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by zfg 2y ago
Yes, you shouldn't have to. "World's" also gets removed even though "world's first" is a common expression.
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by zfg 2y ago
Russia and China used to think they needed to beat America. Then they hoped America would beat itself. But I bet they never expected America to turn into an ally.
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by zfg 2y ago
And this explains why Flash is dead? WebAssembly lives on. Embrace him. WebGPU will make you happier.
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Two AIs Realize They Are Not Talking to Humans and Switch to Their Own Language(iflscience.com)
6 points by zfg 2y ago|2 comments
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by zfg 2y ago
The automatic removal of the word "how" from submission titles needs to be removed. The original title is better and more indicative of the content of the article.
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by zfg 2y ago
> That man closed the Apple ecosystem doors on Flash Which is exactly the point, isn't it. Adobe's business model around Flash was so fragile that he could do it. He couldn't do it to the web.
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by zfg 2y ago
> Because of Steve Jobs If one man, on a whim, could destroy Flash then Flash deserved to die. > And for what For a royalty free platform that everyone is free to implement. No one wanted to be beholden to a proprietary platform t
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by zfg 2y ago
> But the problems we’re talking about are far broader No. You're fundamentally misunderstanding the broadness of the web platform. On a broad platform even niche use cases are common. If I'm developing an application that wi
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by zfg 2y ago
> Wrong, Flash was in the process of doing exactly that. Except it didn't succeed at it. And Flash is long dead now. WebAssembly is here today and supports more languages than Flash ever did.
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> it is bolted on WebAssembly is no more bolted on than JavaScript is and JavaScript has been part of the web for 29 years. > violates the fundamental principles underlying the web’s architecture. Which ones?
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by zfg 2y ago
> And no, WebAssembly isn’t different. I just opened one of the examples you provided and tried to right-click to inspect element. Nothing happened. When I inspected the source a different way, all I found was an SVG for the logo and a
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by zfg 2y ago
> The problem with Flash is that it opted out of the web architecture WebAssembly doesn't. WebAssembly is part of the web's architecture. It has been for 8 years. You've doubtless run WebAssembly without even realizing i
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> and yet we still do not have the streamlined authoring experience we had with Flash. Uno for example has a visual designer: https://platform.uno/hot-design/ > The problem is that all this choice creates frag
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by zfg 2y ago
> The web had this before briefly. Back in the 90s and 00s, some people just wanted to use Flash. WebAssembly is different. WebAssembly brings every language to the web. Flash didn't. WebAssembly can render to canvas and enable ap
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Tesla drivers are racking up fines using FSD in China(electrek.co)
4 points by zfg 2y ago|0 comments
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by zfg 2y ago
This play is actually in Google's book. Microsoft is going along for the ride.
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by zfg 2y ago
uBlock Origin always worked best in Firefox anyhow: https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/uBlock-Origin-works-b...
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by zfg 2y ago
> Unfortunately, many solitaire phone apps are filled with ads, slow, or have clunky controls Here's one written in C# and compiled to WebAssembly: https://solitaire.xaml.live/ Source code: https://gith
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by zfg 2y ago
The loss of credibility and trustworthiness will only make the US smaller and weaker.
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by zfg 2y ago
You still haven't provided a single example that the desires of the boss are actually being reflected in the operation of CNN. Jeff Bezos wanted the Washington Post to go soft on Trump. Here are concrete examples of his interference:
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by zfg 2y ago
> Do we hate him because of DOGE? Musk wants Ukraine to submit to Russia: https://www.npr.org/2022/10/04/1126714896/elon-musk-ukraine-... He wants Taiwan to submit to China: https://www.t
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by zfg 2y ago
How much time do you really think he's putting into running Tesla these days? He's not running it. Tesla employees call him a "pigeon CEO" because "he comes in, shits all over us, and then leaves": https:&#x2F
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by zfg 2y ago
Yes, yes. According to Musk Tesla's best days are always ahead: https://motherfrunker.ca/fsd/
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by zfg 2y ago
So.. CNN is doing good, well sourced journalism?
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by zfg 2y ago
> I lean Right myself But surely not this far right: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smQNNo2a9xc > have seen the MSM been caught in lie after lie after lie over the past 20 years You mean like Musk has told lie af
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Tesla hit with class action about its self-driving claims, hardware 3 computer(electrek.co)
8 points by zfg 2y ago|0 comments
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by zfg 2y ago
Or you could simply find plenty of criticism of Trump on CNN's website which would invalidate the concern.
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by zfg 2y ago
Okay, but what's a real world example of that happening on CNN's website today?
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by zfg 2y ago
What's an example of that pivot from CNN's website today?
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Lucid Is Getting a New CEO as Peter Rawlinson Steps Aside(insideevs.com)
1 points by zfg 2y ago|0 comments

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