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woah
3y ago
Do they have a moat though? When MS Office integrates a more powerful model than is even available to Jasper right into the word processor, what happens?
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3y ago
I'm generally opposed to these types of upgrade backdoors, but USDC might be the one project where it is acceptable. You are already trusting them to hold the actual dollars in a bank account.
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3y ago
It depends. More reputable contracts such as Uniswap and Compound use immutable contracts. This is how Ethereum was designed to be used. Unfortunately, many others use the "proxy pattern" which is a weird hack allowing the code to
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3y ago
I think this is the answer. Mobile OSes have been designed from the ground up to conserve data. Desktop OSes are a free for all. When a user takes the active step of tethering, they know what they are getting into. If mobile data was built
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3y ago
Does this mean that subscription pricing for items that incorporate computers is inevitable?
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3y ago
How do you bake a web browser in the first place?
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woah
3y ago
I don’t think this piece is apolitical at all. It is stating the author’s political opinion on homeless treatment, apparently formed over a long career working with the homeless.
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3y ago
It used to be that a scribe would painstakingly copy a manuscript, through the process absorbing the text at a deep level. This same scribe could then apply this knowledge to his own writing, or just understand and curate existing work. The
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3y ago
Hardcore mushroom addicts
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3y ago
The tts in the ChatGPT app is also much better than Siri
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3y ago
yea, that makes all the difference. If it was almost all Hashicorp, the open source was a marketing gimmick and I don't blame them for not risking the entire business on it. If there was heavy involvement from external contributors, th
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3y ago
So the framework which touts itself as “just JS” includes a templating pseudolang?
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3y ago
Maybe somebody will write a pre processor to let you break a component into several files lol
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3y ago
I get the idea, but I think this is a terrible UX. People shouldn’t have to worry about whether they have real money or not. Either the system is secure or it isn’t.
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3y ago
> First, I want a replication strategy. > Second, I don't like that many Nostr clients are using the same signing key for messages as they do for lightning transactions. > Fourth, it needs a dedicated blob store protocol. You
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woah
3y ago
Lots of cities that are now very old were founded as quasi commercial ventures
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3y ago
What if I told you that “imperative” and “declarative” are subjective terms and a matter of opinion
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woah
3y ago
It may seem like lunches are doing well for a little while, but 12 hours later, they all go to shit
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3y ago
> This seems like a problem with the existing law, if that's how it works. > I understand why you feel that way, but it's not the way the law works. OP was saying they don't think the law should work that way.
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3y ago
Wow this thing could fire $300m worth of ammo in half an hour with no pauses
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woah
3y ago
But have you considered that America Bad?
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woah
3y ago
Jeremy, can you please mute your smellaphone? I'm getting some background odors from you.
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3y ago
Lol this is straight up conspiracy theory stuff. Yea it’s the reptilians who created streaming services instead of letting us all continue owning our VCR tapes like the goddamn red blooded Americans we were meant to be. It’s the reptilians
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3y ago
Lots of top level comments here are making sweeping generalizations about self driving cars from this event, but the truth is that we won't know which vehicle is at fault here until some video comes out of the incident.
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3y ago
Glad they were able to get Paul Harvey's take on this
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3y ago
Urbit made the choice to use a bunch of silly new words for familiar concepts, not because they were inventing something so new that there were no words to describe it, but because they wanted to fool people into thinking that's what t
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3y ago
Picture, if you will, a Porcupine Orchestra System, architected on a foundation of Jellyfish Gargoyles and Bamboo Fairies. In this system, the user interacts with the Crocodile Concierge, a unique interface layer that acts as a portal to th
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woah
3y ago
what was this, just MySpace for 30-something software developers?
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3y ago
Your Tesla's battery cartridge is low on ink. Please replace your Tesla battery cartridge with a certified genuine replacement cartridge at the nearest Tesla dealership.
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3y ago
IMO median food in NYC is much lower quality than what you can get in SF. It just is unhealthier and less fresh. Maybe for pizza or fine dining NYC is better but SF takeout just seems much more nourishing and higher quality. I’ve also been
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