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by r-w 7mo ago
I guess evil is even more banal than we thought!
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by r-w 7mo ago
I don't know about " much more reserved"... Citation needed. In the absence of evidence otherwise I assume academics are just people.
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by r-w 7mo ago
s/voice/authority/
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by r-w 7mo ago
A graphical means of writing and manipulating a program.
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by r-w 7mo ago
Exactly. There's a probabilistic machine in between you and every instruction that gets executed, without exception. It's straight up different.
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by r-w 7mo ago
Yes. You are doing any of the work yourself rather than instructing someone else on how to do it.
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by r-w 7mo ago
Why bake it into the prompt when a regex will do?
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by r-w 7mo ago
AI slop article with telltale signs of poor writing that no one bothered editing. Better one from El Reg here dating back to last December: https://www.theregister.com/2025/12/15/jolla_sailfish_5_hand... Not
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by r-w 7mo ago
What value is the license adding here? Sprite editors are never going to be enshittified, in fact I believe underfunding is more of a concern. I'd rather go with one that acknowledges this tension and promises sustainability like Asepr
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by r-w 7mo ago
> Every single chrome-fork has shut down MV2 extensions, even Brave is about to do it Source?
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by r-w 8mo ago
I'm pretty sure letting people control their own products and lives is a mistake the tech industry does not plan on making again.
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by r-w 8mo ago
How magnanimous of him to let us all know of his magnanimity!
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by r-w 8mo ago
> Per-article pricing would expose that 90% of online journalism is commodity rewrites of AP wire stories. And recommendations for products they've never tried, with affiliate links.
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by r-w 8mo ago
I think Fluxer just became a more likely candidate. Its maintainer just committed to removing its CLA[1] once the rewrite's done. It also has screen sharing[2], which Stoat doesn't have yet[3], though it doesn't support casti
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by r-w 8mo ago
Exactly. If you have the decency to ask, you probably have the capacity to be courteous beyond the minimum required by law.
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by r-w 9mo ago
I think that’s called “consulting”.
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by r-w 10mo ago
Pretty sure high fines would greatly incentivize increased enforcement.
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by r-w 10mo ago
I bet you could do the same thing with pandoc and skip serializing to HTML entirely.
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by r-w 10mo ago
Thanks for chiming in to provide some clarity, Dan. Any comments on this? > it will be manually boosted in the algorithm by them. The intentions are of course good, but a little transparency around these manual boosts would be appreciate
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Stepping back as maintainer(github.com)
2 points by r-w 1y ago|0 comments
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by r-w 2y ago
I don't think that's a full-stack framework?
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by r-w 2y ago
What city are you in? Or state / general region, if you'd rather not share.
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by r-w 2y ago
Epilepsy warning please! :-)
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by r-w 2y ago
They're fast enough for me on CPU even.
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by r-w 2y ago
> biotagging Sorry, what does this mean? I couldn’t find anything on Google about it.
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by r-w 2y ago
Related post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41998453
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by r-w 2y ago
One word: Discourse.
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by r-w 2y ago
Huh? Why can't you just regulate the flow of private funds to public servants and leave it at that? Not sure why you seem to be arguing that passing one bill expands the power of government as a whole.
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by r-w 2y ago
Accessory?
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by r-w 2y ago
Brave with the shady features switched off. There’s still some privacy burden on the user, but it’s no comparison with Chrome and they’re pushing the envelope on privacy in other aspects. Firefox forks are another option, depending on your

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