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by rafram 2y ago
I was wrong - they actually only have 215 of them: https://cointelegraph.com/news/poland-overtakes-el-salvador-... It was just bad, showboaty policy from a showboaty strongman leader. Why would you give him the benefit
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by rafram 2y ago
Who’s realistically going to buy 400 or so bitcoin ATMs (must pick up in El Salvador)? ATMs aren’t a high-margin business.
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by rafram 2y ago
> Several leading organizations have already pledged their support for the initiative, including Google, Meta, Microsoft, and Opera. Doesn't read like a takeover attempt to me...
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by rafram 2y ago
They did continue to fund Firefox. $555 million in 2023!
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by rafram 2y ago
Given that this is meant to be a safe alternative to inline JS, executing arbitrary JS would be counterproductive.
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by rafram 2y ago
Firefox was OK . I think people forget how much better it’s become since Chrome came out. V8 was so much faster than SpiderMonkey at first. (I would argue that Chrome was targeted primarily at IE, though.)
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by rafram 2y ago
1Password is also significantly more polished and easy to use than LastPass.
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by rafram 2y ago
Right, the original LLaMA paper. LLaMA 2 and 3 are significantly more capable models trained on orders of magnitude more data, and those papers notably do not say where the data comes from. The LLaMA 3 paper helpfully mentions that "
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by rafram 2y ago
I read "open dataset" as "training data URLs are in a CSV somewhere," but I see how you could've read it differently.
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by rafram 2y ago
https://support.apple.com/lt-lt/guide/mac-help/mchlp1066/mac
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by rafram 2y ago
Notes is a rich-text editor. If you don’t want smart quotes, use a plain-text file in TextEdit, or Sublime or Vim or whatever.
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by rafram 2y ago
It’s difficult to argue that a model is truly “open” if the creator won’t even tell you what they trained it on. Even as companies like Meta argue that training on copyrighted material is OK, they still don’t want to openly admit that tha
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by rafram 2y ago
People like Twitter threads because they’re great for engagement. The author says it’s bad that someone can retweet some random tweet in the middle of your thread without context - but what if that’s actually… good? Not necessarily for the
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by rafram 2y ago
Posten is owned by PostNord, which is owned by the Danish and Swedish governments.
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by rafram 2y ago
(1) That’s obviously not actually true. (2) “No one” is developing games for Linux either, but the Steam Deck works great. Why? Wine, which you can run on macOS too.
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by rafram 2y ago
OK, I have no idea what setting you could have set, but this is not stock behavior on any MacBook with a notch.
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by rafram 2y ago
The appearance (both the text font and the UI chrome icons and colors) really is not to my liking. I see that you can already change the foreground and background color of your document. Any plans to add more options?
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by rafram 2y ago
It sounds like you've changed your screen resolution to a 16:10 aspect ratio: https://www.reddit.com/r/mac/comments/17j5zo5/i_think_ive_fo... The notch is definitely still there by default.
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by rafram 2y ago
Wow, that is an extraordinarily ugly laptop. Reminds me of a classic Onion bit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BnLbv6QYcA
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by rafram 2y ago
Last I tried this, Spotlight didn't play well with symlinked application bundles.
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by rafram 2y ago
They use a similar line on the MacBook Air page. If you're buying an (up to) $13,000 Mac, hopefully you already understand macOS and its features, I guess.
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by rafram 2y ago
- Home page layout is broken on narrow screens. - Citations seem to just be the titles of the papers? Changing the citation style doesn’t do anything.
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by rafram 2y ago
The data source is a GitHub repo that you have to manually fork and add your info to (in plain text), so yes.
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by rafram 2y ago
I’m not anti-religion in any way, but this left a really bad taste in my mouth. Loch’s nephew (the pastor who led the service) kept saying that Loch wasn’t religious. Then he’d go straight back to talking about Christ, and reminiscing about
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by rafram 2y ago
It doesn't - just a source for the component having existed in its current form since the NeXT days.
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by rafram 2y ago
This is an incredibly tiny bug in a component that dates back to NeXT [1], but you should use Feedback Assistant and report to Apple. [1]: http://euclid.psych.yorku.ca/SCS/Gallery/colorpick.html
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by rafram 2y ago
Title should be something like “Apple Pencil Pro causes iPad to overheat and slow down”. This sounds really annoying, but the overly broad title is just clickbait.
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by rafram 2y ago
People want the service-y features, though. Immediately getting access to all your passwords, bookmarks, history, and extensions when you log in is a major selling point of both Firefox and Chrome, and people want features like that more
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by rafram 2y ago
They have something like 700 employees working on Firefox. To be honest, I have no idea what they do — take a look at the commit history and you’ll see that the core group of engine contributors is quite small — but $280,000 per employee in
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by rafram 2y ago
He’s just a kvetcher. I wish that kind of content didn’t do so well on YouTube/reddit - he’s rewarded handsomely for being like this, so he has no incentive to change.

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