spiderice

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by spiderice 9mo ago
There are already people on X who have infiltrated chats and posted screen captures. Getting the full content of the chats isn't going to be difficult. They have way to many people in them.
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by spiderice 9mo ago
How is a Tesla a "statement car"? A Cybertruck, sure. But Tesla's are as normal as anything on the road nowadays.
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by spiderice 9mo ago
Nobody thinks you share the same views as the CEO of your car company. Jesus. GP is right. It makes them seem utterly self-conscious.
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by spiderice 9mo ago
Nice. Just signed up for their pro plan.
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by spiderice 9mo ago
If your organization's "ecosystem" is tied to a specific editor, your organization has major issues.
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by spiderice 9mo ago
You seem way too concerned with "nickle-and-diming" your employer. Which is just as sad as an employer who nickle-and-dimes their employees.
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by spiderice 10mo ago
A random tool like this would be the most entertaining possible way for something like that to be unleashed on the world
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by spiderice 11mo ago
> objectively I do not think that word means what you think it means
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by spiderice 11mo ago
Better is very subjective here. I hate the colorful, plastic, canadian money. It feels toyish, like monopoly money. Whereas USD feels much more nice to deal with.
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by spiderice 11mo ago
How long until LLMs learn not to use em-dashes? Literally 100% of the comments on this account have an em-dash in them.
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by spiderice 11mo ago
Every ancestor of yours since single cell organisms has reproduced. If they could all do it, you can to. Especially given that you live a more cushy life than 99.9999% of them.
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by spiderice 11mo ago
Care to enlighten those of us that know nothing about Gary's track record?
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by spiderice 11mo ago
What changed that made selling software (as opposed to renting) work before that prevents it from working now?
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by spiderice 1y ago
Pixelmator somewhat fits that (minus the half-assed part). Pixelmator is, at least for now, pay once. And given Apple's size I don't see them trying to squeeze customers for Pixelmator subscriptions. It definitely isn't a f
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by spiderice 1y ago
Yeah I'm not sure throwing away their single advantage (that's not hyperbole) over Adobe is a smart play
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by spiderice 1y ago
> It will probably be ad-supported by this time next year It already is. It's an ad for Canva Premium. I know you mean something different than that. But it literally already only exists to push people to pay for Canva. And they w
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by spiderice 1y ago
Apparently ^H is a shortcut for backspace. Good to know!
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by spiderice 1y ago
Unfortunately changing 2027 to 2030 doesn't make the math much better
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by spiderice 1y ago
> activity unrelated to what you opted out of Going to see a movie is obviously not unrelated to buying a movie ticket.
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by spiderice 1y ago
How genuine are you being here? Because I've tried doing native apps using LiveView Native and it is ROUGH. The reason I ask is because I would consider using Hotwire Native for a future project if it really is good.
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by spiderice 1y ago
Oh very cool! If you hit CMD+, with Spotlight open it even opens you right to the checklist of sources. Thanks for the tip.
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by spiderice 1y ago
So confidently incorrect. The proof that they add value is in their popularity. They also do, in fact, contain ingredients that people don't have at home, which matter.
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by spiderice 1y ago
My mom always used Campbell's Cream of Chicken soup as gravy to put on white rice when I was a kid. It wasn't until I was a teenager that I learned it was actually a soup. Mentally, there is now way I could eat it that way. It&
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by spiderice 1y ago
TL;DR - If you spend money to fix a broken window, you don't spend that money to replace your shoes. Thanks, I hadn't heard of that parable before
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by spiderice 1y ago
No, before that
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by spiderice 1y ago
"Louder lunchroom" is a measurable outcome. So is kids playing Poker
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by spiderice 1y ago
> There is no engineered addiction to reading the New York Times, so people just put it down when something else wants their attention. Tell that to all the absolute news addicts out there. News is very clearly addicting, just like loot
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by spiderice 1y ago
If they were already having trouble keeping up, then perhaps taking years off and building Sublime Merge wasn't the right strategy.
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by spiderice 1y ago
Did they update the blog post? For me, of the 4 examples in the post, 2 are men and 2 are women.
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by spiderice 1y ago
> a nation-state. Let's say the US, EU, or China decided for some reason that it was in their national interest to blow up Bitcoin Irrelevant and impossible to "know", given that it hasn't happened yet (if it ever doe

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