seandoe

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by seandoe 1mo ago
Yea I had the same thought: "It sounds like the Stripe events API would fulfill his needs." But then you said > Nobody serves this today. That’s the catch, and it’s also the point. and I was left wondering what was missing.
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by seandoe 3mo ago
Err does go far, right? Japan is pretty cheap in my experience.
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by seandoe 3mo ago
Make having kids a zero-cost endeavor. If that doesn't do it, make it a profitable one. It's as simple as that.
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by seandoe 4mo ago
It seems like a step in the right direction to combat scalpers. I've wondered though... Why not have a non-transferrable ticket system? If you can't go then you return your tickets to the pool and if they sell you get your money b
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by seandoe 4mo ago
Many versions are made, the best ones get the most views. You don't need huge budgets and guaranteed revenue to make great art. In fact, I'd argue it's often the opposite. Most big budget movies suck these days.
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by seandoe 7mo ago
Ok yea that makes sense.
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by seandoe 7mo ago
And the atproto is pesetas right? You publish to bluesky or whatever and the content is replicated to your pds. I recognize the minor difference, but if you have the energy and wherewithal to orchestrate pesetas across silos, surely you can
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by seandoe 7mo ago
That's just not practical for most people (the publishing part). And in relation to microblogging, are you going to publish every 140-character, out-of-context thought on your personal website?
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by seandoe 10mo ago
This is great news to me. I'm going to celebrate it. As evil as everyone thinks they are, they did the right thing here. Thanks google.
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by seandoe 11mo ago
Wow, total scam. Sad.
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by seandoe 11mo ago
I like it. It makes me smile. Don't take it personally.
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by seandoe 11mo ago
I think OP means "regardless of the CEO's political stance." And yes, your comment does sound self-righteous.
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by seandoe 1y ago
This point has been made so many times. Know your tools and use the best tool for the job.
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by seandoe 1y ago
> each of which individually must be an improvement over the status quo I agree. And looking at the average web user specifically, is "owning your own data" enough of a UX improvement? Maybe paired with less ads and products th
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by seandoe 1y ago
gemini.google.com
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by seandoe 1y ago
I was thinking something very similar as I read the letter and hear people talk about luck in a similar way. I think attributing things to luck, while seemingly humble, can be dismissive and/or simplistic. Yes, we're all lucky to
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by seandoe 1y ago
Apophenia
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by seandoe 1y ago
Yes. Yes it is.
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by seandoe 1y ago
Ah cool, I didn't know that. Sorry, I didn't intend to encourage that impression.
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by seandoe 1y ago
Amazing story. I read the book and couldn't put it down. Highly recommended.
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by seandoe 2y ago
Not sure why you're getting downvoted. Maybe because it _is_ how things work, not seemingly.
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by seandoe 2y ago
> I think you and many people in this space are just ignoring traits. Or people just disagree with you.
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by seandoe 2y ago
> They're playing the game on a scale of centuries What's going to be left of their population in a single century?
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by seandoe 2y ago
You're right. This is what it says. I don't think you have to buy anything outside of that. I think most Americans are more comfortable with American entities spying and manipulating them than a Chinese entity.
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by seandoe 2y ago
Widjadidja?
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by seandoe 2y ago
Oh right, strictly for spas.
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by seandoe 2y ago
I think they mean storing an identifier in local or session storage and then sending it in the header.
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by seandoe 2y ago
Crash? I understand people's gripes with ui, hardware compatibility, etc, but stability? All my Linux machines have always been very stable.
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by seandoe 2y ago
cream
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by seandoe 2y ago
Ace and Gary

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