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fbrchps
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Comment #49163418
Applied, I had looked at Amplify before, but haven't gotten any movement. Interested in the space!
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Comment #48519128
Didn't even need to click the YouTube link, I knew it would be Krazaam.
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Comment #47893661
Counterpoint: is the web browser not already fulfilling the "universal app engine" need? It can already run on most end user devices where people do most other things. IoT/Edge dev…
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Comment #47206884
I'm curious how often you find factual inaccuracies in the LLM responses when doing that. I've found that more often than not, it gets at least one key feature/option/etc. outright…
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Comment #45965630
That was something we discussed at my workplace. Prior hosting provider was a little-known company with decent enough track record, but because they employed humans, stuff would br…
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Comment #45620008
The first 92% and the last 92%, exactly.
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Comment #44571093
Unfortunately, Top Gun 2 was not "for entertainment's sake" it was another round of US military advertising/propaganda, just like the first one.
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Comment #43943268
I'm also getting the error on Android, latest Chrome.
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Comment #43650256
This format is unreadable on mobile, it keeps opening up my keyboard and scrolling up a bit when it does. I understand and appreciate the "why" of the format, but this also could h…
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Comment #43379718
The problem with any tool like this is that people are often _terrible_ at knowing how to clearly explain what it is they want/what their actual issue is. Key example: "login is br…
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Comment #42956546
> a browser-based project that claimed to be undetectable For now
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Comment #42956532
That's not turnstile, that's a Managed Challenge. Turnstile is the in-page captcha option, which you're right, does affect page load. But they force a defer on the loading of that …
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Comment #41534213
Or the much more sensible, and MSFT way of handling it (in outlook) ExternalUser: Hello here is a calendar invite I would like you to attend, please confirm or deny User: Thank you…
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Comment #41242098
It can do that with previously-known phone trees.
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Comment #40918253
As a Scribe owner, let me say that using the web on there is far from pleasant. Yes it has the most RAM of a Kindle ever, but 1GB is not much unfortunately. Also the biggest bottle…
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Comment #40331367
No no, the decrease in sales couldn't possibly be related to the above-inflation increase in prices at fast food places. It must be those pesky consumers and their want to "spend f…
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Comment #40268570
Anecdote: I recently received a new M3 MacBook Pro at work, and the box was 100% recyclable, as well as everything inside of it - instruction manuals (why?) were held together with…
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Comment #36838823
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Comment #36459754
Biggest advantage I've seen from using it, is the ability to quickly get into old code. Sure, well I'm writing it. I have a mental understanding of all the different types, but I d…
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Comment #36302898
> highly opinionated solutions as something definite even though it has a narrow focus on what the author cares about Most users either don't have such strong opinions about their …
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Comment #36152496
I largely agree with you, however Superhot is the closest thing I've experienced to the "can't do it outside VR" games. I did previously play the browser version of the same game, …
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Comment #36053074
The most important number sequence is of course in there. Simply search for 8,6,7,5 and you should find it.
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Comment #34850421
The security implications of "find me another device on this network who has gone to a specific page" are immense. Not to mention accessing account-related information due to impro…
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Comment #33757188
Paywalled
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Comment #33226059
Because they likely use the same API for their website/app/Alexa/etc. platforms, since so long as the same calls need to be made, it makes sense to reuse the work you've already do…