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by yreg 1y ago
Yeah what they did is probably the best way to handle it.
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by yreg 1y ago
> Reddit and YouTube are wastes of time if you are just 'checking in'. I disagree, YouTube has plenty of creative and interesting content if one has enough will to fight the nonsense that the algorithm shovels at you. Same goes
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by yreg 1y ago
I wonder how many of them lead to private YouTube videos, Google documents, etc.
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by yreg 1y ago
There is the homograph attack, but browsers do their best to mitigate it nowadays. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IDN_homograph_attack
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by yreg 1y ago
Cognitive behavioral therapy, or the other one?
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by yreg 1y ago
> I’m still trying to understand what is the biggest group of people that will use local AI? iPhone users in a few months – because I predict app developers will love cramming calls to the foundation models into everything. Android will
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by yreg 1y ago
> I think they meant that Verdana is a nice replacement for Times if you care about readability and presentation. But that's not true at all! Maybe the point was that web should use sans-serif instead of serif, but that statement (a
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by yreg 1y ago
In this story, Itch and Valve are 10x more trustworthy than the card processors.
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by yreg 1y ago
Verdana is sans serif, so not a replacement for Times New Roman. Also, the website styles don't specify font-family at all, so you are complaining about your own browser defaults.
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by yreg 1y ago
Intel made an ad series based on a similar idea in ~2010. “Our Rock Stars Aren't Like Your Rock Stars” https://youtu.be/7l_oTgKMi-s
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by yreg 1y ago
What do you propose as an alternative?
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by yreg 1y ago
It's depressing, but it's probably the only way. And people will presumably still sell out their RealIDs to / get them stolen by the bot farmers anyway. And then there's Worldcoin, which is universally hated here.
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by yreg 1y ago
>How can you do that on the internet? Well to upload YouTube videos you obviously need to log in.
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by yreg 1y ago
Maybe they target content production, not content consumption?
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by yreg 1y ago
Philosophers of mind have always tried to describe the brain using contemporary technology analogies. It's only natural and nothing to frown at. Descartes compared the human mind to waterworks and hydraulic machines, other authors used
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by yreg 1y ago
It would make sense if there was a monocausal explanation of why ancient ancestors started sleeping, but then other body functions started making use of the sleeping system since it was at hand.
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by yreg 1y ago
I've watched OP's talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ScCG3qTOuc At 17th minute he explains that they look at microdoppler signatures and can detect mosquitos through the wing flapping frequency. Pretty cool.
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by yreg 1y ago
Super interesting project! What stage are you at currently? What are the main open challenges that you are facing?
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by yreg 1y ago
Or you just use a tissue or don't clean it at all.
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by yreg 1y ago
There are bio solutions, e.g. my city puts mosquito-larva-killing bacteria in the river and the lakes. It works okay, but they are unable target _all_ water surface. They use drones, they give out these bacteria to people so they put it in
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by yreg 1y ago
The article talks about user data, but for small developers it's also about monetization in general. I have an iOS app that could easily be a PWA. I don't collect any data. My advertising budget is $0. I would never be able to get
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Meta to halt political advertising in EU from October, blames EU rules(reuters.com)
6 points by yreg 1y ago|1 comments
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by yreg 1y ago
I have 42k km / 26k miles on the tires Tesla equipped me with and they are in good condition.
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by yreg 1y ago
And how often did you engine break with that ICE car when driving around the city? Because I did it only when driving down extreme slopes. It also cannot do a full stop. With an EV I don't touch breaks unless in situations I fail to&#x
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by yreg 1y ago
It would be insanity for every cli tool to wrap its own llama.cpp There are plenty of terminal apps with this functionality, e.g. https://www.warp.dev/
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by yreg 1y ago
Two days ago there were two redditors who had the same happen to them - banned for allegedly breaching 3.2(f). One from Australia the other from NZ. https://old.reddit.com/r/iOSProgramming/s/oUVIuVWeJe Hearin
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by yreg 1y ago
Prove it.
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by yreg 1y ago
> Hell these robots if they work will be made illlegal. Why are heavy machines like diggers and cranes legal then? Human operated, but replace countless workers on the site.
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by yreg 1y ago
You meant to say in Russia.
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by yreg 1y ago
- buying a bundle of 12 games to get the two games you actually want to play - donating to a charity event that gives you games

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