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by yazzku 4y ago
I have some hope in Solid ( https://solidproject.org/ ), if only because Tim Berners-Lee is spearheading the project and Bruce Schneier leading the security/crypto side of it.
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by yazzku 4y ago
1. Rewrite everything in Go or Rust for the sake of it. 2. Pretend AWS and DNS do not exist and that the web is decentralized. 3. Read blockchain. Lots of it. Write about it more than you read about it. 4. Success. Let the big bucks rain on
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by yazzku 4y ago
That they are even allowed in the first place is startling and puts into question what schools are even for. Clearly those who draft policies where phones are allowed have no interest in your education.
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by yazzku 4y ago
ActuallyOpenAI
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by yazzku 4y ago
Indeed. These pseudo-authoritative blogs on Github from people who have no idea what they're talking about could also stop.
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by yazzku 4y ago
Being a nerd in tech, you forgot about that one.
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by yazzku 4y ago
In the US.
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by yazzku 4y ago
Use Paypal or whatever as a proxy and cancel them there, or ask your bank to not honor the debits. Then they can call you if they are interested. But indeed, this shit should be illegal practice.
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by yazzku 4y ago
> "And within Silicon Valley, plastic surgery has increasingly become a way for male tech workers to reach their physical goals in recent years." I guess getting ripped is too mainstream in the bro-tech spheres.
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by yazzku 4y ago
The penis enlargement is still out of budget.
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by yazzku 4y ago
We are in agreement that we don't want to hear from one another. This is the last you will hear from me.
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by yazzku 4y ago
Activision/Blizzard is not interested in making games anymore. They have settled on well-known formulas -- World of Warcraft, Diablo, loot systems, Call of Duties, etc -- and constantly rehash them for the big bucks. They don't gi
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by yazzku 4y ago
The US government is also harmful outside of the US. Your comments here and above seem to have a tone of "US good, China bad". To be clear, this and the general issue of regulating American online spaces isn't about good vs e
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by yazzku 4y ago
What do you mean it's not diverse? It's all the tech bros from Silicon Valley. I bet there are women too.
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by yazzku 4y ago
I tried Julia and I had to wait several seconds for my program to start due to JIT even for very trivial applications. Did I do anything wrong? Seemed like the worst of both worlds. Python runs slow but at least it starts fast.
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by yazzku 4y ago
What are you talking about? The fact that there are two Settings panels ('Settings' and 'Control Panel') is already sub-optimal for UI/UX. Not to mention that half the windows on Control Panel are not resizable and
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by yazzku 4y ago
> and runs a mishmash of software with no consistent UI language. Do you mean like WinForms, WPF, WinUI, UWP, MAUI, Blazor, or good ol' MFC, none of which display text properly on hi-dpi displays in 2022?
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by yazzku 4y ago
> We hear from you that you want the full richness of Microsoft Teams features on Linux such as background effects, reactions, gallery view, etc. Just to be clear, we don't want any of your shit, let alone the full shit.
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by yazzku 4y ago
This is a great report, thanks for sharing.
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by yazzku 4y ago
Sounds like the game of ambiguity. They 'crack down' on the malware while simultaneously hurting Blockada and the other legitimate software/services that protect you from Google's own surveillance. Google wins, everybody
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by yazzku 4y ago
It certainly does feel that The Rest of the World currently must choose between one empire's surveillance machine or another's. You point out that many of TikTok's employees come from Chinese state media, but many higher-ups
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by yazzku 4y ago
What a bizarre way to justify surveillance. Who said the web browser can't be sold instead? The browser and the search engine should not be developed by the same company, there are clear conflicts of interest there, but we all know why
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by yazzku 4y ago
Fuck Oracle and surveillance capitalism.
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by yazzku 4y ago
That presentation is utterly disgusting. We are people, not consumers to be spied on.
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by yazzku 4y ago
Yeah, TPM 2.0 is a real ass. Looks like classic anti-competitive lawsuit to me, has any org pursued this?
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by yazzku 4y ago
I was going to give CMUSphinx / PocketSphinx a try, based on maturity and requirements. If anyone has used it in the past or can suggest other options that will be appreciated.
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by yazzku 4y ago
It's always bothered me how they call it a "supercomputer in your pocket". Not very super if it doesn't do the things I want, sigh.
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by yazzku 4y ago
As in LAN, or did you test across the tubes of the Internet?
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by yazzku 4y ago
Fanboys triggered.
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by yazzku 4y ago
Indeed, though thankfully we have the alternatives.

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