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by palata 3mo ago
I mean at this point they may as well have a deal to let the mafia steal cars in the parking lot and share the benefits...
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by palata 3mo ago
Isn't that law exactly trying to avoid that kind of waste?
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by palata 3mo ago
Hmm... say you estimate that you will sell 1000 items of "normal size", you stock 1000 items, and hope that you sell all of them. You end up selling 900, you have a remaining 10%. No say you estimate that you will sell 10 items of
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by palata 3mo ago
Sometimes? It happened more and more and when every second question was like this, I left. I wasn't going to fight against moderators forever. That was before AI.
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by palata 3mo ago
Happened to me as well. People would close it as duplicate when it clearly was different, they just did not understand the question themselves.
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by palata 3mo ago
I personally left SO because I felt moderation had become toxic, and that was before AI. And I was relatively active, like in the top 5%.
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by palata 3mo ago
This. I left SO before AI because moderators were terrible.
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by palata 3mo ago
> Then they started literally falling out of the sky. Yep, something must have gone horribly wrong with QA.
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by palata 3mo ago
You can downvote me as much as you want, but that's a genuine question: there are more species on Earth than any of us know. Before hoping to find new animals on new planets, why not caring about what's on ours?
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by palata 3mo ago
> This is only true if you are using apps that require no communication with a server End-to-end encryption is all about going through an untrusted server. You don't need end-to-end encryption otherwise. > Otherwise it's con
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by palata 3mo ago
> This is pretty funny distinction to make Is it? Wikipedia says: "A web application (or web app) is application software that is created with web technologies and runs via a web browser." > It's hardly a surprise you f
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by palata 3mo ago
> You have no rights whatsoever to question what a person is willing to put into an open source project. You are being manipulative. In your sentence, "to question" means "to challenge, dispute, or express doubt about&quot
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by palata 3mo ago
So that we still have animal to kill in our lifetime, after the ones on Earth are all extinct?
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by palata 3mo ago
> Many people use phones with years of missing security patches Right, yeah that's actually a good reason to use GrapheneOS. > It doesn't specifically need to be a GrapheneOS device, but it's a good choice in general an
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by palata 3mo ago
Yeah that's telling you that you are using custom signing keys (the ones of GrapheneOS, which should be compared once with those published on GrapheneOS' website). Stock Android runs the tamper detection just the same; they just d
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by palata 3mo ago
> hidden profiles (up to 32 separate profiles) I am a happy user of GrapheneOS, I don't know about "hidden" profiles. I am not sure what they are talking about. > App isolation That's an Android thing, not specific
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by palata 3mo ago
> I may very well be assuming things about G-OS that it doesn't yet have (or may never have). No offence but... next time maybe make it clear that you are just assuming and don't have any experience with the thing you are descr
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by palata 3mo ago
I don't think it was the point of the parent. Sure it's easy to install, but the point is that if an abuser can somehow control your phone and install that kind of app, then they probably won't let you remove it. I am a (very
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by palata 3mo ago
Happy GrapheneOS user here as well, but... I am having a hard time believing your first link, which says: > In Anna’s case, stalkerware was disguised as a picture message, sent to her by the man she was dating (let’s call him David), jus
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by palata 3mo ago
I think everyone is different, but for me bookmarks don't work (I just don't do it) and history rarely works (too much noise there). Really, most of the time I can just close the tabs, and I will "re-discover" them when
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by palata 3mo ago
1. If you do it like this, then I count it as a mobile app, not a webapp. A webapp loads in the browser. We're not debating programming language here, if you run Rust in your browser via WASM it's still loading in the browser. 2.
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by palata 3mo ago
> It would be good, IMO, if people could come together and build out an open mobile platform not subject to SV hegemony It would, but I would argue that it wouldn't solve Briar's problem here. The problem on Android is not that
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by palata 3mo ago
On the contrary, I think those are fundamental problems that cannot be solved by LLMs.
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by palata 3mo ago
I don't get why you're being downvoted for that. It's a fair question. In my opinion, the answer is that it's just a lot more complicated than it may sound. Using an AI may make them more productive, sure, but it will st
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by palata 3mo ago
> It seems that you still haven't realized the gigantic hole in your arguments > educate yourself before posting meaningless texts Sorry, but you are being a jerk. They just ask why someone putting so much effort into a project w
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by palata 3mo ago
I understand your point, but I am not sure how relevant it is to use bad practice as a criticism of the technology itself. Like I can write a modern C++ program that will be orders of magnitudes slower than an interpreted Java program from
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by palata 3mo ago
Oh right, governments leaking to those companies by using AI. Sure, that's also a concern.
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by palata 3mo ago
You may start by elaborating on why everything I said is incorrect. I can't really engage on "it's wrong, trust me bro". > Are you a coder and do you know how native and webapps work? I am, and I do. I am thinking tha
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by palata 3mo ago
For those suffering from the heatwaves: enjoy the cold, next year will be warmer.
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by palata 3mo ago
I came here to say that a significant number of developers want apps, too. Including me. For many reasons including performance. But the one I want to mention here is security, because it systematically gets missed by web people: End-to-e

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