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DaanDL
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Comment #49004930
Would there be a scenario where OpenAI deliberately helped (in some way), or let it happen, so that they could use it for marketing purposes?
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Comment #49003303
I already asked on another message board too, but: Can someone tell me how this technically can happen? I assume HuggingFace performs benchmark testing using containerized versions…
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Comment #48934307
Yes, this is the way. Also, everything is still connected with last.fm too, so once a while I'll also take a look at my neighbours there.
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Comment #48931448
Biggest thing I miss about all of this was the gatekeeping and curation really. There's so much garbage on Spotify, it's hard to find good music, and the recommendations I get alwa…
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Comment #48931434
DC++ I loved that place, being able to browse people's hard drives was ingenious.
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Comment #48931330
What I also miss on Spotify: live mixes.
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Comment #48772061
Correct, nowadays it's accidental and boring inconsistencies, because they're all trying to be more minimal than the other app.
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Comment #48763080
Correct, and the same goes for webpages, they were built for 15" and/or 17".
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Comment #48762992
It was really wild, out of the box you would get: sound themes, color themes, icon themes, startup sounds, wallpaper themes, different loading animations, am I forgetting something…
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Comment #48762920
The thing is, back then, it worked, because every app looked completely different from each other, and so it was a clusterfuck anyway :-D
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Comment #48626846
I swear we're just going to end up with Java again.
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Comment #48459785
Optimism in general has gone down the drain, and understandably so.
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Comment #48442305
Same here, I enjoyed it too. A lot of people are nitpicking on the strawberry analogy, but there is certainly something to be said about the commodification of everything.
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Comment #48105417
I never really understood what exactly is so readable about python. I've been developing in Python for 8 years now, and before that I was a C# developer, and I don't find Python to…
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Comment #48083599
But that's costly. Speaking of my own experience: going from a webapp fully hosted on an EC2 instance to a railway and vercel setup reduced my costs 10x.
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Comment #48005766
Okay, but not all results on there are valid, ForgeCode for instance has been cheating in the past: https://debugml.github.io/cheating-agents/#sneaking-the-answ...
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Comment #47527698
Hi Rod, I know nothing about astrophotography, but while reading your article I wondered: what happens when a truck passes your house while you're taking these shots, don't the vib…
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Comment #47515893
Today, we proudly announce, the Meta Rayban 365
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Comment #47347926
Why couldn't they just've called it Macbook, instead of Macbook Neo?
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Comment #47347909
Especially with things like: will my pencil work with this iPad.
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Comment #47231193
Was about to comment the same. It's a common mistake/gotcha.
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Comment #47230022
Then just use a small cup to scoop out some screws.
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Comment #47229980
I hope you will too escape from your echo chamber.
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Comment #47172074
I wonder how much of their own guidelines they violated with MacOS Tahoe.
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Comment #47134152
Correct, my ex couldn't even be bothered to update the notification settings on her iPhone, let alone she'd be generating and deploying an app using an LLM. Most people just don't …