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by tantalor 1y ago
Severance fans
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by tantalor 1y ago
When the iPhone came out, there were like 6 apps, and no app store. In 2024, iOS App Store generated $1.3T in revenue, 85% of which went to developers.
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by tantalor 1y ago
Yes I think this is the most likely answer. But I was trying to give Apple a little more credibility. They have the right to police the app store, but they need to be careful with that power.
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by tantalor 1y ago
This article is a bit hyperbolic. > Apple claims that it must be able to override its customers' choices about which software they'd like to run, lest those customers make foolish software choices and compromise their own secur
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AI Could Drive the 2026 Midterm Elections(time.com)
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by tantalor 1y ago
Broken website? Just spins forever.
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by tantalor 1y ago
We already figured that out a while ago: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entropy_and_life#Negative_entr...
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by tantalor 1y ago
Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. Three times is enemy action.
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by tantalor 1y ago
Maybe it's per user?
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by tantalor 1y ago
If the content can't be grounded then it should be dropped.
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by tantalor 1y ago
The grounding is really strange. This example includes a Reddit post as a source: https://kite.kagi.com/s/hjgy55 But that post is actually a link to reuters.com There is also a list of "citations" which are r
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by tantalor 1y ago
Found the bot
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by tantalor 1y ago
We already had that in 2007: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenSocial It was a complete disaster
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by tantalor 1y ago
Hard agree. Commits are not important. As an author, you should not waste your time on this. As a reviewer, just ignore them.
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by tantalor 1y ago
I just love scanning for life forms. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWBmaKk32fE
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by tantalor 1y ago
TIL local anesthetics works on plants https://medium.com/@lukehollomon/anesthesia-works-on-plants-...
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by tantalor 1y ago
Sometimes they have some good reason (like a religious observance) and they don't want to spoil the mood with an awkward explanation.
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by tantalor 1y ago
Reminds me of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224
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by tantalor 1y ago
"trajectory back towards"? Simpler explanation: "slavery" never ended, it's just called something else now
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by tantalor 1y ago
What. Who says you can't batch CNC?
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by tantalor 1y ago
> Google has now covered its tracks better -- there’s nothing about “Google Product Abuse” in its current AdSense policies. In other (less biased) words: These old rules were rescinded haven't been enforced since 2012 (last example
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by tantalor 1y ago
> impact on battery life and CPU Well, is it higher or lower?
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by tantalor 1y ago
> Revenue from YouTube Premium membership fees is distributed to video creators based on how much members watch your content. As with our advertising business, the majority of the revenue will go to our partners. https://suppo
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by tantalor 1y ago
Feels like Slack is not a good fit for that particular use case. Would make much more sense to use Discord.
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by tantalor 1y ago
That makes a lot of sense.
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by tantalor 1y ago
If the point of "ad blocker" is not to "block ads" then maybe it needs rebranding.
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by tantalor 1y ago
Because YT doesn't serve ads to those users, so there is nothing to block at best, and at worst it screws up view counts.
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by tantalor 1y ago
"would have updated" what? Their browser?
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by tantalor 1y ago
YT premium subscribers should disable adblockers anyway
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by tantalor 1y ago
Looks like this would (eventually) include service to not just San Francisco, but also the Peninsula (Silicon Valley) via freeways.

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