summermusic

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by summermusic 2mo ago
> If anything AI generated menus are likely to lift the quality floor. The consensus among my peers and clearly the people in this article is that badly-designed or templated menus are perceived to be of higher quality than AI-generated
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by summermusic 2mo ago
I can see the 2040 study already: “Schoolchildren who did not use AI in primary school show higher outcomes”
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by summermusic 2mo ago
We should invest in solutions outside of Microsoft for games. Even if Microsoft comes out with XboxOS, and even if somehow it isn't terrible, it will eventually be terrible and will enable companies to continue to do anti-consumer B.S.
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by summermusic 2mo ago
It’s more specific than that: “You know x is good based on if the worst people hate it” which I agree with the author is an extremely useful argument.
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by summermusic 3mo ago
I've fixed this issue by using a Micro-USB to USB-C adapter
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by summermusic 3mo ago
These blog posts appear to be well-researched and well-cited.
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by summermusic 3mo ago
I was still using an old copy of Options (not Options+). I tried this out, but the mouse gestures seem to not work at all.
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by summermusic 3mo ago
It's especially frustrating because the Ray-Ban logo no longer indicates quality or exclusivity: They were acquired by Luxottica Group in 1999.
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by summermusic 3mo ago
Update: I went into the source code and found the colors I was fond of. I didn't care for the red but I'm including it for completeness Grey: #aaaaaa Green: #77aa77 Purple: #9077aa Blue: #7790aa Red: #aa5555 Source: https:/&
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by summermusic 3mo ago
When I was just getting into Linux and trying out all the random window managers, I found that I really liked the hues of green and purple that Blackbox came with.
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by summermusic 3mo ago
I'm enjoying 20 days of battery life on my Pebble Time 2
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by summermusic 3mo ago
> BLU keeps their data secret and no reports go to officials. This is wrong. Their database is live online and they submit reports and complaints for top offenders (along with other advocacy work) Edit: I found this on BB's blog: &q
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by summermusic 3mo ago
This video was extremely clear on what the problem is, but the number of comments here like "what is actually the problem?" is crazy.
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by summermusic 3mo ago
Yeah, that's basically exactly what I'm looking for, except modern enough.
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by summermusic 3mo ago
Thank you for the recommendation, but I have a Pinephone Pro and I find it to be so utterly useless because of how slow it is and how buggy the software is. Maybe what I want is just something that doesn’t exist.
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by summermusic 3mo ago
Is there such thing as a palm-sized mobile PC that can just run a desktop Linux distribution (or Windows for that matter) that supports mobile features (calling, SMS, and data)? Even if it has rough edges or compromises?
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by summermusic 3mo ago
It’s one thing to be a Taylor Swift hater because you don’t like her music, popularity, attitude, or whatever. It’s another thing entirely to be a Peter Thiel, Austen Allred, or Elon Musk hater because you don’t like how they are literally
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by summermusic 3mo ago
> We do it all the time No, we don't. Your linked source literally says that surgeons and providers won't perform these amputations.
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by summermusic 3mo ago
Your source is fake. "The Society for Evidence-Based Gender Medicine (SEGM) is an anti-trans organization that is known for its opposition to gender-affirming care for transgender youth and for engaging in political lobbying. SEGM is k
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by summermusic 3mo ago
> Irreversible damage Puberty blockers are safe, effective, and generally reversible
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by summermusic 3mo ago
"In a review of 27 studies involving almost 8,000 teens and adults who had transgender surgeries, mostly in Europe, the U.S and Canada, 1% on average expressed regret. For some, regret was temporary, but a small number went on to have
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by summermusic 3mo ago
I haven't ever seen anyone do this in the United States, but I saw it in China and Italy.
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by summermusic 3mo ago
I really hope streamed text doesn’t outperform other design patterns in places where it doesn’t make sense.
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by summermusic 4mo ago
Is there an easy way to make any generic computer work as a phone without hacking it?
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by summermusic 4mo ago
(I might be wrong, please correct me if I am) What I'm gathering from this page is that the Passkey spec can specify whether the app handling the passkey should prompt the user for biometric scan, PIN code, etc. but some apps simply ig
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by summermusic 4mo ago
> ...it entirely depends on the service what kind of auth implementation they offer. I think that's exactly the problem. These are all answerable questions, but getting those answers is confusing for most people.
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by summermusic 4mo ago
The best emoji for the way we communicate today would be to revert the water pistol back to a real gun.
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by summermusic 4mo ago
Yes, especially a subscription AI service that will exist forever and ever.
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by summermusic 4mo ago
Without fixing the fundamental business incentives that drove Windows to be the heap of shit that it is today, something like this will never happen
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by summermusic 5mo ago
This comment is irrelevant ad spam

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