spiderice

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by spiderice 2mo ago
Reread my comment if you think I was talking about robots doing plumbing
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by spiderice 2mo ago
You can tell it's Claude only from reading the H2 tags on the page. > What happens on October 19 > If you're close to a limit > What changes and what doesn't
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by spiderice 2mo ago
Doubt it. When someone can go to Astra MD for 75% of what they used to go to the doctor for, then the remaining doctors only have 25% as many visits. When doctors only have 25% as many visits, they have to compete on price and they make le
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by spiderice 2mo ago
> 7. It's another process that can slow down viewing a webpage I guess.. just like how wearing a seatbelt could end up killing you. Doesn't mean the exact opposite isn't a million times more likely.
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by spiderice 2mo ago
This is so stupid. This makes it like, a thousand times harder to fake a photo than it would otherwise be. You pedants imagining a way to fake it doesn't change that.
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by spiderice 2mo ago
> Let's spend 13 billion to save 100 million It's not like they didn't get anything of value for that 13 billion
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by spiderice 2mo ago
Every single thing you mentioned will be completely automated soon. 10 years max. Likely way less. That's my prediction at least.
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by spiderice 2mo ago
Obligatory RIP Windows Phone. I can't help but think about where it would have been today if they'd just stuck with it.
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by spiderice 2mo ago
Meh, I don't think it's so clear cut. It's so much worse than the AI that all of us are used to using, that's it's not worth using as AI. And it's now much slower at the few tasks it used to be good at (phone
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by spiderice 2mo ago
People on HN are, of course, going to pretend that moving from Michael Jordan to Dylan Mulvaney and whoever that overweight "Own The Floor" lady aren't a huge downgrade. Wearing Nike became kind of embarrassing.
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by spiderice 2mo ago
Really? Because I'm doing quite alright. But I guess you belong to one of those religions that wants people to not trust their own eyes.
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by spiderice 2mo ago
> soon Always soon. But soon never seems to come. I'm sure we'll all be cooked any day now.
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by spiderice 2mo ago
Ironically, I understand what the "unreadable black hole of nothingness" is perfectly. But I have no idea what your comment means.
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by spiderice 2mo ago
Could you reinvent OTA updates in another non-native language? Of course. But then you still wouldn't have a native app. You'd just be doing React Native but worse.
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by spiderice 2mo ago
> Some companies would decide not to bother Sounds like you agree
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by spiderice 2mo ago
Nobody is talking about the real advantage of RN: Being able to release to the App Store without having to go through a review. That's so massive. Getting a bug fix out to users instantly, sneaking in optimizations, etc.. Sure, you n
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by spiderice 2mo ago
I don't think I can adequately express how few fucks I give about my AirPods becoming e-waste. My god, the depressing mental state that some of you must live in...
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by spiderice 2mo ago
Oh my god, I think you might be on to something. If you follow the evidence, it does in fact seem like people like color. Of course Apple would exploit this by offering colored phones!
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by spiderice 2mo ago
Waymo is better than it was last year. And next year it will be better than it is now. And every year after that it will continue to improve. Meanwhile, a thousand years from now humans will still be humans. I don't know why you com
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by spiderice 2mo ago
I'm sorry our paper size offends you. Had we have known it would cause such an inferiority complex we never would have done it.
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by spiderice 2mo ago
> There’s always going to be a market for well designed UX Given the past 3 years, I will never understand how people can be so confident making statements like this
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by spiderice 2mo ago
Kind of? But not really. > his lab predicted 75 percent of suicide attempts and 87 percent of suicide-related events in the week before they occurred But what is the false positive rate? I could predict 100% of the worlds suicides a wee
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by spiderice 2mo ago
You are playing games. You implied that people's feelings for FB would prevent people from being the target audience. Clearly that isn't true. Now you're hyper focusing on how people feel about FB, and not whether it preclude
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by spiderice 2mo ago
They have over 3 billion monthly active users... Almost half the earth. I think you need to recalibrate what a "normie" is.
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by spiderice 7mo ago
I still miss the grid spaces that got removed in Lion.
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by spiderice 7mo ago
I mean, it's a color scheme. With like 5 colors. So good luck getting it copyrighted anyway.
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by spiderice 7mo ago
I bet if me-20-years-ago knew that current me would have no fucking clue how to even begin to tackle a problem like this, me-20-years-ago would be very disappointed. Very jealous of your expertise. Awesome work!
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by spiderice 7mo ago
1. Why pretend like you have any insight into the state of Iranian uranium? Just immediately makes you unreliable. 2. Ah yes, "supreme leader" doesn't sound "top down" at all 3. If by "still operating" you
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by spiderice 7mo ago
Yes they pulled engineers off the heat shield to engineer the toilet. That is totally how it works.
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by spiderice 8mo ago
Why do you need to wonder about this? We've had mechanical trackpads for ages to compare them to. They feel worse. Getting even click pressure across a large surface is nearly impossible.

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