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by vsnf 2y ago
> do tiktok users just switch to reels like nothing happened Yeah. The content there is already crossposted from TikTok anyway, now it will just be created there by default. Zero functional difference. Plus the YouTube Shorts algorithm h
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by vsnf 2y ago
As a thought exercise, how would one even begin to try to pollute a curl with ads? Would it print out suggested websites after every get request?
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by vsnf 2y ago
I've never heard this framing before. Can you offer any examples of what you mean?
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by vsnf 2y ago
What is this supposed to imply about New York?
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by vsnf 2y ago
Until they catch on to this dual functionality and charge you with obstructing an investigation.
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by vsnf 2y ago
Yes, I have similar experiences with people in the same age bracket. I'm not sure what the root problem is, I'm sure it's myriad in its origins, but there's some combination of individuals being fully checked-out of the
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by vsnf 2y ago
I don't think TikTok is itself any worse than our own domestic brain liquefying apps like Twitter, and thus the ban's surface reasoning is specious at best, but I'm fully onboard with reciprocity. If China won't let US c
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by vsnf 2y ago
Matzah is fantastic, I wish I had more opportunities to have it. The hard, thin, crunchy matzah bread, matzah ball soup, its all great. We used to have it once a year during school lunch, probably for Passover, but I don't really remem
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by vsnf 2y ago
What gets me is how every minor quirk or fault of FF makes people, despite knowing of and ostensibly being against the chrome monopoly, throw their hands up and declare that they need to go back to chrome.
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by vsnf 2y ago
I understand this comment is tongue in cheek, but of course the answer could only be yes if somehow the UAE had some sort of stranglehold on the product that couldn't be replicated by other players, like uniquely talented engineers, pr
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by vsnf 2y ago
Likely what they meant, but convicted could be correct here, in that the scientists may not have much conviction in their assessment, i.e. do not feel certain.
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by vsnf 2y ago
Now lets see if someone can dredge up the Tribes 2 source code and we'll have a perfect recreation of my summers in the computer labs.
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by vsnf 2y ago
Does this really solve any of my problems though? I’m not especially price conscious on phones, I’m just unexcited and feel somewhat underserved. Besides the physical home button, my primary wish for music controls goes unanswered by the SE
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by vsnf 2y ago
> As a founding member of the association, Greenpeace e.V. holds only five shares at €55 in the cooperative, otherwise the environmental group and the company are financially and legally independent, although they share the same office b
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by vsnf 2y ago
Apple has other aspects that appeal to me. By and large, I like the OS, and by and large, I don't like any of the Android variants. This is what keeps me on the platform. But the unexciting upgrades is what keeps me from upgrading.
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by vsnf 2y ago
I've been an iPhone user since the OG in 2007, with a stint of Lumias (RIP) in the early 2010s. I'm currently on an aging 11. I've always been somewhat miffed at iPhones because they've never once cared about whatever co
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by vsnf 2y ago
The problem with paying extortion or ransoms is that you incentivize the attacker to come back and do it again. It may have been $5k to pay off one attacker and more than that to build the defense, but now you have defenses and are less lik
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by vsnf 2y ago
My despair is that you think he should have spent his effort on something you find, I assume, to be more productive than this. He’s an expert is a video game, it’s wonderful that we have the material abundance to allow that.
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by vsnf 2y ago
If eat my hat if multiple graphs almost exactly like this one weren’t in the training days. This is like fandoms 101.
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by vsnf 2y ago
You should reevaluate this assumption. Japan is a famous, well known, and well studied counter example.
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by vsnf 2y ago
Why shouldn’t someone be free to modify their purchased, owned product to their hearts content, including paying others for modifications?
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by vsnf 2y ago
> easy as fuck Behold, for the answer has revealed itself.
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by vsnf 2y ago
> RRS Sir David Attenborough Cowards. I'm not a fan of the formulaic silly naming conventions that internet tends to gravitate to, but if you're going to run a contest, you should honor the result.
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by vsnf 2y ago
Like IRC, but not. Something modern with better authentication, better persistence, and better UX.
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by vsnf 3y ago
They definitely already are, which is basically the business model of girlfriend.myanima.ai, along with a litany of similar services.
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by vsnf 3y ago
Meanwhile, there are works of immeasurably lesser technical talent hanging on my walls that I spend much time admiring. Good art is good art, and it's best to not let anyone tell you what that means or doesn't mean.
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by vsnf 3y ago
I don’t know if the post lives up to its title but it’s a very nice introduction to a little known piece of Python machinery
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by vsnf 3y ago
> MaNGOS I feel like MaNGOS never really got good enough, and instead all the solutions in use branched off it. At least, MaNGOS certainly had a reputation for being janky and inaccurate 15 years ago
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by vsnf 3y ago
Hearing that C has assists for program correctness is, shall I say, unexpected to say the least. What kinds of things are you referring to?
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by vsnf 3y ago
This is the kind of discovery that settles all debate in my mind that I could have ever been an electrical engineer, or any kind of mathematician.

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