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by throwmeariver1 4y ago
The problem with webp is that if you use a good jpg encoder the filesize/quality improvements are negligible especially with the higher parsing time for webp. The problem is like with x264 bad encoders from adobe.
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by throwmeariver1 5y ago
I bet he thought the exact same thing ;0)
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by throwmeariver1 5y ago
Every time they tried something new like with the redesigned feed and desktop site most of their users didn’t like it. Their user flow is so ingrained that they have to take losses if they want to objectively improve something. People adopt
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by throwmeariver1 5y ago
What hoops are there to jump through besides the forced registration? It’s a one click installer.
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by throwmeariver1 5y ago
In times when externals are uncertain people look for ways to keep their internals certain.
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Legislatures, say DeSantis will map Florida congressional districts(miamiherald.com)
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by throwmeariver1 5y ago
ITT: Let me tell you why you should take my anecdotal evidence and subjective preferences serious while I also dismiss your anecdotal evidence and subjective preferences.
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by throwmeariver1 5y ago
I don't like what you like...
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by throwmeariver1 5y ago
What? How do you come even remotely to the conclusion this is a problem pop would solve?
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by throwmeariver1 5y ago
And If you go on aliexpress you can trade 50% of the price for 2 weeks of shipping.
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by throwmeariver1 5y ago
I guess he is trying to make jokes to lift spirits while sitting behind some senior dev who has to take a deep dive into a legacy codebase no one touched in 5 years.
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by throwmeariver1 5y ago
The thread and the post are about a partial outtake and 70% of the affected users are not able to access their data. The comment was a snarky jab at the marketing speech. How you would read into it that the commenter meant that 70% of all A
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by throwmeariver1 5y ago
Every HN discussion about this was rather tame and everyone respected the scope of the outtage. The only one jumping to conclusions at the moment is you.
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by throwmeariver1 5y ago
GNOME3 for me.
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by throwmeariver1 5y ago
I bet it wasn’t even cold before it got wasted in a cache glitch.
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by throwmeariver1 5y ago
It goes for nearly every team/chat application nowadays the information density is just too low. Webex is the worst offender if you have a thread in a channel it's basically unusable.
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by throwmeariver1 5y ago
The problem with the whole free speech is dead argument is that it gets tangled into plain stupid lies. Flatearth, holocaust denial...
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by throwmeariver1 5y ago
Everyone demands positive affirmation... that's a nothing burger comment mate.
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by throwmeariver1 5y ago
It's like the fondness of bullies in high school until you realize that other people are indeed people and not cardboard popups.
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by throwmeariver1 5y ago
It's going to be the same as with everything low level labor intensive jobs will go away and then rest will survive. With an AI, especially an descriptive AI like DALEE needs good instructions to give the desired results and not only a
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by throwmeariver1 5y ago
Never lost a note with apple notes lost a lot of notes with Evernote. anecdotal but I personally don't care about empirical data in regards of myself.
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by throwmeariver1 5y ago
Yeah, sorry I believe it when I see it. That just reads like a fever dream especially when looking at the credentials of their 11 employees on LinkedIn and reading their "API" documentation.
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by throwmeariver1 5y ago
They are 1.5 billion in china it's not that easy even if you are using a protein based vaccine...
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by throwmeariver1 5y ago
Every month or after a fresh install you can't start the clock or calculator app because it needs an update. It's not even an automatic update you need to open the app to get notified that there is an update. Insane.
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by throwmeariver1 5y ago
That no matter what, you probably need more than 640K of RAM.
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by throwmeariver1 5y ago
Yeah, the differences is if heh wants to change something for the better he can try.
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by throwmeariver1 5y ago
It’s OSS you are no one’s guinea pig. If you don’t want to participate you don’t have to use it if the ones who participate want to try other things switch and don’t complain like a old male whore on the sidelines.
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by throwmeariver1 5y ago
You think we get parties with Kid Rock again?
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by throwmeariver1 5y ago
Crypto hermit yells at cloud. No matter what crypto currency you are using if there is a possibility of a 51% attack there will be state actors and if they want it hard enough they will win because in the end they control the computing and
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by throwmeariver1 5y ago
They need 3 months to figure out to only accept proof-of-stake and now they need another 4 months to figure out which of those they want to accept? I bet they spend more time on meetings about it than they will get crypto donations in 2022.

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