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by rafram 2y ago
I’d prefer if it did what Anki does — give me 10-20 new countries before cycling back to ones I’ve already done. Just switching back and forth between two countries I already know over and over again is pretty boring. Also, why is Antarctic
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by rafram 2y ago
Forgot to switch accounts?
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by rafram 2y ago
This story (as I said in a reply to the parent comment) is bunk, but institutional buyers do have a significant advantage over regular people in the form of access to cash. You have to get a real estate agent, find a bank that will lend t
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by rafram 2y ago
Washington Times is not a reliable source, and that 44% claim has been thoroughly debunked: https://www.housingwire.com/articles/no-wall-street-investor...
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by rafram 2y ago
Sure, but it doesn’t follow that they only continue to wear it because their families force them to. Most traditions have to be taught, but that doesn’t mean that they’re only continued by force. My parents sent me to Saturday school wher
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by rafram 2y ago
I may be misunderstanding what you’re saying, but it sounds like you’re assuming that women only continue wearing hijab because their families force them to. That’s certainly not the case.
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by rafram 2y ago
Because it’s what came up when you googled “install java on aws”.
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by rafram 2y ago
The developers of a serious academic tool may not have wanted their image to be "harmless fun," especially of a sort that can reasonably offend people and make it hard to talk about in formal settings. "Let's try [someth
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by rafram 2y ago
It seems unlikely that Democratic Party election strategists are behind this random BS site.
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by rafram 2y ago
The CEO is hardly an external actor. What you're seeing is the personality behind a personality-driven business steadily destroying his reputation, and his business along with it. Elon Musk's public image went from "real-life
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by rafram 2y ago
Probably the right move.
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by rafram 2y ago
Huh?
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by rafram 2y ago
> I also suspect apple doesn't provide an API to make this easily possible for other apps. They do: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/usernotifications/...
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by rafram 2y ago
The premise of this post is flawed. The government is trying to bar Google from paying browser vendors to make them the default: https://www.theverge.com/2024/11/20/24300617/doj-google-sear... > Oth
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by rafram 2y ago
Porkbun is a great registrar. Cheap, decent UI, no bullshit.
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by rafram 2y ago
That’s a revealing comparison: a largeish chunk of SUV owners really would be better off with a cargo e-bike. Lots of people on the road every day driving solo in an SUV with nothing more than some grocery bags in the trunk. They could be r
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by rafram 2y ago
> Apple iPad had VM capability three years ago, but removed it. It definitely did not.
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by rafram 2y ago
They have their own next edit prediction model, and for me personally that’s the killer feature. I don’t like the VS Code platform very much, but it’s just magical to be able to press tab-tab-tab and watch Cursor jump between lines in the f
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by rafram 2y ago
You can see when it's using its Python interpreter.
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by rafram 2y ago
> And even on my meager hardware, I can barely generate 7 token/sec with OpenAI. How are you running a modern OpenAI model on your own hardware?
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by rafram 2y ago
This is sort of like saying that trying to find iOS jailbreaks is useless because you could just get an Android phone. Like, sure, but you're missing the point.
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by rafram 2y ago
Was this entire blog post written by AI too? Honestly, this is an impressive feat if so, but the fake benchmarks are really not a good look.
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by rafram 2y ago
It's unlikely that you would get much performance benefit from AOT compiling a TypeScript codebase. (At least not with a ton of manual optimization of the native code, and if you're going to do that, why not just rewrite in a nati
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by rafram 2y ago
GP said: > Google bundled invisible Chrome installers in other software that would not only make its browser the default, but also invisibly steal IE clicks. An anecdote from someone who "bought a second hand laptop off ebay" a
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by rafram 2y ago
OP is doing nothing wrong, and if you refused to hire them based on their political views, you would be committing a crime: https://www.government.nl/topics/discrimination/prohibition-...
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by rafram 2y ago
OP has Ukrainian and EU flags on his Mastodon profile, which is linked from his GitHub profile. Apparently that’s not acceptable to GP.
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by rafram 2y ago
Source?
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by rafram 2y ago
Why? Google develops ad-supported software, they run their own ad placement service for it, and they allow others to use that service to run ads on their own sites. I think there's a bit of a conflict of interest between running the we
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by rafram 2y ago
> I see ratings on images, how do I rate an image? You don’t. Current SEO trend is to add fake rating metadata to your site because the Google algorithm likes it.
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by rafram 2y ago
- Contact email in the footer is “hello@agentwebfactory.com”, which doesn’t seem right. Unless that’s also you? - I didn’t read the part about this being AI-based before clicking through to the site, but those descriptions are unmistakable.

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