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by input_sh 4d ago
Well, that's one way to market reaching a plateau.
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by input_sh 5d ago
I mean, if I were to accuse any search engine of an astroturfing campaign on HN, I'd certainly not pick Yandex over Kagi.
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by input_sh 8d ago
How is bringing down the whole power grid in any particular country an extinction level event? I'm pretty sure that even in the worst case scenario it would be like a month of chaos in one particular part of the world at most, hardly s
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by input_sh 13d ago
I'm guessing it'll be something like the CNN deal where basically every story about elections would include "according to predictions on Kalshi..."
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by input_sh 14d ago
I'm one of those that instinctively types the letter "y", presses the down arrow, then enter, and goes straight to the subscriptions page. Unfortunately, I now have to scroll through the "most relevant" section, the
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by input_sh 20d ago
Booking.com literally is classified as a VLOP (very large online platform) under DSA: https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/policies/list-desig... It's also not the only European company to be designated
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by input_sh 21d ago
The thing I'm far more interested in than WebMCP is who are the supposed 50 people that have opened this slop and decided it was worthy of their upvote.
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by input_sh 29d ago
Have you tried reading the submitted URL?
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by input_sh 1mo ago
If only Wikipedia contained like an easier-to-digest version of Wikipedia, using planer language: https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/DNA I just asked Opus to "explain DNA to me in simple language" and the two
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by input_sh 1mo ago
The new Bootstrap, but somehow even shittier as the content itself is also bland and only vaguely matches the subject. Might as well put lorem ipsum in there, it's just as "informative".
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by input_sh 1mo ago
This isn't WW1, not a lot of experience is necessary to point a missile or a drone towards the target.
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by input_sh 2mo ago
My counter-argument: I can copy any cool-looking Tailwind element I find on the Internet into my own project and it'll look exactly the same.
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by input_sh 2mo ago
"Slowly dying" implies it's some sort of a natural process they have no control over, that's not what's happening. It's committing suicide, on purpose. It's a modern-day burning of the Library of Alexandri
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by input_sh 2mo ago
No, Google knows very well about each and every older source, it just refuses to show them. Here, I can easily prove it: search for something like "site:theguardian.com" and set the date filter to show you results before say 1&#x2
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by input_sh 2mo ago
Whenever I stumble upon articles such as this one, I always just mentally swap the words energy drink with "two coffees and a multivitamin" (or even "one coffee and a multivitamin" if we're talking about a Red Bull)
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by input_sh 2mo ago
I picked the only instance I know that actually charges its users an insignificant amount ($20/year), thinking it'd give me some sense of security that it won't just go away one day. I've been paying for it for 3 years i
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by input_sh 2mo ago
Too bad they're just static, as the website doesn't copy the hover state or the on-click animations.
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by input_sh 2mo ago
After this strike, the only AWS region in the ME that remains operational is the one in Tel Aviv (a bit ironic if you ask me). UAE has been down for months, Bahrain is now offline, Saudi Arabia is still under construction.
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by input_sh 2mo ago
PDFs of decisions in case somebody wants to learn more: Google Search decision: https://ec.europa.eu/competition/digital_markets_act/cases/2... Android decision: https://ec.europa.eu/competiti
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by input_sh 2mo ago
I wanted to compare the prices to the current prices: > That puts us up to €26,97 a month on our six machines so far. The cost for this same calculation has risen to €41,94 for the exact same configuration (3x CX23, 3x CX33). > These
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by input_sh 2mo ago
The most absurd thing that has happened to me more than once is that I found a YouTube video, not by searching through Google, not by searching through YouTube, not by asking an LLM to find it for me, but by finding an old article that em
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by input_sh 2mo ago
One of the things I do semi-frequently is look for the evidence that some concert took place 15+ years ago. Or maybe I already definitively know it happened, but not exactly at which venue or the exact date of the concert. This I feel like
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by input_sh 2mo ago
Definitely depends on the ratio of first time visitors since the introduction of the EES system (whose data needs collecting) vs returning visitors (whose data only needs verifying). I was going by my last experience, but I waited way longe
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by input_sh 2mo ago
> The better they get, the more they need a data center. That's true. > So, the ‘better’ Chinese AI gets , the more it will just be a service run on Chinese hardware competing with ‘our’ lower latency AIs . This is not. Them be
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by input_sh 2mo ago
With the introduction of EES system (whose implementation was completed only a few months ago), the full data of non-EU citizens gets collected the first time we enter the EU and then we have to verify it every subsequent time. Not much of
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by input_sh 2mo ago
It's their own fonts: Mozilla Headline and Mozilla Text. No idea why they'd be using the display font for the abstract though, that kind of defeats the whole purpose. It's supposed to be quirky and bold, but used far more spa
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by input_sh 2mo ago
Add a download gate to the mix, remove the optional payment (I promise you nobody's gonna do that) and you're basically describing https://hypeddit.com/ . Instead of paying to download music, the users "pays&q
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by input_sh 2mo ago
On the "bright side", it's impossible to die!
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by input_sh 2mo ago
AGPL-licensed: https://github.com/openalpr/openalpr (Not updated in years though.)
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by input_sh 2mo ago
> Are paywalls ok? > It's ok to post stories from sites with paywalls that have workarounds. > In comments, it's ok to ask how to read an article and to help other users do so. But please don't post complaints about

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