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9mo ago
It’s not just about limiting - why don’t these people make it easier on the apps themselves to do it? We know why.
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9mo ago
A very common trope but performance basically is the same when you normalize for socioeconomics
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9mo ago
Or toll booths…
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9mo ago
It’s sad how arbitrary people define things. Just make all types of digital stores support alternatives. Why are you even arguing about it lol… there’s no excuse to begin with.
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9mo ago
Exactly. I have no idea anyone would be surprised that modifying your license plate so it cannot be read would be illegal.
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9mo ago
Not relevant. Does it stop legitimate use cases like toll roads which use the same underlying tech? Also, from the video the license plate is modified, which is illegal - it’s like modding your passport. As the video states…
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9mo ago
Is this any surprise. Messing up other peoples stuff generally is a crime.
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9mo ago
Indeed when you have fewer people you generally reduce scope
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9mo ago
The claim isn’t that they’re thriving. It’s that it works. I’m not sure on any figures since it isn’t a public company. Where are you getting your numbers?
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9mo ago
Didn’t twitter get 3/4 people laid off? Seems to still work as of time of writing (x.com).
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9mo ago
Laws aren’t inherently good though… we will see what this does for Japan, I guess.
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9mo ago
Apple didn’t start that way though. Better to open it up now no? Also, a better law would be making the web first class, not adding more stores, with other gatekeepers…
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9mo ago
Sony and Nintendo stores are still closed I see lol
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9mo ago
Sources for any of these claims?
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9mo ago
Now let’s ban all probabilistic digital items like loot boxes.
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9mo ago
gemini live is a thing - never tried chaptgpt, are they not similar?
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9mo ago
you gotta be strategic about it. so for example for tests, tell it to use equivalence testing and to prove it, e.g. create a graph of permutations of arguments and their equivalences from the underlying code, and then use such thing to gene
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9mo ago
How exactly would you fix this? Seems no different than any arbitrary person or groups ranking.
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9mo ago
So it’s a partisan word then and basically devoid of meaning and consistency across political lines. When hasn’t the us political class been a joke by such a definition…? Perhaps when we owned slaves, or interned the Japanese?
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9mo ago
you and I have very different definitions of joke it seems.
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9mo ago
I'll never understand this silly take. they just took a venezuelan oil tanker. is that a joke to you? you might disagree with what they're doing, or argue they are incompetent , but joke is very strange take. they are very seri
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9mo ago
I wish there was a device that just recorded and transcribed all the time and sent it to my phone, with time stamps, and then you could take action on that.
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9mo ago
you mean the same Asia that has the same problem? USA enjoying arbitrage is not actually a solution nor is it sustainable. not to mention that if you control for certain things, like house size for instance relative to inflation adjusted in
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9mo ago
funny how we have all of this progress yet things that actually matter (sorry chess fans) in the real world are more expensive: health care, housing, cars. and what meager gains there are seem to be more and more concentrated in a smaller g
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9mo ago
this kind of stuff is still probably a few orders of magnitude too expensive per unit cost. I'm also skeptical it'll ever work in America due to the general lack of density.
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9mo ago
what's an example website that doesn't require login that gets UX/UI right in most respects?
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9mo ago
I'm always hearing about FoundationDB but not much about who uses it. I know Deno and obviously Apple is using it. Who else? I'd love to hear some stories about it.
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in 2025 I'm surprised you can't just scan everything on your phone yourself and get the up-to-date price. are there laws stating things must be a posted price? seems easier for everyone to have something you can scan that show you
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10mo ago
immich is neat, but I tire of fiddling around with computers more than necessary so I pay for iCloud for the family because I don't want to be Oncall 24/7/365. I do self host home assistant sadly, just because certain things
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10mo ago
zed is a great example. most people use vscode, that is javascript. which ai code editors are built from scratch that aren't forked vscode?
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