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by ncr100 4mo ago
Book style, yeah that's the best aspect ratio vs portrait sized foldable. Wider is better for video without rotation need
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by ncr100 4mo ago
Some weird OS experiences with my Fold recently.. the bottom of the home screen shortcut bar is appearing over apps, unexpectedly. Namely Monarch Money
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by ncr100 4mo ago
I use my foldable as a phone until I want to see things bigger. Pretty straight forward to make it bigger, with a foldable.
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by ncr100 4mo ago
My Reality, not my idealism, with the '23 Pixel Fold: It makes the screen bigger, which is great for photograph viewing at a further distance from the device, and generally larger amounts of text on screen, at the cost of a 30% heavier
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by ncr100 4mo ago
"Trust" is an abused term, nowadays. Human trust differs from mathematical trust. And branding / marketing abuses the ambiguity. There is no shame in a "likely to hallucinate" model that can be instantiated 1,000 ti
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by ncr100 4mo ago
The question is for you to answer, first. Gotta do that work. (My answer will differ from yours.) Then, predictably, finding the collection of supporting details + vetting the content in question. This is an issue we, technology-folk, ought
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by ncr100 4mo ago
I disagree. "Money" has many meanings, absolute and relative. Receiving "market" compensation trumps real-world expenses, since the market for one's labor is a different market than the real-world expenses.
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by ncr100 4mo ago
More power to ya!
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by ncr100 5mo ago
Lololol.
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by ncr100 5mo ago
Anecdotes, observation, and a wish: Locally here in Seattle Greenwood neighborhood, there is a performing arts theater. Acting and such. On the roof of the building lives the air conditioners. People got up there destroyed the air condition
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by ncr100 5mo ago
lol
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by ncr100 5mo ago
"Marge, there's the truth..." (frowns and shakes head negatively) "...and there's THE TRUTH!" (smiles brightly and nods enthusiastically) -Lionel Hutz, Simpsons, Season 9 - "Realty Bites"
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by ncr100 5mo ago
"The best kind of correct." -No. 1.0, How Hermes Got his Groove Back, Futurama
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by ncr100 5mo ago
As a programmer, I 100% support this. I have the knowledge to compellingly argue, to legislators who do not have the knowledge, all these points.
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by ncr100 5mo ago
Yep, everyone from children to all the people attending Democratic rallies, identities and social network profiles siphoned up just by Meta smart glasses.
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by ncr100 5mo ago
Your last point is making me laugh, sardonically.
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by ncr100 5mo ago
Yep, there's a anime called I think it's the Eden of the East, which explores this as a key motivating technology in the story.
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by ncr100 5mo ago
Capturing the faces of every small child at a playground, by a creeper who's just standing outside the fence, looking onto the inside... Imagine that, this weekend. Brought to you by Meta Smart Glasses
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by ncr100 5mo ago
Amazingly valuable insight. It also suggests a certain amount of self-policing by Facebook, which leads to obvious failure cases: Since Mark Zuckerberg attended Trump's most recent inauguration celebration and NOT non-billionaire avera
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by ncr100 5mo ago
Knowledge is power, I believe? And Leadership is likely to be involved in saying what is "true" and what is "false", which are key elements of knowledge to be clear, in order to manage the strength of their own power.
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by ncr100 5mo ago
Facebook.com, the OG first version, was access limited to certain higher education institutions. Like you couldn't get an account at Facebook in 2005 unless you were were a ... I don't remember ... Harvard student? Regarding nepot
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by ncr100 5mo ago
No, you must have signage posted that you are actively video recording. That's my understanding.
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by ncr100 5mo ago
This is a good start, for thinking about evolving privacy policies in a governmental sense.
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by ncr100 5mo ago
Palantir already aggregates tech -- in my understanding this is their business. So I assume that idea is here now.
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by ncr100 5mo ago
Yes, our rights are being narrowed, and billionaires including Meta executives are collaborating with the increasingly authoritarian US government's executive, in my understanding. I recently read in a couple of articles and saw a vide
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by ncr100 5mo ago
I have read in a couple of recent news articles that ICE has been building a database of faces of people whom they consider relevant to their now infamous manhunts. I wonder how hard it would be for this researcher to add scaffolding that w
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by ncr100 5mo ago
OT did GitHub change their default fonts? This MD file shows up "differently" than I am used to, today.
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by ncr100 5mo ago
1 day and 26% of usage? wildly inflated!
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by ncr100 5mo ago
IMO it is the management that made the decision - the people in charge are the interesting "never partner with" people, again IMO.
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by ncr100 5mo ago
In-line with their products - walking the talk!

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