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by rs186 1y ago
Do you have adblocker on?
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by rs186 1y ago
If you make it read-only, maybe. If anyone can generate a link, wait for your hosting provider to shout at you and ask why there is so much spam/illegal content with your domain. The you realize you can't actually manage a service
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by rs186 1y ago
I guess the number of people who use Chrome to access files via FTP must be below 0.01% then. https://www.auslogics.com/en/articles/is-it-bad-that-google-...
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by rs186 1y ago
Time to join GitHub
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by rs186 1y ago
For context, something similar happened to an iOS game: https://appleinsider.com/articles/25/07/15/developer-angry-t...
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by rs186 1y ago
Sorry to inform you that Apple has the same bs: https://appleinsider.com/articles/25/07/15/developer-angry-t...
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by rs186 1y ago
Guess how long it took for me when I had a missing semicolon when writing Java code during an interview? I don't remember, because the interviewer was kind enough to point it out for me to help me move forward.
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by rs186 1y ago
Most professional media organizations, including tech focused media, don't have a writer that remotely understands what's going on here. I know Ars Technica has a guy who can go deep into how a security attack works. That's t
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by rs186 1y ago
It's like asking whether you can do serious photography without Photoshop/Lightroom or create games without Unreal/Unity. The answer is you can, but do you really want to? Your most important goal is to use a tool to get the
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by rs186 1y ago
It has always worked like that.
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by rs186 1y ago
I haven't been affected by any of those censorship laws and I doubt it ever will (in which case I'll just use a different provider). The biggest difference is that if something goes wrong, at least there is a real human being I ca
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by rs186 1y ago
[citation needed]
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by rs186 1y ago
The moment I saw nytimes' reporting that a dad lost access to his Google account because of "nude" photos of his baby and couldn't get help, I de-Googled almost completely and am now using fastmail as my main email accou
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by rs186 1y ago
That's only after you read this article. The question is how do you know it's spyware even before you install it. At least it's not clear for me from github README file that I would be knowningly installing spyware.
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by rs186 1y ago
GPT and ChatGPT are two different things. One is an LLM, the other is a full product. > Maybe it's the wrapper they built that doesn't work well. That's the issue. It's almost difficult to imagine you can build a bad
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by rs186 1y ago
Who would thought that Microsoft did not change a single bit after two decades? A link that I found on a different HN thread that is somewhat related: https://www.osnews.com/story/19921/full-text-an-epic-bill-ga...
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by rs186 1y ago
"the highest Microsoft standards of security, privacy and performance" is a very low bar. It doesn't add any confidence. They might as well not talk about it at all.
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by rs186 1y ago
Bloomberg's piece on Microsoft Copilot, if you haven't read it: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-06-24/chatgpt-v... And HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?i
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by rs186 1y ago
Blocked this using uBlock since years ago.
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by rs186 1y ago
> Over the last year the Post has been involved in almost monthly car wrecks I mean, unless the subscription number is way down or revenue has dropped significantly (which the article does not seem to mention), none of this matters, whic
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by rs186 1y ago
I install vscode from scratch, install a few extensions I need, set 3 or 4 settings I use regularly, and bang in 5 minutes I have a customized, working environment catered for almost any language. vi? Good luck with that. And I say that as
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by rs186 1y ago
So that these domains are automatically blocked on all devices on a local network. Also, you can't really edit the hosts file on Android or iOS, but I guess mobile OSes are not part of the discussion here. Although there are caveats --
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by rs186 1y ago
Eh, I don't know how you could tell it is "obvious" "spyware", unless you are referring to the fact that it comes from Bytedance.
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by rs186 1y ago
Surprise, this article is not a clickbait, but full of good arguments that people agree with.
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by rs186 1y ago
I don't think you get the article's point at all, almost like you only read the title but not the content.
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by rs186 1y ago
In many ways they are showcases or demos. They are meant to convey author's viewpoints. There is a set narrative. Unlike the memos mentioned here, they are not drafts that need to be reviewed closely or discussed in meetings.
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by rs186 1y ago
While disliking most of Jeff Bezo's philosophy including "leadership principles" nonsense, I agree with this hard. Docs/memos are just better. Too bad it's all PowerPoint at my company, and in some cases, we would a
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by rs186 1y ago
Very true, but that's 12 hours spent at your workspace. Having dinner at home is different from at your job, that's obvious, right? I bet that most people would rather have 30 minute meals and go home one hour early, with everythi
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by rs186 1y ago
Many good points, but if you don't mind me asking: if you were at Google, would you be willing to be the lead of that archive team, knowing that you'll be stuck at this position for the next 10 years, with the possibility of your
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by rs186 1y ago
Does anyone else find the article difficult to read? I was at 30% and just couldn't withstand it any more. No doubt it was created/heavily revised by LLM, but the whole thing just isn't like anything that a human writes, and

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