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by yunohn 2y ago
Most gaming monitors also seem to be primarily 2650x1440. The 4k ones cost significantly more.
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by yunohn 2y ago
That’s not breakage. It’s a canary test that should help you make the decision to remove your workaround code and related tests.
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by yunohn 2y ago
> Whoever wrote the wccftech article TBH this article sounds like it was written by an LLM using a transcript of the video or something. It has that LLM smell for me.
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by yunohn 2y ago
> the more you brag about having the money to retire I’d like to believe that policies are (atleast partially) based on data, and not braggadocious tweets/blogs.
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by yunohn 2y ago
Since when do web apps on iOS have parity with native apps? Android does a better job, but native apps are always more privileged.
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by yunohn 2y ago
> laying off employees without offering to move them to where they are shipping the jobs to is an example of poor treatment I don’t think that offer would’ve made much sense, when the goal is to build a full low cost team elsewhere. Why
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by yunohn 2y ago
I don’t see any source for that from their paper. It just says a duplicate version of Pile with a citation linking to the original Pile paper itself. [15] Leo Gao, Stella Biderman, Sid Black, Laurence Golding, Travis Hoppe, Charles Foster,
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by yunohn 2y ago
I feel like this response is the exact opposite of what HNers expect - a random reply claiming they can only show a private demo.
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by yunohn 2y ago
You claimed it was an issue specific to internal usage?
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by yunohn 2y ago
That’s a great point, but not the point that GP was making. I’d like to learn more about the inherent domain sharing security problem they ranted about. Edit: This public issue seems to imply they have a way to mark system/admin emails
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by yunohn 2y ago
> I wish there were a "speed/size limit" on the internet so that companies beyond a certain size I assume you are aware that this is a natural tendency towards economies of scale? It’s not tenable to impose arbitrary limit
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by yunohn 2y ago
> The devil in the details mean the morons were using the same domain used by public users, for internal corporate usage which is absolutely fucking insecure to the moon. Care to explain why this is so insecure?
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by yunohn 2y ago
Curation is a multi-stage filtering pipeline. Such brands do not look at a firehose of content - they rely on existing networks and markers of quality before even considering content.
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by yunohn 2y ago
> I guess part of the blame goes to our politicians though. There is no universe in which public funds are leeched without political complicity and corruption. Most likely the publishers benefitted are either related to or provided kickb
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by yunohn 2y ago
Elites are always worried about the labor crisis - “nobody wants to work”. Usually this is about blue collar work, and their desire to underpay and overwork service/laborers. Globally, this class of people definitely wants to reduce li
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by yunohn 2y ago
Of course! That’s why Instagram/Meta/Reddit/Twitter/etc’s clones of TikTok’s UI/UX and reels has already killed TikTok usage. /s
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by yunohn 2y ago
Well, like I said, Apple is known for having hardline stances with their partners - it could easily be mandated that employee wages need to be 2X$ or whatever. Though, Apple has the exact same issue you claim Foxconn might have - funneling
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by yunohn 2y ago
Apple does this too - they set wildly low payable rates and then get surprised when Foxconn grinds their workers to dust.
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by yunohn 2y ago
Same story in the Netherlands. They mix and burn most waste, despite segregation. Last year, they introduced a plastic packaging surcharge - which turned out to be a fee directly given to companies, not a tax nor earmarked for green activit
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by yunohn 2y ago
Coincidentally, I saw Meta ads plastered all over London today - showcasing a welder who claims she practiced/learned welding with a Meta Oculus sitting at home.
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by yunohn 3y ago
It’s also a tough bit of hypocrisy because he said he doesn’t believe in advertising and then bought a social media company that (like others) relies on advertising for the majority of its revenue.
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by yunohn 3y ago
Hmm, I agree the non clickable Maps on Google searches is incredibly annoying.
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by yunohn 3y ago
This is more a bespoke file format than a full blown database. It’s optimized for one table schema and a few specific queries. Not a negative though, not everything needs a general purpose database. Clearly this satisfies their requirements
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by yunohn 3y ago
X is pronounced as ch in Catalan too. https://spanish.stackexchange.com/questions/16203/use-of-x-i... .
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by yunohn 3y ago
Almost everything (electronics, subscriptions, goods) are expensive in the EU. People travel to the USA to save money on these items, often getting additional discounts and sales that far surpass those in the EU. The lack of a high intercha
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by yunohn 3y ago
I’ve been in similar burnout situations, and the difference between work and side projects did not matter to my mental health. The money was not an issue, it was headspace and fatigue.
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by yunohn 3y ago
Most popular OSS projects use Apache and MIT in my experience, precisely because GPLs are problematic for commercial usage and contributions from employed people.
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by yunohn 3y ago
Yeah, it still sucks for me in the Netherlands - a country with a massive iOS population. Since we can’t change default map apps, I always end up having to use it with calendar, reminders, siri, watch, etc. Always disappointed by how much i
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by yunohn 3y ago
All such people hope that one day they can finish climbing the same ladder, and only after that, get to kick it out from underneath them. Crabs.
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by yunohn 3y ago
I’ve setup OAuth before and it can be painful. But it’s become more straightforward these days, with existing boilerplates. The AI prompted scaffold sounds pretty useful, though I’m not convinced it’ll be a USP moat. Good luck nonetheless!

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