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by wraptile 11mo ago
I'm not a scientist but seeing "IQ" and "happiness" be considered in any scientific manner and together is an instant pass for me. What is more interesting that this pseudo science is so highly upvoted here which se
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by wraptile 1y ago
Many of us here are old enough to remember the promise of web 2.0 where "APIs will talk with APIs making everything super fast and automated". Then, businesses realized that they do no in fact just "sell a product" but h
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by wraptile 1y ago
Regional activties is a huge factor, much bigger than global imo. For example, South China Sea coastlines from Vietnam and China side are basically completely dead. There zero ocean environmental awareness in both countries and it's al
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by wraptile 1y ago
Yeah I use poetry, uv and requirements.txt - all great tools for their respective niches.
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by wraptile 1y ago
Every few years or so we collectively rediscover that general computing devices should be general and repeat the same mistake every time new format is released. We're all a bunch of reactive losers and that will never change it seems.
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by wraptile 1y ago
Japan burns 80% of their garbage compared to 35% of Germany or 12% of US. So disposal isn't very complex but does entail a lot of sorting. The rest of Japan's garbage culture (small bins, poor/mafia organization etc.) is tot
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by wraptile 1y ago
Wikipedia is a good start: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KK_Park https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shwe_Kokko Statement by US Treasury: https://home.treasury.gov/news/press-releas
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by wraptile 1y ago
It's a very well proven fact that the scam centers are operated by Chinese given that before covid they were all Chinese casinos that transitioned to online scams because no Chinese could leave China to spend their money there.
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by wraptile 1y ago
I always believed so but it still feels bad to be proven right time and time again. There's a sliver of hope that's always there that maybe, just maybe, people actually care.
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by wraptile 1y ago
Is this how they're going to steward AGI as well? Take it to places where monetization is the best first? This is a nonprofit "for good of humanity" company btw
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by wraptile 1y ago
I don't think you need to be a doctor to come to a conclusion that a system exposed to more learning data is more knowledgable. This issue to me seems to be entirely a study of psychology not biology.
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by wraptile 1y ago
bit off topic but openai seems to be focusing completely on Apple's ecosystem now, particularly for the US market too and as non-apple user outside of the US I feel completely left out. Half a trillion dollar company not being to produ
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by wraptile 1y ago
My guess would be they don't like the fact that httpie is branching out to paid (well currently still 0$) GUI desktop/web apps. The CLI still remains under open source under BSD so I think OP is just yelling at clouds here.
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by wraptile 1y ago
sure libcurl is great but curl CLI is pretty ancient and awful and completely unnecessary to use today as any front-end can plug into libcurl and provide a much better experience. If you're only requesting your own APIs then you don&#x
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by wraptile 1y ago
Curl's UX is very dated and I wouldn't recommend it to any new user. Use many alternatives like httpie [1] or something like curlie [2] which is just an UX wrapper around the same libcurl. Httpie also has a postman-like web interf
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by wraptile 1y ago
Well said, I actually live on the border province Trat as an expat from Europe and Thai-Cambodian relationship in the real world is actually quite nice. We work and party together and share many aspects of cultural identity going way back a
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by wraptile 1y ago
The history here is very clear. Hunsen (the current dictator) jumped ship during pol pots cleanse and came back with Vietnamese and got installed as a savior dictator. Cambodia never had freedom of press or education since then and Thailand
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by wraptile 1y ago
I'm living in Thailand and been following scam centers for years now. It's 100% the scam center fallout mixed with regional politics. Cambodia is fully commited to scam centers and Thailand doesn't like that and even reached
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by wraptile 1y ago
Btw this is low-key the reason why Cambodia almost went to war with Thailand recently. In particular what's interesting is that how quickly Cambodia repurposed scam center employees as internet trolls. They're onto a really powerf
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by wraptile 1y ago
> because people are generally happy with their phones. Maybe thats exactly why it can succeed now. The phone tech has plateud to the point where a 5 year old phone performs almost identically as a new one and this is when people can aff
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by wraptile 1y ago
> nothing good comes out of that One might argue that global connection through economic ties is what gave us thes last 50 years of relative peace. So even with talent/ip drain there's a solid humanitarian and cosmopolitan argu
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by wraptile 1y ago
> No, I'm just exposing your hatred of Russians and your double standards We're talking business connections here not personal friendships. Russian businesses and business people are not to be trusted as Kremlin retains full co
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by wraptile 1y ago
I used to work at Tesonet (as software engineer) and I'm not familiar with corporate politics / ownerships but they're lovely people that would 100% walk out if there were some real Russian ties involved. Lithuania is a reall
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by wraptile 1y ago
Note that while --remote-debugging-port itself cannot be discovered by cloudflare once you attach a client to it that can be detected as Chrome itself changes it's runtime to accomodate the connection even if you don't issue any a
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by wraptile 1y ago
Most browsers these days expose a control API (like ChromeDevtools Protocol MCP [1]) that open up a socket API and can take in json instructions for bidirectional communication. Chrome is the gold standard here but both Safari and Firefox h
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by wraptile 1y ago
> Better totally leave Android. to where? Everything else is either worse or non even remotely close to matching Android's features and accessibility.
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by wraptile 1y ago
other licenses being more sane doesn't imply MIT is _insane_ per se. It's just not a very sane option for cooperation and has a very real posibility of driving someone insane. Imagine working on redoxos for years with your friends
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by wraptile 1y ago
I feel like MIT license will prevent this from ever becoming a linux alternative unless of course they switch to something more sane later on.
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by wraptile 1y ago
> The future will just be every web session gets tied to a real ID This seems like an awful future. We already had this in form of limited ipv4 addresses wher each IP is basically an identity. People started buying up ip addresses and se
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by wraptile 1y ago
> fortunately it is now easier than ever to do small-scale scraping, the kind yt-dlp does. this is absolutely not the case. I've been web scraping since 00s and you could just curl any html or selenium the browser for simple automat

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