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871.
by timeon 2y ago
Maybe legal threat for the company operating it? Would that help?
872.
by timeon 2y ago
How are humans relevant here? As example, we operate at different speed.
873.
by timeon 2y ago
> "Serious, mission critical" apps are just going to be a niche in the future. High quality only for niche "serious, mission critical" everywhere else, enshittification already started, LLMs will just accelerate it.
874.
by timeon 2y ago
How is that relevant here? You should have named Android [0] because that is only platform that has more users than Windows. [0] But that one is still Linux.
875.
by timeon 2y ago
> Nobody would say “Performant intracontinental public transport routing in C++” Why would you post this before checking? https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu... Even without checking
876.
by timeon 2y ago
Do you mean that you want prostitute? You can buy time with one.
877.
by timeon 2y ago
These nihilist arguments often ignore physical, nonverbal interaction. You can interpret it as byte procession in the end but it is still missing from digital interaction.
878.
by timeon 2y ago
> I quit Hearthstone within that week. So it had positive effect in the end. I wish I had something like this that would stop me use any social media.
879.
by timeon 2y ago
Not just Youtube. Most of the time unintentionally but, any personified information broker is manipulative in its nature. Watching vlogs or streamers, listening podcasts, reading post of social media accounts one follows. There is face betw
880.
by timeon 2y ago
> might not in fact also be low performers at reproduction Can you be more specific? Are you talking, for example, about religious groups?
881.
by timeon 2y ago
> or any kind of deep fakes that buy Easter European elections Finally people do not label Slovakia as Eastern Europe...
882.
by timeon 2y ago
> not having to fight the language Why would you fight Rust? It is decent for prototyping.
883.
by timeon 2y ago
> help with an earlier retirement. Like car accident?
884.
by timeon 2y ago
People are skipping days? I usually drop out when I'm stuck on some day. 2019 was my favorite.
885.
by timeon 2y ago
Why bother.
886.
by timeon 2y ago
When companies move from Go it is usually because of GC. Tho point of Rust is to be safe language without GC. Even if not perfect, best thing about Rust is borrow checker and border between safe/unsafe. You can use several other langua
887.
by timeon 2y ago
> out of principle I would assume that people with 'principles' would not use any of these subscription companies.
888.
by timeon 2y ago
> only benefit Spotify provides over my MP3 collection is that it's better organised. This seems like pretty low bar.
889.
by timeon 2y ago
Adolf Loos would turn in his grave.
890.
by timeon 2y ago
I just want my old last.fm era back.
891.
by timeon 2y ago
> as humans would arrive at Mars Why would humans go there in person?
892.
by timeon 2y ago
Most posts on r/all seems to be fake for purpose of engagement harvesting. But is this the case for smaller subs as well?
893.
by timeon 2y ago
Analogies are not arguments. Just made up scenario.
894.
by timeon 2y ago
And for accessing API there is also web interface: https://overpass-turbo.eu/
895.
by timeon 2y ago
> Imagine that you can read Latin, but not Greek, and you're confronted with some inscriptions in Greek. Should you call them writing? Not sure if this is good example since we know that Greek alphabet really is writing.
896.
by timeon 2y ago
Relevant question for this thread is if let say those coal mines promoted Utopia.
897.
by timeon 2y ago
That was addressed to those that do not deny climate change.
898.
by timeon 2y ago
> sane not-hyper-polarized political discourse Polarization (as the word implies) is not outcome of the tech but side-effect of two-party system.
899.
by timeon 2y ago
Interesting, ~2014-2020 seemed to me already past the best date. I mean that was the time of Cambridge Analytics scandals and rage-baits on Facebook.
900.
by timeon 2y ago
When Twitter was sold there were many articles about Mastodon, but it seems that BlueSky got critical mass now.

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