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rafaelcosta
3mo ago
I don’t think that it is reductionist at all. The examples provided are either qualified with “dedicated” or “many of”. It’s also not surprising at all that people who have an interest in driving the goals of the organization usually gravit
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rafaelcosta
3mo ago
”Facebook is paying out to creators of monetized content because that content is popular” Would also work as a headline. But wouldn’t attract as many clicks I guess. The implication that Facebook is actively promoting a certain view point i
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rafaelcosta
6mo ago
As it should. Date notwithstanding, I would actually enjoy if there was a manually induced latency penalty for "legacy IP" that needs to be manually turned off on Linux. I know some people don't care at all, but the internet
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rafaelcosta
7mo ago
Is it just for me that `kmph` stood out? Seems like such a cursed way of saying kph or km/h.
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rafaelcosta
8mo ago
Extremely bad timing on my end then, should've waited for a few more days
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My iPhone 16 Pro Max produces garbage output when running MLX LLMs
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8mo ago
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rafaelcosta
10mo ago
Source?
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rafaelcosta
10mo ago
I don't get why this applies on the Cloudflare outage but not on the AWS ones... I'd argue that the big cloud providers are WAY more impactful when they go down than Cloudflare. The only difference is that the average techie uses
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rafaelcosta
10mo ago
AirDrop works via AWDL, I think you're just wrong...
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rafaelcosta
1y ago
There's a reason why this went from widely supported/used to... not so much. And even if most people claim it's big-co's locking down their ecosystems (which is partly true), the "extensibility" of XMPP allows
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rafaelcosta
1y ago
Easy from your point of view... This is the argument I mostly hear from Apple folks, but my experience (especially with less tech savvy folks) is that they have no idea where or how to cancel a subscription on IAP and they think that the mu
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rafaelcosta
1y ago
Right now, yes, but there's a potential to: - Most legit services move to a web based Apple Pay (note to the unaware reader: this is NOT In-App Purchases and has never had 30% fees) due to the ease of implementing and lower fee (easier
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rafaelcosta
1y ago
There's a whole class of sh*t-software that only exists (and is profitable) because users subscribe to them and then forget – primarily because the subscription fee is charged as "Apple" on their Credit Card. I wonder what&#x
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rafaelcosta
1y ago
Aren’t decane and dodecane present in fossil fuels?
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rafaelcosta
2y ago
I'm wondering what the "because when we read it in, we mangle it" part really means... does this mean that there's no way to reference the commit (signaling that it's just a reference and has no actual data) without
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rafaelcosta
2y ago
Let's go back to each city having its own time. _Because making train companies happy is so much more important than making users happy?_ All jokes and "snarkiness" aside, it's just a matter of habit. If the whole world
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rafaelcosta
2y ago
I hope no one falls for this (check the date). Straight out of Hunt for Red October! : P
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rafaelcosta
7y ago
Except Positive Cashflow != Profitability. ;)