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by wraptile 2y ago
That's a big stretch. Allowing intonation to be copyrighted would be incredibly silly. The timeline and intention makes sense but this being "similar" would never win and it shouldn't. Sam should have kept his mouth shut
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by wraptile 2y ago
The board reinstating Altman was what broke the camels back to me. It showed that the board is completely powerless and that Altman is simply a liar.
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by wraptile 2y ago
Not going to lie, he had me. He appeared very genuine and fair in almost all media he appeared like podcasts but many of his actions are just so hard to justify.
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by wraptile 2y ago
Not anything in open source yet.
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by wraptile 2y ago
I used to be an active Quora contributor and that platform is not worth saving. It kept getting worse and worse to the point where it's entire existance is just confusing.
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by wraptile 2y ago
Parsing html is a solved and frankly not a very interesting problem. Writing up xpath/css selectors or JSON parsers (for when data is in script variables) is not much of a challenge for anyone. More interesting issue is being able to
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by wraptile 2y ago
In US those are essentially equivellent as money buys soft power very easily. This whole thing is US not wanting to expand user rights but protect it's soft power and it shows. I think either way this whole thing is a big W for CCP and
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by wraptile 2y ago
Your insurance analogy is proving the exact opposite. More apt analogy would be turning your cars wheels square because it might be stolen. I'd rather have the wheels roll though.
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by wraptile 2y ago
I've never had my phone or tech device stolen in general. This anti theft stuff is a red herring or a distraction from real societal issues. Something along the lines of "sell us your rights and the device that doesn't really
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by wraptile 3y ago
This argument never made sense as it's trivial to verify even for most amateur bot creators. Just pull the public page and check if the comment is there - that's like a single line of code: Selector(httpx.get(url)).xpath("&#x
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by wraptile 3y ago
Reddit still makes me incredibly sad. I loved it. I was there for the first secret santa exchange and all of the historic events and it was amazing. It trully was a unique community and platform. Now it has been completely destroyed. Sadnes
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by wraptile 3y ago
Nushell is really good but the learning curve is massive. I've been on nushell for almost a year now and still struggle to put more complex commands together. The docs are huge but not very good and the community resources are very lim
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by wraptile 3y ago
Twitter didn't have direct competitors other than Mastodon when it was taken at 44B. Now there's Threads, Bluesky and bigger Mastodon.
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by wraptile 3y ago
It's been this way forever because it's not particularly difficult science and is extremely easy to test for so there are probably thousands of papers covering this. Here's a good summary by Baymard Institute[1]. Also WCAG re
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by wraptile 3y ago
FYI the optimal line length is 50-75 characters and that has been the standard for text since the type writers. You don't want to move your neck when you read a single line that's kinda silly.
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by wraptile 3y ago
ProtonVPN passes too which is funny because I'm solving so many captchas I could power an entire captcha solving saas all by myself. So I'm not entirely convinced by this method.
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by wraptile 3y ago
For each family memeber too! There's something incredibly sinister about how Apple operates that people just accept. All those dark patterns and control is just so icky I don't understand how anyone aware of this can submit to thi
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by wraptile 3y ago
One successful formula I've found is to generate only positive or dilligent content but freely contribute and reply to any content. For example, I'd refrain from complaining on Mastodon about some app update being broken but I&#x2
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by wraptile 3y ago
One of the most valuable tech giants in the world is definitely capable of a simple red herring like this. This is amateur stuff. Apple likely has contingencies and plans for almost every scenario and if we learned anything apple email leak
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by wraptile 3y ago
I'd say that MacOS is even worse which is impressive given that Apple has the absolute control of the platform and seemingly infinite resources and could have refactored the mess at any point.
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by wraptile 3y ago
A long time would be my guess but writing interactive articles is much more engaging and addicting. We've started adding interactive stuff to our docs and it is really engaging so the spent hours just fly by!
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by wraptile 3y ago
Here in Thailand it's the same but phone numbers get recycled and expire very aggressively. I just got a new phone number and I can login to many platforms of some 20 year old guy who really likes pc gaming. Phone numbers should have N
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by wraptile 3y ago
I have s22 128GB model and it certainly is too little. I'm fully "in the cloud" and use google drive, photos and other sync extensively and recently I started to do more photography and videography completely casually (like w
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by wraptile 3y ago
They're basically openly calling their userbase idiots to increase the profit margin by 20usd on a 1,500++ usd device. Incredible how we got to this state where the RAM market quality in consumer devices is quickly degrading because of
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by wraptile 3y ago
Yet Apple dares to ship a laptop with 8gb ram that is not upgradable. RAM is dirt cheap but somehow the market abusers make it look like it's some expensive rare resource. Even Thinkpads now solder ram to sell you a +16GB upgrade for 1
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by wraptile 3y ago
I really don't sympathize with the argument that CEO's have be paid big bucks to perform. People would kill for a position like this as long as they could make a living. Free software is a medium that literally has dudes work nigh
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by wraptile 3y ago
Last release (0.3.0) was on 2023-09 and last commit was 2 weeks ago
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by wraptile 3y ago
Here in Thailand phone carriers re-use phone numbers every 2 years or so. Recently I forgot password to a local amazon (Lazada) and did a phone reset that logged me into some other persons account with credit card attached and everything. A
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by wraptile 3y ago
Content hiding has become a really popular technique. Recently I reviewd Google's app of 2023 called Imprint and it purposefully hides all content counts to the point where some courses end abruptly with "get notified when next ch
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by wraptile 3y ago
Unsurprisingly, it's completely locked down.

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