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Judge: Anthropic's $1.5B settlement is being shoved "down the throat of authors"
(arstechnica.com)
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pier25
1y ago
It's more than that. You need to log in, manually, into a new domain you've never used your password before.
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pier25
1y ago
Yes this is the fundamental problem. It started with browsers giving you basically nothing. Someone had to invent jQuery 20 years ago for sensible DOM manipulation. Somehow this ethos permeated into Node which also basically gives you nothi
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pier25
1y ago
For those not aware of the magnitude of this... One of the dependencies affected was chalk with 300M weekly downloads.
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NPM Author Qix Compromised via Phishing Email
(socket.dev)
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pier25
1y ago
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pier25
1y ago
You can hide/disable all Copilot features in VSCode.
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pier25
1y ago
Only 500,000 copyrighted works? I was under the impression they had downloaded millions of books.
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pier25
1y ago
So Google has to appeal they're an illegal monopoly but the judge still thinks it's ok for them to keep Chrome?
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pier25
1y ago
In case people don't know who the author is... Dominic is the original author of Inferno, was part of the React team, and also was a major contributor to Svelte 5 (the runes thing).
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pier25
1y ago
Android has like 70-80% global market share.
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pier25
1y ago
Are you considering that the video needs to be stored for potentially decades? Also shorts seem to be increasing exponentially... but Youtube viewership is not. So compute wouldn't need to increase as fast as storage. I obviously don&#
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pier25
1y ago
Do you know that for a fact? Maybe Google has done the math and realized it's cheaper to upscale in realtime than store videos at high resolution forever. Wouldn't surprise me considering the number of shorts is probably growing e
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1y ago
Probably to reduce storage costs
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pier25
1y ago
It may be hard but my point is that it's high impact. I can cause pain on knees, etc.
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pier25
1y ago
It's probably just me but I've had the opposite effect. When exercising I typically can focus less and I'm less productive. My most productive days are when I just start working on my computer after tea/coffee in the mor
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1y ago
Running is not a good sport for most people because of its high impact.
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pier25
1y ago
> but not so culturally accessible What does that mean?
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pier25
1y ago
In Mexico I've only ever seen tennis courts in hotels and private clubs. It's probably a cultural thing though. The majority of people here are more interested in football (soccer).
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pier25
1y ago
You can set css variables in the style attribute.
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pier25
1y ago
How is attr() better than using a css variable?
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pier25
1y ago
If this is true it seems like a terrible idea. And even worse that it can't be disabled. Does this happen with all iOS keyboards?
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pier25
1y ago
I attended French school (I'm not French) and up until high school I was forced to use fountain pens too.
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pier25
1y ago
On Android I rarely had typos (and never used autocorrect) but on iOS I make constant mistakes. And I mean constant. It's rare when I type a word without a typo.
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pier25
1y ago
I've been using Android for years but for reasons recently switched to an iPhone. I gotta say Android is superior in a number of things like call and SMS spam. Also typing on iOS is a frustrating experience. I type "Im" and t
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pier25
1y ago
> Glasswork, the team learned, swallowed up half the cost of building a cathedral. Oh wow I would have never guessed that.
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1y ago
It has bad support for anything that isn’t html.
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1y ago
> Right now VC FOMO is the only thing stopping all that from blowing up That was probably 2-3 years ago. I'd be surprised if VCs hadn't already figured out they're in a bubble. They're probably playing a game of chi
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1y ago
You don't think depending on dozens or even hundreds of NPM packages with a single maintainer is an issue? Just as an example, Express depends on 25 modules with a single maintainer. https://npmgraph.js.org/?q=express
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1y ago
Maybe. Doesn't change the fact that the problem is there.
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1y ago
> What are you missing? Everything else needed to make a backend app. At the very least, Node should provide fundamental pieces like database drivers. Currently the best PG driver[1] depends on a single guy. Bun already provides its ow
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