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by odo1242 4mo ago
It depends a lot on the hackathon/what the judges are looking for. A few are run by technical people who pick the coolest technical architectures, a few are run by casual users who pick the best looking result. The majority of the ones
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by odo1242 5mo ago
It sounds a lot like Discord Nitro
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by odo1242 5mo ago
Socialism is public ownership of the means of production. If there isn’t a way for regular people / “the proletariat” to influence the government, it’s not socialism because an autocratic government isn’t “the public”
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by odo1242 5mo ago
I don’t think Anubis proves the idea much though. I feel the main reason it’s worked is that AI companies haven’t yet tried to bypass it. And AI companies still scrape Anubis protected websites, it just forces them to not DDOS the website
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by odo1242 5mo ago
To be specific, it would be more of a hassle for human visitors than for the AI companies with infinite money and specialized browsers.
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by odo1242 5mo ago
There’s also Mattermost
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by odo1242 5mo ago
Yea this; it’s the same reason why mortgaging is cheaper than renting
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by odo1242 5mo ago
Honestly, a lot of devices that use cloud apps for things could be improved both for the customer and manufacturer by using a "STUN/TURN" style proxy for the cloud service rather than forcing all data to go through a cloud se
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by odo1242 5mo ago
https://www.honeygain.com/ for example (it’s really not that much money though)
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by odo1242 5mo ago
They removed it
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by odo1242 5mo ago
They disabled the right-click-and-select-open feature; you now have to go to Settings to run the app.
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by odo1242 5mo ago
Hmmmm, I suppose that makes sense
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by odo1242 6mo ago
To be fair, the trading feature is part of what enables the gambling system to work (i.e. selling weapon skins). Most game companies will explicitly try to not have a trading system on any items that are obtained by random chance because,
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by odo1242 6mo ago
You’re splitting hairs over a definition that isn’t relevant here (theft and copyright infringement are different things) to defend something that even you agree is bad.
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by odo1242 6mo ago
Oh ok
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by odo1242 6mo ago
What is BEAM? I get, like, physical beams when I try looking it up.
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by odo1242 6mo ago
https://zen-browser.app/ - it’s not exactly what you describe but it’s basically redesigned from the ground up for the same interaction model
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by odo1242 6mo ago
You might like Zen Browser
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by odo1242 6mo ago
I had one professor in college who made most of their money by forcing students to buy his book (it was an ebook so it couldn’t be resold, and also super expensive, and the class homework was all linked to from the book itself). The class w
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by odo1242 6mo ago
> It's more like a dog catching a car than it is a race. What does this mean? I didn't understand the analogy.
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by odo1242 6mo ago
Performance per dollar may be more important than performance per watt here, though
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by odo1242 6mo ago
It does in fact sound like LLM output
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by odo1242 6mo ago
They mentioned it was a temporary fix that they removed after finding and fixing the true root cause, though.
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by odo1242 6mo ago
Can you name a YouTube channel that experienced a drop in viewership, subscribers, any metric whatsoever, after a sponsorship read turned out to be a scam?
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by odo1242 7mo ago
People do it with Steam games, too.
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by odo1242 7mo ago
Do you have a suggestion for a Windows laptop that’s a better buy than the MacBook Neo? I kinda want a Windows laptop (for being able to run simple games, mostly) but not sure which one
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by odo1242 7mo ago
I mean, that's the point yes
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by odo1242 7mo ago
I mean, Gnome being in JavaScript makes it easier
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by odo1242 7mo ago
> If you have CapsLock set to change your keyboard language Yes
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by odo1242 7mo ago
Personally, I think they should at least drop the $25 fee if you publish outside of Play Store.

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