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by anon7000 4d ago
This is why I like to really interrogate Claude on what it’s planning to do, what the implementation will look like etc before writing code. Without enough direction and time thinking about it, it can definitely go in an unintended directio
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by anon7000 4d ago
On 5g, I’ll say this. I’m on a Verizon MVNO with a fairly recent iPhone Pro model in a major metro area. I frequently have to disable 5g and switch data to LTE to get any actual service, even when I have full bars of service. It’s highly
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by anon7000 4d ago
The problem with practically every climate denier out there is you only see things from a very narrow local perspective. Skipping horrible weather in one area doesn’t mean the rest of the world is ok. Climate scientists, in fact, predicted
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by anon7000 4d ago
Don’t you worry, mid/high end TVs cost thousands of bucks and have all the same spyware
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by anon7000 5d ago
I mean even for marine navigation, you use digital solutions now. But paper charts people would use before aren’t exactly zoomed out to show the whole world. So I feel like this whole world Mercator projection hasn’t been very relevant for
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by anon7000 6d ago
> But at a $2K starting price, plus likely another $200 for the storage size they really expect people to purchase Idk why I’d need a lot of storage on the phone. Photos/videos get backed up elsewhere. The only thing that eats stora
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by anon7000 6d ago
> it is easy to buy a cable and have it delivered to your home in 24 hours * for now, in certain locations, from certain retailers
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by anon7000 6d ago
As someone who has a lot of experience with both… no. You don’t need to be smart to assembly furniture, you just need to follow directions very closely and get shit done.
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by anon7000 6d ago
It’s a stain precisely because it proves Americans don’t learn from those past stains
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by anon7000 7d ago
You should probably wait to comment until iPhone duo sales come back.
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by anon7000 7d ago
And yet Apple is doing exceptionally well financially, the MacBooks with M series chips are clearly the pinnacle of Mac laptop engineering, and most of the devices are more reliable and more durable than they ever have been. (As someone wh
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by anon7000 7d ago
This is how Apple works, it’s weird people complain about it at this point. It’s extremely successful
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by anon7000 8d ago
Just redirects to chatgpt.com
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by anon7000 9d ago
How about this? LG builds many other home appliances like washers and driers. Some have apps and wifi. Why wouldn’t LG allow their devices to talk to each other locally, without needing to join a network? With private SSID or something like
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by anon7000 9d ago
> A new display plant costs multiple billions To be fair, most TVs on the market are buying panels from the same few manufacturers. For example, Hisense sources panels from part of LG. I think Samsung is another manufacturer. So a new co
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by anon7000 9d ago
The problem is that this includes literally everything on a cloud service. My emails and documents on Gmail/Google Drive is my personal data. My email on Fastmail is my personal data, even if they’re privacy friendly. So that service w
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by anon7000 9d ago
But as the video shows, the TV is doing text to speech and associating audio with a person. That text data is relatively very cheap to hang onto forever. The problem is really that this tracking is at an absurd scale. So while an individual
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by anon7000 9d ago
So step one is a constitutional amendment to ban corporate money in politics, which is going to be suuuper hard to accomplish. But yeah similar to how humans are put in jail and it can easily ruin their life, the punishment for a severe cri
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by anon7000 9d ago
I don’t get how this is any easier in windows explorer. In both windows and Mac I can just pin the drive itself or just the root directory to the sidebar and then use list/grid/nested columns to pop in and out of the hierarchy how
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by anon7000 9d ago
But this is like the same as windows explorer right? It opens whatever view you used for the app (say, “recents”) and then you click something in the sidebar to go to the “real” filesystem?
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by anon7000 9d ago
I haven’t watched it all yet, but I believe they discuss an RCE vulnerability where an attacker can permanently monitor the mics?
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by anon7000 9d ago
I don’t have a deep understanding of residential proxies. But if you had an internet plan with a data cap, it would surely count against both download and upload, yeah? That alone is a huge violation. These companies need to be fined into t
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by anon7000 9d ago
Seriously. My fucking CPAP machine ships with a 5g modem so my info can be easily available to my physician. Can’t turn it off, no clue if I’m even paying for it given how obtuse the billing situation is with how the company charges health
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by anon7000 9d ago
Severance
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by anon7000 10d ago
Idk, I mean RCS on iPhone is just SMS/MMS but fixing like 90% of the issues. I don’t find it that clunky.
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by anon7000 11d ago
I mean I think this is just how AI already operates. I’ve seen multiple models go digging in the git blame or past PRs, and even unmerged PRs. When agents work on a project that has well-defined in-repo docs, agents normally update them wit
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by anon7000 11d ago
It’s tough. The models can at this point very quickly identify issues in a Kubernetes cluster, for example. This because these systems give you a TON of observability, and it can easily see all the different moving parts. That doesn’t mean
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by anon7000 13d ago
That blog post didn’t make a lot of sense to me. It’s saying to run CI in the merge queue. And also have CI be a script you can run locally. But also to replace CI? Like: > A merge queue is a script you run to push to origin/main (i
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by anon7000 13d ago
MuseScore and Ultimate Guitar unfortunately both have some dark patterns around subscriptions and data collection. But yeah very weird situation
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by anon7000 14d ago
Long term your kids will probably wish they were digitized as well

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