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by pupppet 2y ago
The need to preserve culture goes out the window when there's no young person to change your bed pan.
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by pupppet 2y ago
That’s not replacing the native population, it’s replacing the births that never took place.
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by pupppet 2y ago
Siri was released in 2011. What AI advances have they made since then despite showing early interest and having endless resources? They blew it.
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by pupppet 2y ago
These geniuses stripped the service from their stores and a store with no service is just Amazon, and I don't have to get into the car for that.
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by pupppet 2y ago
I guess if it only sometimes suggests self-harm it's ok? Clock is ticking on the first kid to follow some of this wacko advice and make the news.
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by pupppet 2y ago
Somehow mobile-first became mobile-only.
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by pupppet 2y ago
Oh the number of hours CSS anchor positioning would’ve saved me over the years.
308.
by pupppet 2y ago
Whenever I see backlash like this I always wonder if the marketing company is thinking dangit or mission accomplished.
309.
by pupppet 2y ago
Except our gatekeeper to everything, Google, decides what we see and it’s not necessarily what we want to see.
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by pupppet 2y ago
Agree 100%, I've sent off 3 pairs of controllers twice now and they're back to drifting. Those Joy-Cons aren't cheap either.
311.
by pupppet 2y ago
What a shame. Apple is basically the only company with the resources to take on Google without needing to vacuum personal data.
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by pupppet 2y ago
Creating a component out of everything always sounds good in theory but falls apart in practice. There's always that oddball element that doesn't quite work as a component, and then you end up with a component and a bunch of the
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by pupppet 2y ago
I find it works well but you still need to know what you're doing and steer it in the right direction. For example I just asked it to whip up some code for a Lambda function to copy DynamoDB documents from one table to another, just m
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by pupppet 2y ago
The tree example is pretty nice, dragging to different levels is always a crapshoot with these libraries.
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by pupppet 2y ago
“How can we let everyone know we have absolutely zero pride in our flagship product?”
316.
by pupppet 3y ago
Having never used an Android, is manipulating text as bad as it is on iOS?
317.
by pupppet 3y ago
How much would these inexpensive EVs be without the Chinese govt subsidies? They can afford to play the long game, snuff out local competition, then raise prices when the competition is toast.
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by pupppet 3y ago
Bring back user-curated indexes.
319.
by pupppet 3y ago
The 1gb storage space certainly didn’t hurt either, at a time when Hotmail was offering peanuts.
320.
by pupppet 3y ago
Except some beliefs are objectively stupid.
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by pupppet 3y ago
I wonder how he feels about Trump now.
322.
by pupppet 3y ago
Anybody remember Back Orifice?
323.
by pupppet 3y ago
I feel like YouTube is one of a few subscription services that deserves my money.
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by pupppet 3y ago
Yep growth, a state of permanent, must-have growth. Or put another way, a world built upon the notion you must never be satisfied. Not to go all Agent Smith on everyone, but he had a point.
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by pupppet 3y ago
I remember in beta receiving an invite was like finding Willy Wonka’s golden ticket.
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by pupppet 3y ago
I'm sure the syntax for it wouldn't have been pretty but inline styles not being able support pseudo-classes was a real miss.
327.
by pupppet 3y ago
Once you visualize it as a shirt lifting up over an overweight man’s belly, it’s unseeable forever. I’m sorry.
328.
by pupppet 3y ago
oh look, it’s a government getting involved with big tech and improving the lives of its citizens. Funny how the just let the market decide folk suddenly go quiet on threads like this.
329.
by pupppet 3y ago
Uh oh crypto bros pushing back
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by pupppet 3y ago
Crypto more important than electricity? And crypto doesn’t use electricity, it wastes it in on a completely arbitrary task.

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