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by 1123581321 7d ago
I'm not the OP, but my understanding (and I agree) is that it can seem like a better value when a subset of factors are considered (ones that IT can measure, biases in IT against Apple etc.) and it leads the company into making a choic
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by 1123581321 7d ago
I'm drawing a different conclusion than you about that upgrade. Sorry! I definitely understand your advice; it's especially the best option when you are financially risk-adverse or pessimistic about technology but need to particip
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by 1123581321 7d ago
Walmart has had cheap insulin for decades, and update their formula periodically as patents expire. Not many know about it, though. I've used it when traveling and it works even though it's not as effective as the current prescrip
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by 1123581321 7d ago
I get the sensibility of that advice but isn't that the case no matter when you buy it? I mean, they announced a nice iPhone Pro, optimized over multiple generations, and then immediately made it look primitive with the Duo. :)
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by 1123581321 8d ago
That’s delusional, mate. Sorry.
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by 1123581321 8d ago
Yes, of course. Wikipedia has a quick summary of the most popular networks ranked by monthly active users. Facebook is #1 and Meta owns three of the top five. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most_popular_social_pl
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by 1123581321 17d ago
Usually auto mode does mild things that are dismaying but not dangerous, or maybe not noticed (like if it posts sensitive local data in a request that gets logged but never exploited.)
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by 1123581321 17d ago
Sadly, true. I know a person who gets AI news from that YouTuber and quotes him like he’s a household name and pays him for some repackaged chat models. It’s tedious and hard to talk to them about basic/remedial aspects because their e
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by 1123581321 20d ago
I see; thanks.
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by 1123581321 21d ago
I’m not sure your point, sorry.
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by 1123581321 21d ago
Apple buying Workflow (became Shortcuts). Its users have a better, faster tool and got it soon after acquisition. And it has many more users now.
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by 1123581321 22d ago
To do that, you would have to never touch the money and invest aggressively. Most wouldn’t do that unless they didn’t need the money, i.e. already rich so not newfound wealth. You would also have to train your kids to responsibly use the mo
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by 1123581321 25d ago
Market acceptance risk, geopolitical funding risk, reputational harm risk, for space flight and starlink specifically. The Musk risk section isn’t specific to AI.
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by 1123581321 25d ago
I expect this will effectively be stated, that their success will depend on developing a succession of products and evolving the company in response to the market climate.
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by 1123581321 25d ago
Thank you. Hopefully a good lesson for the GP to actually read prospectuses before making claims about them!
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by 1123581321 25d ago
This is a non-story; for those who haven’t read them, prospectuses include every potential risk under the sun. There will be risks that never make the news alongside the exciting backlash.
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by 1123581321 26d ago
Can’t be if they were having to scrub government meetings to put the puzzle together. Unless, of course, they made this before she was caught. :) Completely coincidentally, I’m typing this from the Aldi at 88 and 26, waiting out a storm.
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by 1123581321 1mo ago
Either they email me as a test, or the person who emailed me has let me know his real email. In one case, I texted the guy because documents were sensitive and contained his cell. I have a canned reply to these to try to get them fixed, so
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by 1123581321 1mo ago
As others said, this post is wrong. I’m another owner of first.last/firstlast since 2004. There was never a period where Google got the dots wrong. People will forget their middle initial in their email (or others won’t notice it), or
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by 1123581321 1mo ago
I don't find many to ask for too many permissions relative to what they do. There are many Slack apps people want, that necessarily need a lot of permissions, to the point where maybe people shouldn't want that app, but that'
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by 1123581321 1mo ago
You’d have the same issue as you’d need to be able to verify that your last vote was being counted, for displaying your vote back to you to have any value. A scheme to be able to show coercive parties fake votes would be known to them immed
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by 1123581321 1mo ago
I hadn't read it until now. Interesting find! I wonder why he chose that title as the teleology of I Cor 13:12 seems straightforward.
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by 1123581321 1mo ago
Through a glass darkly, if you will. :)
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by 1123581321 1mo ago
Current was just a vibe-coded thing that blew up about a month before people started to become inured to the Claude Code look. The essay was intriguing but the app wasn’t like it. The app is essentially a standard RSS clone reader with wate
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by 1123581321 1mo ago
Good retraction. The plagiarism part further down in the article shouldn't be missed. The developer has significant character issues.
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by 1123581321 1mo ago
Somehow I doubt that. :) Appreciate the whole package of posts as a performance, though.
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by 1123581321 1mo ago
Can you explain the screenshot a little more? It just looks like you’re comparing the output of a chatbot and Claude Code about a log file. If it’s a metaphor, it went over my head, sorry!
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by 1123581321 1mo ago
That’s a good observation. I think it’s where their heads are facing. Two conversationalists face each other or face the room, but talk quietly with body language that suggests they’re conversing (heads tilted, leaning.) Someone talking on
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by 1123581321 1mo ago
Sure thing! https://github.com/michaeldhopkins/a11y-review
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by 1123581321 1mo ago
Specifically about accessible websites: I’m a web developer. At the request of a designer I work with, I spent a couple hours making a Claude skill that would run through WCAG AA and AAA, check contrast, screen reader experience etc. Since

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