artk42

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by artk42 3d ago
I can't believe to hear such a wisdom from Garry Tan.
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by artk42 10d ago
No way API access to current socials, they are all doomed. Bluesky/ATProto developments seems to be the best hope and basis today to rebuild and get back to users what is and always was theirs.
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by artk42 3mo ago
Lobbyists do not sleep. It's easy to recall how those two, especially apple, tried to sabotage FIDO2 trying to capture webauthn standards, fortunately failed. EU also has to learn their inside traitors who sabotage their great efforts
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by artk42 5mo ago
The reason is that Google are highly commercialized first on thier maps, while Apple focused on major markets. E.g. I can remember the times like 2017, when Apple maps was as rocky as possible, but they were working fine in Shenzhen with ma
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by artk42 5mo ago
> Languages JavaScript 55.2%, TypeScript 44.4%, Other 0.4% Isn't that compromises the whole purpose of the project immediatly? Moreover, any reasonably adequate dev would work on expansion of syncthing ecosystem, not inventing a ras
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by artk42 7mo ago
Haha, can't be said better. M1pro is so good. Literally the only Jobs legacy, every other thing except silicon and laptop engineering is mediocre to dead now.
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by artk42 7mo ago
I think it’s opposite. The general population always has nothing with outstanding engineers thru the history. It’s hard to say that VC bubbles of recent decades really drove the amount of outstanding engineers, it’s just an overall increase
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by artk42 7mo ago
> A coalition of 16 banks thinks it has the answer. Oh! That's exactly what we all needed - 16 banks suggest their own "system", even more crude and clumsy imitation of the surveillance standards of payment systems and mar
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by artk42 8mo ago
Absolutely! It is a sovereignty software effectively, it could be OSS only, otherwise treated as "soon to turn into bloatware cash-cow to death". There is no other way to gain trust, but staying closed source is a way to confirm d
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by artk42 8mo ago
This is so true, and it is so crazy that the __majority of single people__ are so lacking empathy to at least understand this simple scheduling arithmetic. That led me to quite radical thoughts, that childless people shouldn't have the
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by artk42 11mo ago
> I really hope this is not intentional from Apple to make me upgrade. That would be a big let down. I've got a reference macbook air from 2015, which is almost clean, only zoom, teams and chrome for meets are installed and used for
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by artk42 1y ago
I'm referring to a vast community of young developers who have learned a valuable lesson about the useless roles of monopolies in our lives as a dirty bonus to long payrolls of devs who work for them.
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by artk42 1y ago
Thanks, this is an amazing historical note! Will learn in detail. My intuition advises that efficient antimonopoly is the battle we are losing..
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by artk42 1y ago
This is awesome, honestly. The more monopolists f_ck up, the cleaner the future to be built.
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by artk42 1y ago
If there are enough OGs, they should recall Windows XP with all those bells and whistles AND those life-saving switch to "Windows Classic" that survived next three generations of Windows. I personally pray for that "MacOS cla
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by artk42 1y ago
audit logs of all privacy and sensitive-related events should be required by regulations
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by artk42 1y ago
Meta: broken all possible privacy laws with "localhost tracking" Me: f*ck off, enough, time to buy pixel and grapheneos Govt: meta pays _me_ $32bln for breaking _your_ privacy. What? You want to defend yourself? You are a criminal
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by artk42 2y ago
I guess all the blamed EuroCommission will again have to do their job to bring anti-oligo/monopoly regulations, which everyone will hate but still slightly work. Architecting technical systems is MUCH WAY easier than architecting socia
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by artk42 2y ago
Sad news! It's a total BS. The reputable press for some reason spread fake news about the fact that the Sagrada Familia is supposed to be finally completed by 2026. This is complete nonsense, I can't understand how it happened. Ap
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by artk42 3y ago
How dare you to be so exactly right. Those corp data-driven pms are destroying monopolies from inside with one-fits billion features, which is a perfect illustration of evolutionary self-regulation. Protocols are the future of internet comp
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by artk42 3y ago
() designing UI () fixing the world () saving the drowning not a todo list then..
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by artk42 3y ago
In the meantime, it might seem very counterintuitive, but it is very evolutional and GOOD regulation! It will force custodial monopolies companies like Meta and Apple, either go away OR provide programmability for users to incorporate their
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by artk42 3y ago
Back to SMS (c)