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by kmlx 2mo ago
i agree but it’s not due to or about AI but more about polarisation of society in general: https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/psychologylse/2023/06/08/building-br...
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by kmlx 2mo ago
In Greece (EU). Can’t play it either. I’m getting: > This video is not rated > Join vimeo to watch > Already have an account? Log in
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by kmlx 3mo ago
it’s the list of features to disable. it’s been like that for the past… 5 years? 4?
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by kmlx 5mo ago
> illegally providing services to minors > breaking the law what law?
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by kmlx 5mo ago
i think Apple turned on age verification in Singapore, South Korea and the UK: https://support.apple.com/en-us/125666 what a dystopian world we live in.
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by kmlx 7mo ago
been there. for these kinds of projects i never start with code, i start with specs. i sometimes spend days just working on the specs. once the specs are clear i start coding, which is completely different monster. basically not that differ
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by kmlx 8mo ago
maybe clickhouse can finally make sense of the langfuse documentation
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by kmlx 9mo ago
> when Claude Code generates a 1000loc file it would be silly to say "the AI didn't write this code, I did" just because you wrote the prompt. it’s about responsibility not who wrote the code. a better question would be wh
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by kmlx 10mo ago
i think they look absolutely horrible both inside and out. but, of course, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
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by kmlx 10mo ago
> Teaching kids how to code isn't all that meaningful on its own. it’s extraordinary meaningful as it helps in brain development.
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by kmlx 1y ago
> Same for Uber, which sends both important order updates and marketing as push notifications. can be disabled via: settings > communication > push notifications but the worst part is when they add a new category (eg uber teen acco
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by kmlx 1y ago
nice review, thanks! how does it compare to claude code?
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by kmlx 1y ago
> their business is successful in large part because of the infrastructure in their country, the educated people they can hire, the healthcare Germany has Europe’s lowest share of entrepreneurs to workforce. So i guess the infrastructure
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by kmlx 1y ago
> > You're allowed to wind down a profitable company > I can't speak for all jurisdiction but on one that I worked in, this is not legal. which jurisdiction doesn’t allow you to shut down your own company?
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by kmlx 1y ago
> lately I feel like they only have a negative one, notably by poisoning our societies with unregulated big tech and social networks. do you feel like the censorship/regulation/big state mantra that european governments are fan
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by kmlx 1y ago
my answer to these kinds of laws will always be VPNs until they eventually ban those services (and i'm sure they will). then we'll be in game of cat and mouse. another hope i had was ironically the trump admin. my hope was that ta
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by kmlx 1y ago
how would those proposals work with these other initiatives that will go live in 2026? EU Digital Identity Wallet: https://ec.europa.eu/digital-building-blocks/sites/display/E... EU Age Verification: https:&
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by kmlx 1y ago
just in case people are not aware what "legal aid" or what "Legal Aid Agency" are: > Legal aid is the provision of assistance to people who are unable to afford legal representation and access to the court system. Leg
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by kmlx 1y ago
so what's the case?
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by kmlx 1y ago
> Transferwise what was the “incredible experience” with Transferwise? > the next morning you wake up to find the account, and everything in it, has gone they’re all protected by the FCA via the FSCS scheme: https://www.fsc
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by kmlx 1y ago
> Good ad blocking requires you to be able to look at decrypted HTTPS traffic and remove content from the DOM, including stuff added after the fact by Javascript. ironically this also sounds like a security nightmare.
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by kmlx 1y ago
this website seems to be spam: https://www.planetearthandbeyond.co titles of recent articles: (Tesla) This Is Just Pathetic. Talk about clutching at straws. Tesla Can, And Will, Fall Further. Starship Was Doomed From The Beginni
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by kmlx 2y ago
> There is no open-source browser based on it that you could use as an alternative to Firefox. here you go: https://github.com/duckduckgo/apple-browsers
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by kmlx 2y ago
> In terms of open source there are really only Chromium- and Firefox-derived browsers (I’m disregarding projects like the still pre-alpha Ladybird here). isn’t webkit open source? https://github.com/WebKit/WebKit o
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by kmlx 2y ago
click on individual days. you’ll notice that there are daily errors.
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by kmlx 2y ago
Claude 3.5 sonnet has been my go to for coding tasks, it’s just so much better than the others. but I’ve tried using the api in production and had to drop it due to daily issues: https://status.anthropic.com/ compare to ht
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by kmlx 2y ago
yours is a stability-over-change argument: bureaucracy exists to prevent reckless, harmful disruptions. you're assuming the alternative to bureaucracy is reckless destruction, but what about the harm bureaucracy already causes? slow go
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by kmlx 2y ago
what you write is true, but very concerning. in theory, laws and policies are crafted by elected officials or experts, and bureaucrats are just the executors. but in reality, bureaucracies interpret, refine, and sometimes even reshape these
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by kmlx 2y ago
> Bureaucracies are a common good never saw it like that. to me bureaucracy represents inefficiency. today we have automation that can be quite advanced. as long as you have a structured, rules based system there is no need for bureaucra
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by kmlx 2y ago
We don’t move to higher frequencies just because we’ve run out of ways to pack more data into lower bands. The main reason is that higher frequencies offer much wider chunks of spectrum, which directly leads to higher potential data rates.

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