pepsi-not-coke

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   by pepsi-not-coke 2y ago

   No, that does not solve the problem of the Google monopoly. Not a fixed set contained within one browser engine, but the browser engine itself, like Webkit vs some other engine vs some specialized engines. If your engine-host browser does n
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   by pepsi-not-coke 2y ago

   great, now let's cure type 2, which gets much less attention
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   by pepsi-not-coke 2y ago

   I proposed a similar idea (before WASM was a thing) in 2015 on the W3 TAG mailing list, where I simply said why can't the site owners tell the user's browser what browser engine, including specialized ones, should be loaded to ren
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   by pepsi-not-coke 2y ago

   I love it. AWS EFS costs too much. The open source solutions are clunky. I'm hoping DS applied their ingenuity to this one, too. Can't wait to trial it.
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   by pepsi-not-coke 2y ago

   in my experience, o3-mini-high while still unpredictable as it modifies and ignores parts of my code when I specifically tell it not to do so (e.g. "don't touch anything else!") is the best AI coding tool out there, far bette