism isn't helpful, or relevant.
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