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by cruise9 2y ago
That's a pretty generous take on the situation. Sam Altman isn't some robin hood character taking from the rich to give to the poor. If AI companies can keep operating with impunity, taking as much data as they want with no compen
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by cruise9 3y ago
We use this for running an old version of 16-bit Protel EDA on our work computers. (Initially, I had setup a windows XP VM for this purpose, but it turned out to be a lot of friction for users, as well as requiring an annoying amount of set
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by cruise9 5y ago
I do component purchasing for a small electronics manufacturer. It's been a hellish time looking for alternatives, trying to compare crappy data sheets (that often miss key specs) and trying to get one part from multiple sources. Octop
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by cruise9 5y ago
I'd love to hear how you integrated a Java and TCL backend with spreadsheets. I'm assuming this isn't something you can do with excel? (Logistics at the small business I work at, is run on a mess of excel spreadsheets with co
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by cruise9 7y ago
I don’t know if it’s incompetence or ignorance but Spotify has some of the worst apps going around. Remember the bad old days when the UI didn’t even support rotation on phones?
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by cruise9 8y ago
Spotify is supported by some 3rd party DJing apps which would need access to the PCM stream (pacemaker and I think edjing). However they probably have some kind of secret licencing deal/API access.
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by cruise9 8y ago
It feels cheap and nasty to ride on compared to a train. Still better than a regular bus for speed which means you're not on it for long (usually).
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by cruise9 8y ago
I thought the point of PWA would be ‘free’ compatibility with every OS that can run PWA. Checking for several different APIs and using the appropriate one seems counter to this.