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by codeptualize 5mo ago
Exactly this! Rosetta + the whole app developer community who really quickly released builds for M chips (voluntary or forced, but it did happen). I had the initial m1 air, and it was remarkable how useable it was. You'd expect all sor
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by codeptualize 5mo ago
I think their M chips are a good example. They ran on intel for so long, then did the impossible of changing architecture on Mac, even without much transition pain. Obviously that was built upon years of iPhone experience, but it shows they
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by codeptualize 7mo ago
No mention of security.. remarkable
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by codeptualize 7mo ago
I think the big difference why I would go for a pro if I ever replace my mini is ProMotion. It seems like even in this new model you are stuck with the old lower refresh rate which is quite jarring. Performance wise, even older ipads were w
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by codeptualize 8mo ago
Never been a fan of tailwind, but this is kinda sad. Given it's popularity what a sad situation that they aren't getting able to get properly funded. I think the solution is one of the big companies with lots of money to acquire t
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by codeptualize 9mo ago
That's neat. Not sure if I would deploy it, as it will be hard to explain/teach people how to use it (as I see in other comments already), but I do see the value in it. It solves the "drag and drop beyond what fits the screen
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by codeptualize 9mo ago
I forgot the most important reason! Data for ads. Delivering ads is based on data about you, so you get the most effective ads. Your browsing data is really valuable data in that sense. If you read about the privacy controls in chrome you g
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by codeptualize 9mo ago
Imo it's pretty transparent, it's indeed all about ads. 70-80% of Google's revenue is from ads, that says it all imo. First of all because of search: If you type something in the search bar of your browser, and that takes you
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by codeptualize 9mo ago
Advertising, search partnerships, premium subscriptions afaik. These things can be found public: - Opera https://investor.opera.com/news-releases/news-release-detail... - Mozilla (largely funded by google) https:&#x2F
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by codeptualize 10mo ago
This seems really nice. Wasn't aware of hack club but that just looks like a wonderful construction and organization. In a world of VC backed open source projects with big profit motivations, it's refreshing to see things like thi
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by codeptualize 10mo ago
Wait, so there is one example, which shows the R and Python equivalents are pretty much the same.. I was all hyped up, ready to see the amazing examples and arguments that would convince me to pick up R, and it gave me absolutely nothing (e
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by codeptualize 10mo ago
You might be able to port it fairly easily, depending on the browser extension api's you are using. Web extensions API is emerging and a lot of it is already somewhat standardized https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US&#x2
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by codeptualize 10mo ago
I think the glaring issue underlying this is that the big companies are not investing enough in the tools they rely on. I agree with some of the arguments that patching up vulnerabilities is important, but it's crazy to put that expect
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by codeptualize 11mo ago
There is a premium plan for the AI features, so that's the strategy, which does make some sense, I bet a lot of people will want to have those features.
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by codeptualize 11mo ago
It's a smart approach imo. They had to get a subscription somehow to support AI features which they need to compete (just usage cost wise you can't do that on a one time fee license). But since they promised not to go subscription
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by codeptualize 11mo ago
It looks very similar to what they already had. If you had all three they all were already integrated, you can just switch between the different types of editing modes.
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by codeptualize 11mo ago
But then you don't need uv. The pain point uv solves is projects. Different projects with different dependencies (even the same but different versions), multiple people, teams, and environments trying to run the same code. That gets pr
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by codeptualize 1y ago
Seeing this kinda stuff makes me want to keep my physical license and ID. No need for digital ones, I'm good with the cards.
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by codeptualize 1y ago
Besides the obvious issues at hand, it's kinda ironic they publish this on Github, EU tech independence is going great.
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by codeptualize 1y ago
Haha that’s a good point, I guess another sign that they really have no clue what they are doing
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by codeptualize 1y ago
Maybe we should scan their communications for corruption and undue influence. I'm sure it's all above board, so it should be fine if we get an independent group to review them right? (Just following to their reasoning..)
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by codeptualize 1y ago
One interesting line in the proposal: > Detection will not apply to accounts used by the State for national security purposes, maintaining law and order or military purposes; If it's all very safe and accurate, why is this exception
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by codeptualize 1y ago
"the science" I don't agree with this part, and I think it's quite dangerous to rope that in. Science is not one way of thinking, it's a methodology, it's seeking truth. There might be bad actors and idiots, th
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by codeptualize 1y ago
I'm not assuming anything, I work in software development. In this industry we spend ungodly amounts of time and resources to attempt to keep data safe, and create systems like the ones proposed to flag and handle malicious activity of
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by codeptualize 1y ago
This! Very well explained.
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by codeptualize 1y ago
I lost count how many times the "lets get rid of encryption" plans have been tried and failed. It's truly ridiculous how these people don't understand anything about encryption and somehow still think this is a good idea
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by codeptualize 1y ago
I think there are two cases: 1. Self hosting 2. Running locally on device I have tried both, and find myself not using either. For both the quality is less than the top performing models in my experience. Part of it is the models, part migh
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by codeptualize 1y ago
Any decent sized project will encounter breaking changes in dependencies. The big frontend frameworks have great backward compatibility and usually provide codemods that automatically update your project. If you install UI components and ot
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by codeptualize 1y ago
This is the answer. I thought this was fairly common knowledge, height is animated quite often (think dropdowns), no need for the over complications.
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by codeptualize 1y ago
Whisper large v3 from openai, but we host it ourselves on Modal.com. It's easy, fast, no rate limits, and cheap as well. If you want to run it locally, I'd still go with whisper, then I'd look at something like whisper.cpp h

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