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   by motoxpro 3y ago

   What should I be using shell history for? I've never wanted to go back in my history but obviously people are getting a lot of value from it.
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   by motoxpro 3y ago

   The more interesting question is, from a business pov, is there any other way? If it were profitable to continue creating that good company, people would do it because there is a return to be made. If "leave before things start going d
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   by motoxpro 3y ago

   I think that's pretty much all SaaS; well-oiled Excel-as-a-Service
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   by motoxpro 3y ago

   I think the point is that most people in prison didn't kill someone and most people come out. We would never choose for them to "just not come out" so the question is "How do you want them to act when they come out?&quot
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   by motoxpro 3y ago

   Was thinking the same thing
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   by motoxpro 3y ago

   I think we saw the obvious conclusion to the idea of "finacializing an audience" in 2021-2022. There were SO many of these. Founders realized that the market for creators who want to do this != 100% of creators (i.e. mrbeast, Nick
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   by motoxpro 3y ago

   Totally, As the sibling said, it is the same using Google. I am not sure, why anyone would want a programming package to accomplish a task that could be done in < 10 seconds. But again, I guess that's why search is so hard is becaus
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   by motoxpro 3y ago

   The same reason they wouldn't go one step further than that and say more time with my family.
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   by motoxpro 3y ago

   Sounds like you should start a company :)
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    by motoxpro 3y ago

    This makes so much sense why people think search results are bad. Great results for "Download youtube videos" is "Ideally, the top hit would be yt-dlp or a thin, graphical, wrapper around yt-dlp" Just give me a website w
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    by motoxpro 3y ago

    I feel like I responded to all of these arguments in my original comment but: 1. The TV station paid for the cartoons and monetized them through advertising 2. As I said, your friend paid for the DVD, The library paid for the comic, etc. SO
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    by motoxpro 3y ago

    As sibling says, video highlights exactly this feature.
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    by motoxpro 3y ago

    Of course not because you PAID to see it in the first place. Or you watched it with someone who paid. Or you saw it on a website that was free and THEY paid for it. If you never saw it, you would have no idea what it looked like. You had to
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    by motoxpro 3y ago

    I had to realize that for people like this the "Right Way" is the hobby, not the Discord bot.
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    by motoxpro 3y ago

    I always think this is an intersting piece of human behavior. Either having to be perfectly "good" or not do anything at all. People do 0% instead of doing 5% because intellectually they understand what 100% looks like
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    by motoxpro 3y ago

    In 2022, reported consumer losses to fraud totaled $8.8 billion — a 30 percent increase from 2021, according to the most recent data from the Federal Trade Commission. The biggest losses were to investment scams, including cryptocurrency sc
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    by motoxpro 3y ago

    I mean I know you're joking but yes, it would be able to do that.
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    by motoxpro 3y ago

    The more I read into this story the more I can't help but to be a conspiracy theorist and say that it feels like the boards intent was to kill the company. No explanation beyond "he tried to give two people the same project the &q
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    by motoxpro 3y ago

    I was thinking the same thing. This whole thing is surprising and then I look at Quora and think "Eh, makes sense that the CEO is completely incompetent and money hungry" Even as I type that, when people talk about the board being
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    by motoxpro 3y ago

    wasnt over saftey though
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    by motoxpro 3y ago

    This non-profit structure means that 4 people can decide to do whatever they want, with no consequences, putting 100s of jobs in danger, 1000s of companies futures on the line and disrupting millions of people who rely on the service. Becau
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    by motoxpro 3y ago

    Here is another article without the paywall https://www.artnews.com/art-news/news/tech-accelerator-for-a...
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    by motoxpro 3y ago

    Millions of people edit videos on tiktok and IG. It's the biggest video editing software in the world
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    by motoxpro 3y ago

    Interesting seeing so many people here not seeming to understand this was a response to EU regulation rather than a "good business move" by Meta. i.e. EU making it harder and harder to show ads, not being able to personalize, etc.
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    by motoxpro 3y ago

    Not sure if I understand you correctly, but the article talked about the friction created by scrolling and "Ctrl+F"ing. Cookie consent, 18+ (I assume you're talking about Reddit), etc are all laws, which I think you would hav
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    by motoxpro 3y ago

    Just write your JS first and then type it afterward. Best of both.
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    by motoxpro 3y ago

    Contrary opinion apparently, but I almost NEVER nned to resize windows OR use the title bar. I'm glad I have the extra real estate to do things that I do most frequently. If I need to switch window, I am on a mac so I can easily just u
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    by motoxpro 3y ago

    Ironically, in the age of the internet it has brought things like access to the entire planets information for free, connection with everyone in the world for free, almost free same day shipping, etc. Not saying there aren't trade offs
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    by motoxpro 3y ago

    Didn't you know? It's only one DB ENV variable and you're swapped over from GCP to AWS. /s
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    by motoxpro 3y ago

    Agree wholeheartedly. I am glad we are finally getting away from highlighting founders so much.