spikeagally

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by spikeagally 4y ago
>> This is cool. I've been using it mostly to explain APIs to me when I'm too lazy to dig through docs. I’d be careful with this. I maintain docs for a project and asked ChatGPT how to implement a feature. The answer is in t
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by spikeagally 4y ago
I also prefer the new all mailbox search. The old behaviour drove me mad. It’s definitely not a bug.
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by spikeagally 4y ago
The first reply is pointing out that tweet is inaccurate and the response is “I didn’t let the facts get in the way of a good tweet. Second most cited.” So, the title here is also inaccurate. According to the tweeter in their follow up it’s
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by spikeagally 4y ago
My understanding is that bootstrapped and lifestyle are different things. A lifestyle business should be able to run on autopilot with minimal involvement from the founder (hence they can focus on living their life, rather than working). A
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by spikeagally 4y ago
You’re conflating your “entrepreneurship dream” with a very very small subset of entrepreneurs (indie hacker digital nomads). Entrepreneurs start corner shops. Sell physical products, digital products, provide services, etc. the number who
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by spikeagally 4y ago
I believe the YouTube app at that time was built by Apple, not by Google. Similar to Maps.
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by spikeagally 4y ago
That was really interesting, thanks for sharing.
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by spikeagally 4y ago
>> I think a lot of this need also comes from other supposedly environmental choices. My work banned plastic cups and now has paper cups with PFAS which are more toxic. I think the plastic ones were the better choice if recycled prope
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by spikeagally 4y ago
I think knowledge of the city is still much better than relying on GPS. The gap may have narrowed significantly but I'd still rather by driven by someone who knows the streets. One example I regularly encounter is Uber drivers followin
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by spikeagally 4y ago
This is super clickbait. tldr; no loophole, he’s just not tracking users.
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by spikeagally 4y ago
>> And if so, who cares? It seems like the internet is always up in arms about woke-ism but I honestly don't notice much of it in my daily life. The only place I have noticed this is in the workplace. They allowed a small group (
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by spikeagally 4y ago
It’s nice. It’s useful. I totally agree. But “Benefit for humanity” sounds much more grandiose and undeservingly so in my opinion.
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by spikeagally 4y ago
>> Definitely yes. It was a miracle when in started, it changed everything. Just because it “changed everything” doesn’t mean it was a benefit to humanity. In what ways would you say it has been beneficial for humanity? We already hav
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by spikeagally 4y ago
Are they trying to drive users away? I was initially interested in what Musk might do to improve Twitter - I’ve since logged off, haven’t used it in a couple of weeks, and haven’t missed it one bit. No plans to return or even use an alterna
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by spikeagally 4y ago
They’d be wrong. It’s not opinion. Paper books are clearly not anachronistic currently.
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by spikeagally 4y ago
I don’t have any data to back it up but I doubt that. Schools are still mostly using paper text books. And I reckon school libraries are still the main source of books for kids (who typically don’t have money to buy books). Family members w
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by spikeagally 4y ago
At some point. That point is a long long way away.
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by spikeagally 4y ago
Does anybody else find the whole AI art generation thing both amazing and incredibly depressing at the same time? I’ve played around with it and it’s lots of fun. But I can also see a deluge of mediocre “content” taking over the internet in