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by nvme0n1p1 1mo ago
It's amazing how people still fall for the marketing. Apple is an ad company, just like Google. Advertising and data collection is baked into their OS, store, and core apps. They're just trailing behind revenue-wise by a few years
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by nvme0n1p1 1mo ago
I'm using "abuse" as a general English word, not as jargon defined by a specific retailer. Most online shops ToS say "we can ban you at any time for any reason", so their lawyers' definition of the word wouldn&
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by nvme0n1p1 1mo ago
I'm aware of how ecommerce got started. The fact that some businesses did the math to estimate that only a small percentage of customers are assholes, doesn't mean they aren't assholes. With apologies to patio11, "The op
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by nvme0n1p1 1mo ago
> The behavior described in the immediately above comment (ordering multiples and returning ones you don't like) is not abuse. Oh yes it is. Buying something you know you don't plan to keep is abuse. If you ran a store, would y
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by nvme0n1p1 2mo ago
For all our sakes, I hope your career never takes you anywhere near an airport.
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by nvme0n1p1 2mo ago
Okay, but did you win the Putnam?
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by nvme0n1p1 2mo ago
I thought for sure the song was going to be this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14WE3A0PwVs
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by nvme0n1p1 2mo ago
If I had to explain a failure in production I would much rather say "due to availability of old hardware, we ran this on a different version of Windows/inside a VM/inside a Windows compatibility layer/Wine/ReactOS&q
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by nvme0n1p1 2mo ago
Tom 7 did something like this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y65FRxE7uMc > BoVeX gives us a controlled tradeoff between these two states. By changing how much it costs for the text to be semantically wrong, we have a d
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by nvme0n1p1 2mo ago
SegmentedList had a weird API, especially the way you control the list growth factor by the size of an inline array. And it hadn't kept up with stdlib norms in recent versions. I do hope it comes back eventually with an improved API. A
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by nvme0n1p1 2mo ago
Speak for yourself
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by nvme0n1p1 2mo ago
I'll be honest, you sound like someone's grandma who calls every game console a "Nintendo" and every game character "Mario". So what if the general public can't tell the difference between Samus and Mario?
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by nvme0n1p1 2mo ago
Um, why? Because they both have blocks? Is Microsoft the only company allowed to use cubes now? Even if they were similar, artistic style is not protected under copyright.
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by nvme0n1p1 2mo ago
Are you sure you linked the right page? This looks like a list of workarounds the Asahi team had to figure out.
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by nvme0n1p1 2mo ago
So in other words... it preinstalls a bunch of proprietary bloatware like an HP laptop or a Samsung phone? If you're running Linux and you need vscode you're obviously a developer. Is installing vscode really such a difficult task
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by nvme0n1p1 2mo ago
Brilliant! I'd like to invest $10M. Who should I make the check out to?
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by nvme0n1p1 2mo ago
This doesn't follow. The bounce message used to (effectively) say, > abc@icloud.com forwards to real@gmail.com If they switched the new domain and did nothing else, it would say: > abc@privaterelay.appleid.com forwards to real@gm
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by nvme0n1p1 2mo ago
What is Shipyard anyway? I see from their site: > We are the core maintainers of IPFS, libp2p, and other foundational open-source web3 primitives. So they just stopped funding every project mentioned on their site? What's left?
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by nvme0n1p1 2mo ago
Since the watermarker runs locally, you could also do the reverse: generate some porn with a different open model, then run that code to tag it as "Content watermarked by Microsoft Responsible AI"
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by nvme0n1p1 2mo ago
No judge has ever sanctioned a lawyer because their spell checker wrote a whole hallucinated document for them. So spell checkers are fine. Any other questions?
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by nvme0n1p1 2mo ago
No, you use openrouter and spend 10% as much as using a proprietary model.
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by nvme0n1p1 2mo ago
You don't think reading lips helps you understand people?
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by nvme0n1p1 2mo ago
If I got a mountain of AI slop in my inbox I wouldn't reply either. I bet the reason it works by word-of-mouth is to prevent exactly what you're doing.
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by nvme0n1p1 2mo ago
If that were true, wouldn't you expect 50 year olds (who have mostly learned how to navigate life) to need little or no sleep? Seniors sleep only a little less than young adults, still 6-8 hours a night.
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by nvme0n1p1 2mo ago
Ladybird may be the future, but for us non-time-travelers, Firefox is currently the best option.
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by nvme0n1p1 2mo ago
Or a static HTML file served by (GitHub|Codeberg|Cloudflare|Vercel|Netlify) Pages, and run the formatting logic client-side.
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by nvme0n1p1 2mo ago
What kind of urgent dependency updates could happen at 2am for a json formatter anyway?
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by nvme0n1p1 2mo ago
You got me there. I assumed they were different because the damages were different in all 3 links. In my defense though, they didn't pay, so the court upped the amount. It's still not their "first time". Here, I found th
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by nvme0n1p1 2mo ago
> Being punitive the first time is unwise I'm not so sure this is the first time. 100th, maybe. Hmm, idk why the downvotes. Maybe from people who don't know how to use google? Took me 5 seconds to find several more from this ye
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by nvme0n1p1 2mo ago
That order of magnitude could be the difference between "the users wants me to open the notes app, let's open it" and "I've scanned all your notes before you could blink and found what you're looking for".

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