wheresmyshadow

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   by wheresmyshadow 6mo ago

   that looks very interesting, indeed. do you think it could work in places like iran too during current internet shutdown? some people use things like dnstt to get connected but it's extremely slow and unstable. thanks for your work
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   by wheresmyshadow 2y ago

   I see, thanks for the info! I played with it for a bit and I really enjoy the results. A dark mode would be amazing to have but still great job!
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   by wheresmyshadow 2y ago

   I'm sorry for being ignorant but how does this work? Is there an LLM underneath? Does it use ChatGPT? If so, how do you maintain the privacy and how are you able to cover expenses? I'm just curious, it looks pretty great though.
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   by wheresmyshadow 2y ago

   In couple ways: - Premium - a monthly subscription that gives some additional gimmicks - Ads - they sell context-based ads in some large channels - Crypto - they developed and invest in TON which used to be fully theirs (maybe still is? idk
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   by wheresmyshadow 2y ago

   Is it just me or that's just a huge nothing-burger? That "new path" is not even explained in this? It's just a marketing speech.
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   by wheresmyshadow 2y ago

   I was the same as you but in the end I returned to Sublime. Nowadays with LSP plugin you don't need much, just LSP + extension to support your language and that's about it. They changed the licenses to 3 year from lifetime though,
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   by wheresmyshadow 2y ago

   Sublime Text gang, raise up. I was always a fan of Sublime Text and I moved away from it once because VSC felt more "hassle-free". The extensions just worked, I didn't need to go through endless JSON files to configure things
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   by wheresmyshadow 2y ago

   Direct link to the repo from the article: https://github.com/dmunozv04/iSponsorBlockTV
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   Skipping YouTube Sponsored Ads, Even on Apple TV (iSponsorBlockTV)(devsparks.goooseman.dev)

   1 points by wheresmyshadow 2y ago|1 comments
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    by wheresmyshadow 2y ago

    Reading through this gave me serious chills. This sounds like something straight out of Josef Mengele laboratory.
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    by wheresmyshadow 2y ago

    what kind of yankee propaganda is this! just kiddin, interesting observation though.
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    by wheresmyshadow 2y ago

    I know! Every day when GBoard breaks down on its "glide" feature I miss my Swype. It was such an amazing keyboard, it's just plain sad.
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    by wheresmyshadow 2y ago

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    by wheresmyshadow 2y ago

    I've seen this before. It doesn't work that way, Telegram Desktop first will tell you that "this is an exe file that might be highly dangerous" with a checkbox below to "don't show this again". Having that
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    by wheresmyshadow 2y ago

    I sometimes feel like LinkedIn is the MySpace of our times.
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    by wheresmyshadow 2y ago

    This brings some memories. I still remember LAN party we had where we played first Red Faction game... in an internet cafe! Cray times.
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    by wheresmyshadow 3y ago

    this is awesome, i hope they will add dark mode one day
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    by wheresmyshadow 3y ago

    Not necessarily, if you kept your filters and extension up-to-date, you won't see that pop-up either. uBlock handles it just fine. During early days of YT trying to force me to disable it, all I had to do is to open the settings, updat
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    by wheresmyshadow 3y ago

    Oh man, I wish this thing had an RSS feed... would be perfect.
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    by wheresmyshadow 3y ago

    yeah, on top of that, it might've been an account that haven't been used for long time and suddenly started posting links out of nowhere. this is far too little data to make assumptions like the one in the link.
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    by wheresmyshadow 3y ago

    i agree, while YAML has its problems, it is good for human-written content, especially when it's not too deeply nested. in short: all these have their use-cases. i use YAML where it fits and TOML where it fits better. I never use JSON
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    by wheresmyshadow 3y ago

    You're completely right, this couldn't be any more ironic. Article on how people can't debate got flagged with lots of comments proving the point, ah...
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    How can we have a proper debate when we no longer speak the same language?(richarddawkins.substack.com)

    102 points by wheresmyshadow 3y ago|113 comments
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    by wheresmyshadow 3y ago

    I better buy some popcorn.
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    by wheresmyshadow 3y ago

    Even though most of these we can do locally?
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    by wheresmyshadow 3y ago

    Can't wait to see how all of this is going to look like in ten years. I know we are all nitpicking right now but these results are totally mindblowing already.
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    by wheresmyshadow 3y ago

    Sorry but this sounds like conspiracy theory stuff. It is encrypted client-server so your message is misleading. And Durov as far as I'm aware is in Dubai. Russia blocked Telegram in the past and because they actually failed (it was st
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    by wheresmyshadow 4y ago

    I am always amazed how people find ideas for projects like this. I would never think of making something like that, what was the thought process here? Is this a personal project that just turned into something else? Or idea was just exactly
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    by wheresmyshadow 4y ago

    GitHub builds directly from their source code just fine: https://github.com/TelegramMessenger/Telegram-iOS/actions/ru... (uses this script: https://github.com/TelegramMessenger/Telegram-i
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    by wheresmyshadow 4y ago

    This made my eyes bleed. Thank you :(