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4y ago
100$/Mo is a lot for most and Twitter is relatively easy to scrape and script. I'd imagine this move will probably not earn Twitter any considerable amount of profits as Twitter is weirdly heavy app and new lazy web scrapers/
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4y ago
Automation in Javascript isn't what I'd call developer friendly. I'm constantly perplexed by javascript presence outside of web environment.
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4y ago
I think some estimates were that avg query costs around 1-5 cents USD so to break even the users has to make less than 13-66 queries per day which is quite reasonable. I use it daily and from a brief glance I avg ~20 queries/day, which
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4y ago
Yeah, it's definitely confidently wrong at times. I got in the habbit of asking it "are you sure?" after some iffy responses and often it would correct itself. I stumbled into a few programming questions where it be confident
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4y ago
I'm using it for tech research and onboarding. It's just so convenient to ask "how to request github API with Go req library" and get a working answer even if it's not perfect. Novelty questions are awesome too. I&#
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4y ago
I've been experimenting with copilot for a few months now and it has been really fun/frustrating. As the post mentions - it's best for fullstack development or learning new languages/toolsets. However, the error rate is
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4y ago
I don't think comparing new entry to the market with the OG pioneer is fair in any way, shape or form. Nintendo did get a 33 year head start.
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4y ago
Seems like AI translation is will soon be good enough to explore this. Unfortunately, I think bigger barrier is culture than language and maybe we're not missing out that much in practical terms then.
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4y ago
It's not digitized?
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4y ago
I actually upgraded from this one to Shinobi. I still take it on the road sometimes but it's not even close to the quality of Shinobi even if you take away the mechanical keys.
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4y ago
Last year I got Shinobi Tex[1] - a mechanical keyboard with a trackpoint and it's so incredible good that I keep a spare for if it eventually breaks down. My hypothesis is that if an action feels more expensive than average we subconci
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4y ago
Sansa Clip Zip/Plus + rockbox were trully exceptional for their time. I'm not sure if we'll ever see an open device of such all around quality seeing how things are going these days.
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4y ago
I disagree, nobody is entitled to my time. I think exercising control over your social interaction is really the only way to stay healthy. If you plug into the matrix and just consume everything thrown at you, you'll surely be overwhel
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4y ago
> The top ten wealthiest people in the US did not inherit their wealth Not sure what you mean by that. Just going through the wikipedia articles they certainly seem to have inherited some part of their fortune. Using money to make more m
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4y ago
Honestly, everyone should be able to sustain themselves 20 years later if they can write a best seller once. If you can't well then you are either extremely unlucky, have health issues or are just plain lazy - we shouldn't base th
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4y ago
I feel like common markdown notes is a myth. Once you start getting into your notes you quickly run into common markdowns limitations and it's super simple stuff like centering images or adding captions. Then you choose to either flavo
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4y ago
In all fairness, that's the whole point of the block feature - to avoid interaction with people you don't want to interact. I'm definitely off an opinion that people should block and mute as much as possible to sanitize their
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4y ago
Hahah, the author seems to be very well aware of the trolley trap and actually makes the same joke in the book while also spending pages on exploring various trolley scenarios. So I'm not sure how to answer your question :D
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4y ago
"How to Be Perfect: The Correct Answer to Every Moral Question" by Michael Schur is my favorite read of the year. It's an introduction to the philosophy of ethics through real-life examples and anecdotes by the creator of The
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4y ago
If anything this makes me sympathize with consumer rights professionals. How could you work full time to protect and empower people who actively work against themselves and your work and not be severely depressed? No wonder so many end up s
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> customer value is degraded if there are other App Stores available. This doesn't compute. Does your home cooking tastes worse because restaurants exist?
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4y ago
Comparing a niche entertainment gaming device to a general computing device isn't very fair, is it?
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This doesn't solve humidity issue unfortunately. Most hot areas around the world are also very humid and that's where air conditioneers with all closed windows/doors will be preferred. Open rooftops also pose a lot of challen
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4y ago
Something doesn't compute in this scenario though. Either his tricking everyone around him or is unfortunate enough to slip up publically. Not knowing what GraphQL is and talking about RPCs in HTTP is a very revealing slip up. My guess
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4y ago
> I think the truth is the vast majority of people don't care much about their browser anymore. They are pretty much all good enough. I think browsers are just so complex that most people don't understand that there's some
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"I am concerned the iMessage on Android would simply serve to remove an obstacle to iPhone families giving their kids Android phones." Pretty damning for anyone who still thinks that Apple didn't intend to directly profit fro
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4y ago
Computing is such a wonder to me that I couldn't imagine my life without it. This invention fundamentally changed what it is to be human imo and if you can accept and embrace this fact then everything else comes naturally.
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The creators and maintainers are quite extreme too.
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Yes, it was especially bad when Russia invaded Ukraine which basically killed the surrounding community in many people's eyes.
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4y ago
it's also easier to start socializing as you can hop into the local timeline and instantly find relatable topics.
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