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puelocesar
5d ago
I wonder the battery impact of discovering BT all the time..
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puelocesar
7d ago
Ok, I’ll test that, but I think we are using the safe areas correctly
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puelocesar
8d ago
I always said that AI could cause human extinction not by being too smart, but by doing dumb things because some stupid human overestimated its capabilities and used it where it should not.
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8d ago
I’m not sure about this, we already support resizing on our app for a while now because of our iPad/mac catalyst version, so I fail to see how different it would be on the Duo. I assume other apps will have have the same, since our tea
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puelocesar
8d ago
The article itself answers the second question. That Aaron Swartz guy was prosecuted so hard for downloading some academic papers, he killed himself. Meanwhile, AI companies are free to steal literally any content they want and nothing will
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8d ago
Ah, this remembers me when I was also young and naive. Good times when we thought the internet would be great for democracy because knowledge would be easily available for everyone. Fast forward to 2026 and even the leader of terrible commu
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puelocesar
27d ago
Therefore it’s only fair that some kind of disclaimer is shown somewhere
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27d ago
> you have to use it at work unless you want to go out the door Why people are so compelled to gospel about their saviors to others? Why tech became a cult?
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27d ago
So basically you created a Slop Maker.. I mean, you do you I guess..
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1mo ago
That $20 price is heavily subsidized to addict people like you. Their plan is that once people are addicted to it, they can just increase prices. Which now won't be possible because we have chinese open models to use instead. I'm
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1mo ago
And those same American companies want the US government to intervene in other countries to try to kill their local alternatives
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1mo ago
I mean, that’s exactly what “effective altruism” is about? Getting filthy rich and powerful no matter the methods and then the vague promise of doing something good?
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1mo ago
I almost completely stopped drinking because it hurts my surfing performance, and surfing so so much nicer then drinking, so it was a good trade off. But I’m curious nonetheless, can you give some examples of those risks? I keep seeing peop
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1mo ago
But I don’t think you get obesity just by eating sugar, you get diabetes. Obesity depends on other factors and eating habits doesn’t it?
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1mo ago
At first I honestly didn't know if you were being ironic or not. Now I'm still unsure, but I'm pending towards believing you are. Now, even if you are just joking around, this makes me wonder about how fucked up we are, if we
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1mo ago
Be careful, I’ve been using AI to translate my Swift code to Kotlin and sometimes it makes some mistakes that are invisible to you, because the languages are so similar, but it will bite you in the ass eventually, because there are subtle c
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1mo ago
I was forced to migrate from pure native development to React Native and Redux is one of the stupidest things I ever witnessed. Or at least the way the previous devs setup that thing, because it’s so easy to make costly mistakes with it. I
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2mo ago
I think those people use drugs
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2mo ago
220M is the whole country, which is much bigger than the Amazon. Nowadays it's estimated the Amazon has around 46.9 million people. Much more than 3M, but still much less than your 220M
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2mo ago
"When Sony announced that they were discontinuing physical discs for PlayStation, I was less outraged than many. The reason I felt this way wasn't because I loved what Sony was doing. I think it came from an understanding that phy
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2mo ago
Unless you plan in start being his loved one, I don't see how much this improves things.
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2mo ago
Major social chaos, economic meltdown and extreme crackdown on dissent by ultra facist government powered by palantir surveillance.
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2mo ago
That really doesn’t make any sense. Do you really think Apple will ban steam on macOS overnight?
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2mo ago
Probably yes, but maybe by then, so will the US
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3mo ago
This was interesting until I read it's inside Livraria Lello. You have to pay to get inside and wait 1 hour in a line alongside tourists. So this looks more like a stunt than anything truly meaningful.
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4mo ago
Honestly, this is quite funny. I just imagine the process of desperation and cognitive shock all the annoying tech bro pseudo libertarians are passing through right now
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4mo ago
A ball? When I was a kid we rolled a bunch of socks together and played with it in the middle of the street and we defined the goal area with a pair of flip flops. No need of a ball and infrastructure when you really want to play
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4mo ago
That was a surprisingly good read. Brief enough that I can finish while in-between tickets, but long and deep enough that it can beautifully explain the whole crisis without oversimplifying it, and at the same time carefully presenting the
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4mo ago
By the way, where I live you can still buy furniture from crafts people. I bought by bed from a local shop, it was not expensive at all and I was pretty happy about it. Perhaps check in your country if that isn’t true as well, people automa
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4mo ago
Just don’t forget science fiction is still, well, fiction
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