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poemxo
10mo ago
Really cool article, I liked these details that weren't exactly related to the thesis: - the mysterious disappearance of Exo - Jeff wants something like SMB Direct but for the Mac. Wait what? SMB Direct is a thing, wha?? I always thoug
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poemxo
10mo ago
Your need to quip about the article's presentation instead of its meaning is a thin desire.
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poemxo
11mo ago
I'm not in web anymore but, to me, it seemed easier to visualize richly linked data in Angular than having a Django template render it. Once you have the mindset of making your website into an app, you are tempted to move navigation to
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poemxo
11mo ago
Will this impact B2B or just dramatically increase cost to business customers? Some industries require US-based supply chains, in my organization all our RAM and SSDs are Micron.
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11mo ago
The primary reason I have switched is that creative writing has plummeted on ChatGPT. It is overly eager to censor output that isn't adult but might vaguely be adult if taken incorrectly. This severely limits creative freedom. On the o
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poemxo
11mo ago
I would be surprised if bad customer experience handling were the reason OpenAI loses to Google. It's not like Google is known for their customer experience.
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poemxo
11mo ago
I trust TSMC more than Intel, and I can't help but wonder if this is related https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46045236
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11mo ago
> I told my friend about an erotic encounter I’d just experienced and very much delighted in, in which I had my hair brushed at the same time by two very beautiful women at the hair salon — one was teaching the other how to do it a cert
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poemxo
11mo ago
Unless they stop making DDR5 and come out with DDR6, I think prices should return to normal next year.
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11mo ago
Most people don't have nuclear bombs.
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11mo ago
This is a threat model that needs to be discussed more. When you share personal information in a way linked to your identity, you should be aware that that link will exist forever. Can you trust custodians of your data forever?
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11mo ago
4chan would be looking in the wrong direction since it has nothing for kids. Other games and game-like experiences are probably just as bad as Roblox and just haven't been brought out into the light. I personally remember Gaia Online b
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11mo ago
For most services it's safer to host from behind Cloudflare, and Cloudflare is considered more highly available than a single IaaS or PaaS, at least in my headcanon.
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11mo ago
It's amazing to see Google take the lead while OpenAI worsens their product every release.
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poemxo
11mo ago
For the wage suppression thing, Google pays their engineers better than say Amazon or Microsoft.
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poemxo
1y ago
Why does he wear the mask?
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1y ago
Part of me wonders how much of that 1.5B is the value of all those chat logs.
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1y ago
I usually agree with Apple but I don't agree with this. Rosetta 28 is basically magic, why would they take away one of their own strongest features? If they want big name apps to compile to Apple Silicon, why can't they exert pres
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1y ago
Does this potentially mean that RHEL will include more gems in their supported repos? It would be nice to script in Ruby instead of having to do everything in Python. Ruby is maybe my favorite language simply because of how it flows from le
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1y ago
As someone with apparent social anxiety, I don't really care about being disliked either. Being left alone is the overriding priority by far, it is not an aversion to being disliked, although being disliked is not the best since it
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1y ago
I'm a customer and the first I'm hearing about this is from HN.
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1y ago
I got the same feeling. If anything a nation state would want to operate under the guise of a "normal criminal."
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1y ago
I don't get how this is a snag, it's right there in the log.
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1y ago
Why should I worry about anti-competitive practice when every third party app is literal spyware mining the everliving crap out of any data source they can get their hands on? We are in a dark age where all apps are borderline malware. Is i
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1y ago
I don't appreciate reading anecdata in response to cited findings. It cheapens the discussion. Now everyone is going to spend time writing knee-jerk responses to you. At least the parent commenter had the grace to reply with another so
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1y ago
Is it clear to users that their system is monitored and that they have consented to screengrabbing? Unless those screenshots were merely simulated from the Chrome history.
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1y ago
I am just explaining why it has that reputation.
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1y ago
Starting up a Java program takes much longer than it should and that affects perception.
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1y ago
I wonder when people in the west will start flocking to Telegram groups (or equivalent) to get the real information the way they do elsewhere.
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1y ago
Even people you think you trust might cheat.
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