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by ssalka 4y ago
Also, it would ruin my GitHub contributions graph
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by ssalka 4y ago
In the more immediate future, we're likely to see similar tools (I'm guessing not ChatGPT itself? due to their strong stance on AI safety) gain API access to a variety of products, such that they'll be able to eg post tweets,
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by ssalka 4y ago
Add a ChatGPT integration to suggest openers and you've got yourself a killer app /s
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by ssalka 4y ago
Looks nice on desktop, have yet to see how mobile has changed. Oddly, I find that it still shows the old UI on certain pages? Eg: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Does_not_compute https://en.wikipedia.org/
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by ssalka 4y ago
While this island may be off the market now, there's still a lot more out there, several in the $100k range: https://www.privateislandsonline.com/search?availability=sal...
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by ssalka 4y ago
More discussion on this topic: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34390082
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by ssalka 4y ago
> The plaintiffs...assert that Mr. Musk’s actions were responsible for the losses they suffered on Tesla’s stock movements. So what law are they actually asserting that Musk broke? That a CEO is incentivized to act in the interest of the
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by ssalka 4y ago
The only possibly interesting part of this case to me is whether the development of paid products based on free open source models could be treated as some sort legal violation (it is definitely arguable that there is an ethical one). The
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by ssalka 4y ago
A recent update made it so that the default feed shown is "For You", which includes recommended content based on your usage history. Since you have a new account, it's likely that the recs are not accurate and instead based o
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by ssalka 4y ago
To many, a simpler product is more appealing to a greater number of users. I feel like the idea of "convention over configuration" went to an unnatural extreme in the world of product design - every choice you give a user is an ad
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by ssalka 4y ago
Literally 1 day after my team migrates our build to Vite :')
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by ssalka 4y ago
I wasn't expecting much, but I got a whole lot. Probably the best date picker I've ever seen
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by ssalka 4y ago
Because they stop doing the things you like once the election is over
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by ssalka 4y ago
Opening on iOS I see an "Incompatible Device" notice on the page. Does the demo only work on desktop?
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by ssalka 4y ago
Unless there will be further subsidies or EV prices come down by a lot, I just feel like this is going to end up with 1/2 the population being priced out of owning a car.
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by ssalka 4y ago
Don't forget the "kilo" investors, who may only own a few dozen or hundreds of homes ;) Being curious about what those numbers actually look like, I found a CoreLogic report[1] from earlier this year which states: > Figure
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by ssalka 4y ago
> The issue is a lot of people try to use Snowflake as a database or to support frequently executing queries of the same kind. This is bad and it will cost you. It seems totally natural to expect these use cases to be well-supported &amp
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by ssalka 4y ago
Is jailbreaking still a thing? Can it make a comeback?
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by ssalka 4y ago
This is just as much speculation as it is to claim that it's truly the site of Atlantis. I'm siding with the YouTubers ;) In any case, would love to see an unbiased archeological dig there. From what I recall watching videos about
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by ssalka 4y ago
I think the big question is, what are the event handlers doing exactly? I'm definitely not defending any of these companies but it just seems fundamentally unclear what gets done with the data. The presumption is that the event data is
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by ssalka 4y ago
In the case of Apple in particular, I think the bigger cry will be from tech companies shipping paid apps who see this as a first step towards expanding Apple's 30% cut in the app store to all native applications.
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by ssalka 4y ago
If this precluded the ability to eg install a program via curl or brew, or even just a .dmg you download from your browser, you bet there is gonna be hell to pay. > It's already pretty much the default for phones, and tablets. It&#x
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by ssalka 4y ago
Python as a language is a joy to use (for small projects), however pip has soured my experience of Python so drastically that I actively avoid taking up Python projects out of knowledge - not fear, knowledge - that the setup/install pr
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by ssalka 4y ago
replace "important documents" with "fat stack of cash"
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by ssalka 4y ago
I just noticed the play on words "prequel" vs "sequel". Nice.
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by ssalka 4y ago
I've also had good experience with Behind The Overlay https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/behind-the-overlay...
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by ssalka 4y ago
Information wants to be free
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by ssalka 4y ago
If you're forced to work against your will, yeah, that's slave labor. Blame, culpability, guilt, etc is besides the point. Prison labor in practice is the enslavement of criminals. edit: people deemed criminals by the state (inclu
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by ssalka 4y ago
Not about dev tools per se, but this talk by Greg Young on event sourcing & CQRS forever changed how I think about modeling systems, preserving history, and supporting multiple read models/versioning. Really clear walkthrough of th
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by ssalka 4y ago
Are there any known cosmological phenomena that would produce fast radio bursts? Even if not on a periodic basis; just at all? Obviously it is a big leap to assume this is evidence of ETs, but do we have any plausible explanations – besides

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