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by nusl 3y ago
The model of offloading cost and responsibility to “contractors” seems to be increasingly common for companies trying to offer services they can’t sustain themselves. Usually, the “contractors” are paid badly, treated worse, and disposed of
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by nusl 3y ago
Beyond broken and unsuitable for public release. Take it down and fix it.
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by nusl 3y ago
My personal experience as a reader is that PH has turned into a garbage dump of anyone and everyone posting whatever project they have to make a quick buck. The quality of submissions is overall atrocious and predatory. It used to be worth
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by nusl 3y ago
I’ve had ADHD my entire life, too, and never tried medication until my early 30s. After being unmedicated for so long and learning to adapt with it as a superpower as you say, I found meds to mostly be ineffective. They do remove the random
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by nusl 3y ago
This article is written terribly with a headline to get angry clicks. Tesla may be bad, I dunno, but an article like this isn’t helping the author
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by nusl 3y ago
Agreed. Pretty much defeats the spirit of a Hackathon and corrupts it into real-life clickbait.
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by nusl 3y ago
No, it's just SEO gaming
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by nusl 3y ago
Par for the course, maybe, but definitely not “not so bad.” This sort of thing really messes with a person. If this doesn’t sound that bad to you, I genuinely pity you for having to deal with what you consider to be worse, because being shu
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by nusl 3y ago
They’ve opened invites from existing users
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by nusl 3y ago
I’ve been using Beeper as my main chat client for multiple years and haven’t had any issues with account blocks or bans on any of their supported platforms. I have Discord, Signal, WhatsApp, iMessage, and LinkedIn connected. There are techn
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by nusl 3y ago
I use Kagi too. I guess it's a different kind of personal because Google will always angle it in a way that they can collect the most info about you to be used to sell more ads, while Kagi doesn't.
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by nusl 3y ago
All right. The clickbait is pretty prevalent
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by nusl 3y ago
Perhaps. A quick browse across the front page was filled with articles trying to provoke negative or outraged emotions, much like bad clickbait does. I generally associate this with lower quality reporting.
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by nusl 3y ago
Am I the only one that gets really weird vibes from this website and the news it posts? Feels like the UK's Sun, but not as bad.
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by nusl 3y ago
They’re personal to the extent that they track you and try to predict what you want so that they can make more money off of you, but giving you the active ability to select and follow content is different.
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by nusl 3y ago
I like that Google is adding new things to try to make their search more personal, though these changes seem mostly superficial and I am unsure many will use them. I certainly don’t and won’t install the Google app on my phone to follow thi
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by nusl 3y ago
Can’t say I have much issue naming code things but ask me to name a video game character or a server and I’m stuck for ages.
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by nusl 3y ago
Pretty high chance their files are all encrypted, and backup files are probably encrypted too if it’s taken this long. Either that or their backup recovery process was never properly tested and has failed catastrophically. My money is on th
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by nusl 3y ago
We should form a support group of veteran JS devs to assist AI/ML devs cope with the pace of learning. They have a lot of experience with things changing often.
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by nusl 3y ago
I suspect that the SEO scam-industry will hit a wall on how far they can push their top-10 lists and advertising will no longer be worth it. Google search results are pretty bad now anyway, since you'll only ever find the sites that ga
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by nusl 3y ago
What pisses me off about this is that people are such drones for The Google via GMail (mostly) that they don't question this since it works for them. Nevermind that Google is a user-hostile megacorp that will screw them as soon as it m
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by nusl 3y ago
A common thing where I live is for local companies to buy streaming rights for Netflix-created media, and then we can't watch Netflix-created media on Netflix because local-company bought streaming/playback rights. Netflix doesn&#
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by nusl 3y ago
The further time goes on toward segmented streaming platforms and DRM bullshit, the deeper my piracy hedge grows. Eventually there will be a streaming service aggregation service a la Cable channels and we're back at square 1. Add to t
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by nusl 3y ago
These tools are dubious at best. Don’t trust it.
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by nusl 3y ago
Facebook does not and will not care about anything or anyone under any circumstance unless it has a viable negative impact on their zuck bucks. This being via fines in law, lawsuits, or other. You’re SOL. Facebook doesn’t give a fuck about
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by nusl 3y ago
- It Takes Two, though it has love themes but is fairly innocent - Lego Batman or other Lego games - Minecraft? - Slime Rancher
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by nusl 3y ago
It’s based on Llama, which is trained with more than just code. Therefore, it knows more stuff. Either way, it would also read comments and other things and learn some English, perhaps.
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by nusl 3y ago
Why did you wait so long for Docker to do the thing when there are other, better container tools on Mac? Docker Desktop is an abomination.
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by nusl 3y ago
Can’t say I’ve had many issues with Fastmail search at all. Google is known for search so they would naturally prevail for some searches, but Fastmail does just fine.
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by nusl 3y ago
You are conveniently ignoring the comment mentioning your bad E2E implementation and commenting on other comments. Why?

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