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by waboremo 3y ago
True, but the ridiculous number might be lower than you expect. Vercel in particular has got a lot of feedback about their pricing!
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by waboremo 3y ago
I believe this is a core factor as to why Supabase hasn't joined Cloudflare and Vercel, they don't have that "outside" aspect. By all other counts, they are well established to do so and who knows maybe they do have some
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by waboremo 3y ago
Generally, that is very true. But when the bills start hitting, users absolutely do care and will go out of their way to avoid it.
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by waboremo 3y ago
Yes, they adhere to many international agreements already. You can look up North Korea's signed treaties if you're unsure. Ignoring the Al Qaeda part (or similars) because a fragile extremist group barely held together is unlikely
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by waboremo 3y ago
Right, like how people unanimously supported Stadia because it was a Linux hedge against Microsoft's Windows cloud dominance. They've extrapolated past experiences in the industry to understand what is likely to happen in the futu
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by waboremo 3y ago
It does, generally. However you've failed to demonstrate such enough to remain on topic from what the article is actually saying and to what you posted. So much so I would assume you haven't read the article before you posted.
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by waboremo 3y ago
This is literally a blog post about not using words like simply, not about reducing complexity or how to share knowledge across progress stages. Some of us in this thread seem to be taking this blog post to project our past experiences onto
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by waboremo 3y ago
It's a self-reinforcing cycle, people don't want to support small channels with sloppy editing or rough audio, so eventually those small channels grow large enough that they can hire people to handle aspects they cannot. This qual
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by waboremo 3y ago
Make as much noise as possible about your product/service. Which goes against what people assume, which is to remain quiet and guarded about it until you're fully ready for a grand launch, but really most products don't launc
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by waboremo 3y ago
Yeah Reddit autogenerates names now, somehow they thought signing up for an account was too difficult and wanted to make it easier. That policy is why a lot of posts on the linked subs try to avoid purely going off username unless there&#x2
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by waboremo 3y ago
As in you were in that very thread? Cool coincidence if so! But yeah generally I agree about the tooling, they're relying on methods that seem to be even more superficial and random than username pattern matching, and we really should
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by waboremo 3y ago
That's a good point about the illusionary aspect to it all. It's part of why there are so many cultural/social traditions where the polite thing to do is to counter-offer. If someone wants to pay for a meal, you're supp
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by waboremo 3y ago
There are a couple subs I believe that try to track bots. I say try because they don't exactly do any profound research due to most bots telling on themselves. But you get to see what patterns emerge from these bots: usernames are a bi
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by waboremo 3y ago
Conservatives are still the status quo btw
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by waboremo 3y ago
AI doesn't have a mind.
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by waboremo 3y ago
Thankfully most of that seems self-contained to Reddit/HN in pet projects. My god what a disaster for the web that would be, shoving everything into WASM despite zero performance reason to.
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by waboremo 3y ago
Really? It was a complete drag to read. Messaging was often unclear or meandering. When it did land a point it was a superficial one.
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by waboremo 3y ago
Marginally better than discord, substantially inferior to older forum software. Still a pain to get going. Thank god someone else like Linen is trying their shot at it, before Discourse kills forums by being terrible. Genuinely don’t know h
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by waboremo 3y ago
Forums are still used a lot, you would think this would result in forum software that's great, but no Discourse is a horrible experience by default. Discourse is so horrible people would rather use Discord or Reddit - that's how h
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by waboremo 3y ago
They have an extension now for that reason, you enable it and automatically opens in Apollo (iirc the catch is to make sure the allow option is set to the reddit domain, not leaving it on "ask"). No more dealing with the purposefu
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by waboremo 3y ago
Good intentions, but this leads people to create even more apps that they then proudly proclaim are just as accessible as alternatives because of AccessKit. It's a bit of a catch-22.
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by waboremo 3y ago
If you were generally comparing standards: yes. Documentation with it is a breeze. If you're talking about a "replace one standard with the next" type of comparison, then no. You can read more about why here https:/&#x2
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by waboremo 3y ago
Exactly! But that's just how it goes. Once leadership identifies a problem, it takes a lot to dissuade them. They saw password sharing as a fixable problem, an area of loss revenue that they had to do something about to counter the met
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by waboremo 3y ago
Common core standards are pretty good, if you have the chance read into them you'll find you agree with most if not all of it. It's failing stem entirely from implementation and execution (on every level), leaving a lot of people
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by waboremo 3y ago
He's labelled that quite often, yes.
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by waboremo 3y ago
Yes, and on Wikipedia it says he's born in Russia. So, someone who normally might label someone by their birth, would then claim he is Russian. See how that's an easier path than looking up "every news article"? I am not
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by waboremo 3y ago
Yes, it's one a lot of societies are questioning recently, identity and how much we attribute to parts that might not make any sense but stem from tradition or false beliefs. A lot of it isn't purely geographical either, things li
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by waboremo 3y ago
My point is that it's not the less obvious way! It's been the norm for ages now to refer to people by their place of birth - NOT their chosen nationality. It's only been a very recent move in social history to question this a
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by waboremo 3y ago
I think your expectations might just be skewed. To be the largest decentralized communications platform is quite substantial. You're expecting it to dethrone centralized platforms but that's a gigantic additional hurdle, one nobod
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by waboremo 3y ago
> He was born there That's enough to qualify someone as such. He is also a German citizen, he is free to claim both/either as he chooses but it's also not wrong for someone to call someone born in a country as being from t

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