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thih9
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8mo ago
Perhaps there are people named “Alexa” who started using “Al” after Amazon’s launch. Talk about bad luck.
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> 'Do no evil!' “Don’t be evil”. But yes, this behavior made me think about Google too. Context: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don%27t_be_evil
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Both could work. The API could be permission based. E.g. without consent the app would always see itself as in focus.
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In some way it’s a feature, leaves more room for products that are more user friendly. Of course overall it's still bad; this framing gives me some hope at least.
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8mo ago
Excellent project. My favorites: the joker, php storm, phplashy, Molly.
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8mo ago
The fact that people dislike so strongly only a subset of these recording devices also means something. Part of it is people being unaware. But also: wearers of smart glasses have a reputation. I guess the question is, is the glasshole repu
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8mo ago
Look at the shape of the puzzle and compare with the wikipedia photo. The sides logic is correct. Although looks like the images on the tiles were indeed rotated, as mentioned in another comment[1]. [1]: https://news.ycombinator.
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8mo ago
> When you drop your standards, then writing generated code is quick, easy and cheap. Not as cheap as generating code of equivalent quality with an LLM.
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> Tiles are supposed to be free when there is a side free No. According to wikipedia[1]: "A tile is said to be open or exposed if it can be moved either left or right without disturbing other tiles.". Also look at the photo in
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How much does it cost to run these? I see mentions of Claude and I assume all of these tools connect to a third party LLM api. I wish these could be run locally too.
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> First widely available one I saw Could you try again? I couldn’t replicate this and when I follow your link it says “limited availability”.
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> most of those creative examples are in the 40-50% browsers support range. Not if you filter the examples. Click "widely available".
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What is the pricing of Kimi.com? Edit, self answer: https://www.kimi.com/membership/pricing
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8mo ago
This is an old R74n project that has been moved, not a real collab.
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8mo ago
> Sometimes (not always), this makes addition visual I guess this would always work with tally marks. Is there a more complex number system where visual feedback like this always works? For a taste of this in Arabic numerals consider a 7
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8mo ago
Which part addresses the “without killing yourself”? This is a hyperbole too, right? As in: incorrect belt sing would only be lethal in extreme scenarios and otherwise it would be harmful at most; is that the case?
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8mo ago
You can be both athletic and unable to carry weight during long uphill walks. E.g. upper body dominant sports, or activities not focused on endurance would not be as advantageous here.
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9mo ago
If it did then yes it would be fine. But if anything, a recent app update is proof against abandonware.
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9mo ago
I agree with a lot of what you’re saying. At the same time piracy in this case feels short sighted to me. If the community supported the dev, then both might get what they want, i.e. a maintained app and some income. With negative reviews a
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9mo ago
For a society that does this long term, giving away your rights is literally how crime gets normalized.
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I guess rest of the world should take notes and adjust the approach to China and those segments of Westerd society where totalitarianism got normalized.
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I know, my point is this doesn’t give you the right to pirate the app. You have legal ways to fight it: request a refund, report it to the store, write a review, advocate for an open source alternative, etc.
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I still don’t get it. You say it yourself that it worked for years with no issues. Current behavior is bad but the community pirating the app does not seem right either. Popular apps get away with more user hostility and price gouging. To m
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I get it why an article like this is being posted, but I’m also worried that it’s jumping to conclusions. Devs/support get overwhelmed, apps get buggy. A better course of action to me seems: reporting a broken app, requesting refund, w
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9mo ago
But it’s not a stupid thing to do either - if anything, normalizing crime sounds not optimal.
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> when your LED screen set has cheesy realtime CGI backgrounds… Does this happen often? Are there any examples?
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> The screen needs more effort to keep clean than a normal screen and comes with a special wipe that needs to be used instead of microfiber > I’ve learned to bring my special wipe when I bring my laptop, and I slip a few rubbing alcoh
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How are you dealing with entry updates? If I want to update the description, or link, or remove my website from there completely (right to delete), what should I do?
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> What do LLMs train off of now? Perhaps they’ll rely on what was used by people who answered SO questions. So: official docs and maybe source code. Maybe even from experience too, i.e. from human feedback and human written code during a
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10mo ago
Technically they could get some paper stating “you own one vinyl” and we would use less plastic and storage (and we’d get an alternative monetary system perhaps).
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