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by rplnt 1y ago
It's very easy to describe for me. Teams is horrible in writing text, editing text, reading text, notifications. I'd rather use IRC than teams for text communication.
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by rplnt 1y ago
> Here, here! It's Hear, hear! as in, listen to what was said, I guess.
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by rplnt 1y ago
Well those are different things, aren't they? Empty slice/map is different from nil. So it makes a lot of sense that nil = null and []string{} = [], and you have an option to use both. That being said, it starts to make less sense
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by rplnt 1y ago
It's actually not that thinner (1.9mm compared to 12 mini) so I doubt it will. And it definitely can't make for the huge size difference (134mm of extra width).
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by rplnt 1y ago
Now if you look at the smart watches, they are by far the worst on the market.
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by rplnt 1y ago
You wouldn't sell any smart watches if you could actually use the phone with your hand.
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by rplnt 1y ago
The idea is you assume it with the base while they only used the statue itself, making whatever they are measuring look more impressive.
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by rplnt 1y ago
Complicated permitting as compared to what? I would assume it's much more complicated than solar, and less complicated than... is there anything else available at small scale?
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by rplnt 1y ago
How can people willingly use a browser from an ad company is beyond me. Of course that's a minority of the whole Chrome userbase, but a lot of people reading this comment use it fully knowing what Google is, and what its endgame with C
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by rplnt 1y ago
Oh no, even more mis-scaled product images.
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by rplnt 1y ago
> I want to mention that iCloud Passwords was tested only as a browser extension (Google Chrome, Firefox, etc.) and not as a system application with Safari integration.
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by rplnt 1y ago
Public url: https://old.reddit.com/r/testing_comet1/comments/1mvk5h8/wha...
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by rplnt 1y ago
Updating and building/running code is too powerful. So I guess in a VM?
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by rplnt 1y ago
The most recent one I have was not in English. It was a translation question of a slang word between two non-English languages. It failed miserably (just made up some complete nonsense). Google had no trouble finding relevant pages or image
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by rplnt 1y ago
Oftentimes I ask simple factual questions that I don't know the answer to. This is something it should excel at, yet it usually fails, at least on the first try. I guess I subconsciously ignore questions that are extremely easy to goog
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by rplnt 1y ago
> Almost all models got almost all my evaluations correct I find this the most surprising. I have yet to cross 50% threshold of bullshit to possibly truth. In any kind of topic I use LLMs for.
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by rplnt 1y ago
Do you count personal stakes? Financial or reputational.
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by rplnt 1y ago
Have they never used it? Majority of the responses that I can verify are wrong. Sometimes outright nonse, sometimes believable. Be it general knowledge or something where deeper expertise is required.
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by rplnt 1y ago
If they didn't simulate sustained irrational behavior, there wouldn't be people driving cars in cities.
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by rplnt 1y ago
Your experience matches that of roughly 0% of users, unfortunately. Usable browser was one of the many things I missed when switching from Android to iOS.
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by rplnt 1y ago
That works well on Android, but on iOS not so much I think? Also, those damn cookie banners in EU.
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by rplnt 1y ago
> People just really like apps! I would say people really hate websites on mobile. The browsers are horrible, the pages are slow and oftentimes broken in some way. You get all these popups everywhere, ads are much more intrusive. It&#x27
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by rplnt 1y ago
Generally true, but the Date and everything around it being absolutely incomprehensible and totally bonkers is very relevant in practice. It's pain to use and triggers billions of bugs daily. It's not an abuse to point out even mo
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by rplnt 1y ago
On the other hand, functional app returning http errors clouds your observability and can hide real errors. It's not always ideal for the client either. 404 specifically is bad. Do I have a wrong id, wrong address, is it actually 401&#
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by rplnt 1y ago
You can mess up grpc just as much. Errors are a good place to start.
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by rplnt 1y ago
"Corporate goodwill" is an oxymoron.
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by rplnt 1y ago
Is Amazon running Twitch on Google Cloud (at least partially)?
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by rplnt 1y ago
One I remember is Blockles by OMGPop, which was a great multiplayer tetris-inspired game. There was legal threat, and they took it down in 2009.
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by rplnt 1y ago
I said as much in my original comment. It's not possible. But it would solve the problem of domain squatting. But it won't, because it's not possible to implement.
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by rplnt 1y ago
They don't claim copyright on the mechanics. They pursue trademark violation. If it has falling tetrominos, it might be confused with Tetris, is the idea. You can use different shapes and be fine.

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