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841.
by nottorp 8mo ago
Next logical step is to compile the CSS to webassembly, of course!
842.
by nottorp 8mo ago
It looks better than the usual solo founder saas that has 2 words per screen and infinitely scrolls to be honest.
843.
by nottorp 8mo ago
How about we accept age verification but every parliamentary type that voted in favor goes to jail for just one year for each data breach? Practically that means all of them will be imprisoned for life, of course.
844.
by nottorp 8mo ago
Seriously. Different. Eh.
845.
by nottorp 8mo ago
... but will they be able to compete with religions that have embraced AI, or will they be hopelessly left behind?
846.
by nottorp 8mo ago
Not all, but blocking ads makes sites load 10x faster.
847.
by nottorp 8mo ago
Maybe they should have branded it differently …
848.
by nottorp 8mo ago
Well it's not like I buy many physical goods from US companies (and amazon US is fine, even handles customs for me). Keeping my subscriptions to Asimov's and Ars Technica is becoming a pain though because ... Stripe I guess. Ars s
849.
by nottorp 8mo ago
Yep, I clicked verify experimentally and all they wanted was my work email and a code they sent to it. Of course, that works probably because my work has a linkedin account so they know what the official domain is for it. I guess they'
850.
by nottorp 8mo ago
And is it better with bad cooling?
851.
by nottorp 8mo ago
Hey can they ask their coding agents to support 3D secure, so I can pay with EU emitted credit cards on the few US sites I'm interested in?
852.
by nottorp 8mo ago
Well, hope no one tries to deploy overlocked Raspberry Pi hardware in production... especially for kiosk style applications where they're in a metal box in the sun. They're unstable enough at stock if taken outside an air conditio
853.
by nottorp 8mo ago
Yes, and some of them can't even be turned off or made to ignore your variable names and acronyms...
854.
by nottorp 8mo ago
... but think how much "engagement" a "security expert" would get out of this!
855.
by nottorp 8mo ago
But - from the people you actually want to get to contribute - emails come with an expectation of a well thought out text. IMs ... less so. I've been working across time zones via IM and email since ... ICQ. I'm probably biased by
856.
by nottorp 8mo ago
But how is that different from your usual SaaS using 3 kinds of intrusive analytics packages at the same time?
857.
by nottorp 8mo ago
It's been a while since I browsed anything without an ad blocker. Do you still get ads for the exact thing you just bought for a week after buying it? :)
858.
by nottorp 8mo ago
It's efficient ... for amazon ... because most people won't bother.
859.
by nottorp 8mo ago
If you work in a team, email is limited to the people you cc: while a convo in a slack channel can have people you didn't think of jump in* with information. See the other point in the article about discouraging one on one private mess
860.
by nottorp 8mo ago
I don't understand. Shouldn't we just task the "AI" agents to improve themselves? What's that about years of experience? That's obsolete thinking!
861.
by nottorp 8mo ago
It's probably the same people who were proselitysing blockchain and now are proselytising "AI"?
862.
by nottorp 8mo ago
> I always found it insane that so many years later, every iPhone on Earth was running software written in a language released in the 80s. The constantly moving target fetish coming from the javascript camp may be misguided, you know...
863.
by nottorp 8mo ago
That is, until you try to use windows 11. And it gives you bing results instead of the option in control panel you want, even though you spelled it exactly.
864.
by nottorp 8mo ago
No, it only breaks the eye candy extensions. There's a whole community that plays on private servers and uses extensions for stuff like access control, new game mechanics (which doesn't mean new shaders but new behaviors in game)
865.
by nottorp 8mo ago
Oh? They've grown up. I haven't used it in a million years...
866.
by nottorp 8mo ago
Well teamspeak is voice chat only, so I don't see how it's a rival for gaming communities that do ongoing text chats and voice only for group play...
867.
by nottorp 8mo ago
I get a cloudflare message that I'm blocked. Doesn't ask for anything.
868.
by nottorp 8mo ago
> How does HN remain the coolest place to talk about the coolest tech? Maybe if people did Show HN for projects that are useful for something? Or at least fun? There's a disease on HN related with the latest fad: - (now) "AI&qu
869.
by nottorp 8mo ago
Old school :) Maybe the comments form in the forum could use https. Nothing else that I can see really needs it.
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by nottorp 8mo ago
> I haven't used Google or Kagi in almost a year now. So you have the resources to index the whole www on your own?

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