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by theage 11d ago
If you can get your recording to play in the browser my TivySkip Web Extension[0][1] will skip broadcast commercials for free. I use Jellyfin's web portal to playback my recordings adfree but the ext will actually work on any site play
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by theage 6mo ago
Do people even want their culture democratized with just anyone being able to produce high entertainment? The recent popularity of "Harry Potter by Balenciaga (2026)" AI fashion parody retelling shows we might actually be stuck in
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by theage 2y ago
Insidious perhaps. There is no middle ground of neutral advertising to be had. It's all just pressing upon the pain points of one social sect or another, undermining mental acuity to make 'em feel inadequate or falsely adequate. I
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How to Block Superbowl Ads on Live TV in Real-Time(relaxoplayer.com)
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by theage 2y ago
Can you point me to that chromecast tool or tell how it worked? I'm in the process of releasing a video player with adblocker for live IPTV on android that can definitely auto-mute the whole adbreak for you if you watch the stream in t
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by theage 2y ago
We've built an android video player that lets you adblock live IPTV [1]. It does exactly as you describe and more. Just endlessly avoids ads going from A->B->C->A and helps you update what plays instead of ads with ease. A pas
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by theage 2y ago
If it's a social app users should worry about account take over making you look bad/illegal or tricking you to enter your password to other OAUTH accounts. Privacy implications etc. Similar to if the app owner changed hands to som
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by theage 2y ago
Github reserve the right to stop serving those release downloads at any time. They usually just kick you off entirely if your project gets unwanted attention. I don't see them allowing revanced (modded popular social apps) forever so w
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by theage 2y ago
Finally, a no nonsense Auto-App-Updater App! if only sites would include a version number somewhere on the download page so obtainium could find it. Looking at you https://grayjay.app (it doesn't seem to work for partial fi
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by theage 2y ago
The choice of intonement even mimics creatives which I'm sure they'll love. The vocal fry, talking through a forced smile, bumbling host is so typical. Only, no one minds demanding better from a robot so it's even more excruc
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by theage 2y ago
for dev there is already pg-lite server (postgres as nodejs/wasm) you can spin up, it's self-contained single-folder db to disk, 100MB RAM thingy. Highly experimental. Not sure if supabase codebase is setup for debugging the way y
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by theage 2y ago
For prisma/nodejs devs who just want postgres-in-a-can for local dev you are better off using the recently released serverizing of pglite, pglite-server: https://github.com/kamilogorek/pglite-server It's fast
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by theage 3y ago
eye on ai had Yann LeCun on the other day and has cool ideas about present and future that the less expert host is doing great to get out of him. https://aneyeonai.libsyn.com/150-yann-lecun-on-world-models-... the two aussi
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by theage 3y ago
Many broadcasters are positioning to accepted the broadcast part of their business as the freemium entry point into their online app. The ads will never be turned off everywhere but the better experience will only be found over the jump.
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by theage 3y ago
I like the interface but to be truly private it'd have to be offline first like https://everywhen.me . And I don't know if I'd ever trust a score I hadn't reasoned myself. I already do a version of this style
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by theage 3y ago
Pretty big jump for java eval, what is the reason for java being so notoriously difficult for LLMs? never mind I asked phind[1] and it said all the complexity... but do you have any tips or tricks for working with that language in your mode
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by theage 3y ago
Somewhere in a book Plato himself laments that texts are not interactive enough, when one interacts with them one has the desire for advice on action. So if essays aren't cutting it in schools and books aren't the pinnacle of lear
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by theage 3y ago
There is no explanation of need here. Broadcasters want the security feature regardless of effectiveness and consumers will be forced to "upgrade" to devices with hostile features just to receive public airway broadcasts as they d
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by theage 3y ago
If it came down to it would you like the ability to automatically blackover the ad while it plays and mute your tab as a last ditch adblocker? Because that's an easy enough final solution to the ad problem but not everyone would want t
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by theage 3y ago
>stay active, while injured >use only your good leg The app helps users work around the injury but I'd argue that it's generally wrong to seek ease or "Stay off it", "not put any weight on it", "limi
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by theage 3y ago
>Do not ask the user follow-up questions. kagi seem to prefer the small legacy web to limp on forever rather than chatbots take off, this GPT experiment seems like a box ticking effort since a serious search engine has to have one not be
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by theage 3y ago
now those of us with up-the-nose cams on our laptops can install an oversize thinkpad nipple there.
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by theage 3y ago
Small group messenger. Compared with session/signal/status you miss out on large and public groups. The transmit to every node with fake data all the time approach quickly becomes unsustainable for large groups of >100 people s
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by theage 3y ago
A versatile bunch of ideas better presented in the announcement [1] I like the idea that simple ram storage in the program can be used as your complete durable database (since everything is durable) negating the need for even serverless dat
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by theage 3y ago
Ask the Spartans how well “winning” on quality goes in the long term. Also there is the AI issue as all the established social networks lock down data and make it possible to flood potential rivals with toxic interactions.
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by theage 3y ago
The Discoverers: A History of Man’s Search to Know His World and Himself - Daniel J. Boorstin How Innovation Works: And Why It Flourishes in Freedom - Matt Ridley The Technology Trap: Capital, Labor, and Power in the Age of Automation - Car
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by theage 3y ago
https://open.spotify.com/show/1jRACH7L8EQCYKc5uW7aPk I'm listening in preview mode, ben says he prefers open standards for the podcast but it appears paywalled and personalized on top of an open standard.
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by theage 3y ago
Look at Hollywood, they spawned photo-realistic CGI and figured out their captive audience will settle for much lesser quality anyway so why bother.
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by theage 3y ago
Bell labs thought something similar about the first answering machine, fearing people would be held to their word resulting in fewer telephone calls. Now big tech worries that "perfect" trust in their communication platform goes a
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by theage 3y ago
This just rewards bad behavior with my consideration which will only beget more of the same kind of trickery elsewhere in the videos. Personally I BlockTube anyone I see using a soyface/arrow because it is indicative of what kind of un

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