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by timeon 1y ago
> political hackery So why Republicans do not want to release it?
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by timeon 1y ago
Biggest difference is that one can read thread on Bluesky without account while X has login-wall (like most corporate 'social' media).
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by timeon 1y ago
Interesting, maybe it also shows quality of search. I know that these are barely relevant compared to google, but Bing, Ecosia, etc. are showing Bluesky link.
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by timeon 1y ago
Not sure if Musique Concrete on one side or Venetian Snares on the other used those instruments.
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by timeon 1y ago
Yeah about that... https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/refs/heads/...
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by timeon 1y ago
How do you know someone is bothered by headline? They will write comment!
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by timeon 1y ago
Sure but there was not much in that question.
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by timeon 1y ago
Is this coping attempt?
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by timeon 1y ago
and commuting, not sure if nerd-snipping with Waymo is going to help here.
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by timeon 1y ago
> I'd wager Maybe don't?
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by timeon 1y ago
I started moving away from Apple ecosystem since their anti-EU behavior escalated.
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by timeon 1y ago
How are chairs related to programming languages? Analogies are just made-up arguments.
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by timeon 1y ago
> I guess that means it's time to run him out of town on a rail. Why run him out of the town? When he does not like non-native Brits in London, as Dane, he will probably leave.
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by timeon 1y ago
> i desperately want to use ghostty Is there any particular reason?
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by timeon 1y ago
Sorry for off-topic - is Substack competing with Medium on amount of pop-ups?
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by timeon 1y ago
> "It's bad that a single company owns the language just like Google and Golang, Microsoft and C# and Apple and Swift". I do not think that is same as VC-backed. Google/Microsoft/Apple need those languages for th
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by timeon 1y ago
I would not be worried about lifecycle of Skia. 2d rendering is important part of browser. Skia is essential for Chrome (and Ladybird now as well).
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by timeon 1y ago
Does it matter? We are here on American site anyway - not English.
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by timeon 1y ago
> It’s one of the very, very few independent browsers built from the ground up AFAIK they are using: https://skia.googlesource.com/skia
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by timeon 1y ago
If I understand it correctly, Ladybird uses Skia. So they are also benefiting from those "billions poured over Chrome".
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by timeon 1y ago
> but their interests do sometimes align I think this is more likely than some 'agent' plot. These people do not really care about countries, but what benefits them and their extended family. As Italians would say: "our th
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by timeon 1y ago
> What every country is doing is buying time. Just enough till the next election or (hopefully) sooner. Is that enough? I do not think this is about one person. US seems to be changed.
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by timeon 1y ago
> most people would agree that hand prints and tally marks are written language. How about emojis?
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by timeon 1y ago
Some countries do not even have same color for whole area in that map.
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by timeon 1y ago
Was not obvious before but these days it is: choosing VC-backed service is very risky.
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by timeon 1y ago
Is it bigger spyware than the website?
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by timeon 1y ago
I remember when there was option to run any application. With Sequoia there are only 2 options: App Store; App store + Known developers. Third option was removed. You can still run other apps but you need to manually approve them with ~3 po
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by timeon 1y ago
> Even if the cost is an extra few milliseconds of render time These things are adding up. Web would be much more pleasant without React. There are many better options out there.
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by timeon 1y ago
Sure and QuickSilver had it even earlier. But it is nice that one can finally extend Spotlight with Services ehm I mean Shortcuts.
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by timeon 1y ago
Claude was closest.

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