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by righthand 1mo ago
Spoiler: Spotify has always been terrible. The golden age of music streaming was Zune pass where you could stream and download 10 songs/mo. And arguably Pandora always had a better radio algorithm than Spotify.
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by righthand 2mo ago
Such as in The Andromeda Strain?
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by righthand 2mo ago
Like the Tachikomas in Ghost in the Shell franchise?
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by righthand 2mo ago
Spoiler this will end with people having robot sheep, cows, horses, ostriches, toads, and more exotic pets (Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?)
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by righthand 2mo ago
What are meta camera sunglasses or Apple airpods but aesthetic? It’s here.
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by righthand 2mo ago
How about a setting that removes Cloudflare captcha blocked links from search results? Or let me define a profile of good/bad website practices (recipe blogspam, paywall, captchas, etc) and autodown/up rank for me.
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by righthand 2mo ago
What about everyone does this at the border. Then what is normalized is deleting your encryption key while entering, they won’t prosecute everyone on their baseless prosecutions. Join in I say, there is no law being broken only scare tactic
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by righthand 2mo ago
<strike>This project IMO should admit it's taken a lot of it's inspiration from Clay, a C layout immediate mode UI library: https://github.com/nicbarker/clay/</strike> EDIT: Was wrong, see
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by righthand 2mo ago
Sure it is useful, the bitching is canary in the shit software mine. How do you know the software isnt shit if the Readme is shit?
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by righthand 2mo ago
I havent bought anything on Amazon for 10 years. Sure the local prices are infrequently higher but with 20%+ inflation over the last half decade comparison shopping is pretty much dead. Glad to support my local places or find an alternative
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by righthand 2mo ago
Well gee golly is it a tool for the author or not? When’s it’s in their favor of 10000x performance increase or some kind of notoriety it’s “I built this!” when it’s time for responsibility it’s “the machine did this”.
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by righthand 2mo ago
The "...aaaand it's gone" meme now applies to tokens and money at the same time. Clever AI future we live in!
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by righthand 2mo ago
All of this is addressed in the article. The protocol doesn’t address this stuff because it’s meaningless in the context of the protocol. If you want the extra features then there are other protocols and social networks. Also if you wanted
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by righthand 2mo ago
> even though the system had existed the whole time. But it didn't. Isn't that the point of someone inventing it? If the system existed the whole time then it would most likely be much more realized. Also people don't use
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by righthand 2mo ago
The evolution of low effort copy+paste LLM response. Now Google can track everyone who wants that information and people can be just as rude as before when they copy+pasted LLM responses into conversations, but now it's sly.
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by righthand 2mo ago
There were Nazi practicing/voting Jews. One is a political party, another is an ethnicity. It's definitely possible.
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by righthand 2mo ago
If you want to be tagged and tracked in that way then there is no better platform than Google services for sure.
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Ask HN: Svbtle Nudges?
1 points by righthand 2mo ago|0 comments
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by righthand 2mo ago
No but it demonstrates a disinterest in building software products and a bigger interest in playing business cost economics and securing their moat. Part of their strategy to force as much money into AI-hype as possible.
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by righthand 2mo ago
https://xcancel.com/DavidSacks/status/2089227290769080656
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by righthand 2mo ago
Contracted out like the healthcare.gov original launch fiasco for the AHCA?
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by righthand 2mo ago
Language forums (ocaml for example).
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by righthand 2mo ago
The majority of ebikes people are riding are going to be pedal assist bikes like Citibike ebikes. It is very clear to me that you do not want to acknowledge the substantial decline in health benefits with ebikes compared to standard bikes a
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by righthand 2mo ago
Do you need that analysis every time from an LLM? Those are things I’d expect anyone to grow out of pretty quickly once you get used to understanding code. Especially someone with Senior in their title.
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by righthand 2mo ago
Not only does it remove the steepness and length, it removes practically any physical benefit you get from using a bike. As is stated in my original point.
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by righthand 2mo ago
I have ridden a pedal assist ebike and the amount of push I apply to a pedal is 100x less effort than I would to a standard bike. There is no way the physical benefits are remotely the same. Good for you for avoiding exercise though. Also I
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by righthand 2mo ago
How can they be the same? One requires much more physical effort. That sounds like junk science. Perhaps they are similar type of gain but the difference in actual result must be a canyon wide.
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by righthand 2mo ago
Unrelated but: Firefox on iOS has a terrible problem with its autocomplete (I think they replaced the algo with a janky Llm-style autocomplete). When I type “news” into the url bar, it will suggest one of it’s marketing partners (or whateve
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by righthand 2mo ago
Anything for the world to actually avoid the health benefits of riding a bike. What is wrong with a standard human powered bike? I expect a global obesity epidemic in 10 years as people begin buying/building WALL-E-style beds.
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by righthand 2mo ago
Because the intent has always been that Product delivers the BDD statements not Engineering, but Product people have (for the most part in my experience) refused to deliver what BDD flows need to be tested. That’s why most of the time the t

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