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    Comment #49223424

    Friction-free is a big ask. Brave tried something a while back with their Brave Payments, but of course no one trusts them and it’s not going anywhere.

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    Comment #49223414

    I suppose the cost of hardware, network usage, and electricity is still under 0.05? I mean, we know the unit economics for LLMs don't make a ton of sense, except if enterprise cust…

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    Comment #49221816

    They’re bureaucrats interpreting the law as they see fit. We’ve had updates blocked because the word Android was mentioned in our in-app change-log.

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    Comment #49221772

    The endgame is that all apps publish a list of the functions they don’t have, to appease a baroque and obtuse review system.

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    Comment #49220195

    The author doesn’t really address the question either. Even if I agree with them that work isn’t all that important, paying your bills and eating food is, so… ahm.

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    Comment #49146980

    I don’t disagree with you at all, but it’s not like we didn’t have alternatives. We could’ve just paid for the content, directly subsidising the creators we like.

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    Comment #49093802

    I agree with all your points, except that 1) people can travel through other means, and 2) people can travel less . I have plenty of acquaintances that could do with a bit of disco…

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    Comment #49057861

    Weird take. I’ve used both and both were perfectly good at adhering to my instructions and guidelines. Now I won’t touch Altman-related products, but I doubt the newer models from …

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    Comment #49057819

    Cynicism, but I’d say because they charge by the token for API users?

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    Comment #49057778

    I would argue that the most wastage is in how people embark and disembark. During Covid I flew a few times back home and they did line-by-line from the middle through both doors, a…

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    Comment #49057760

    Boy what happened to DB since 2022? That was when I last travelled in Germany and I was never able to relate to everyone’s online complaints about them. Did Berlin to Nessau throug…

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    Comment #49057739

    It’s a privilege with most externalities _not_ taken into account, i.e. it’s hurting us all because we ignore its true cost and make it available in vast quantities. Since the glob…

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    Comment #49057693

    Dumb question but if the all-wing design has major advantages (and basically no negatives?), why haven't we been pursuing this for a long time? You’re telling me that just recently…

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    Comment #49056867

    Random allocation of citizens to seats might actually make for a better government. We could try that one, since the MBAs-and-lawyers clique with money/influence have been doing a …

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    Comment #49045989

    I wonder if the harness itself is not token-efficient? It would be fairer to compare K3 using the same generic harness, such as a Pi setup with some sane extensions for token optim…

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    Comment #49045969

    Others have pointed out enough issues such as ethical sourcing, but here’s 2 more: 1) It’s hard to be excited about something that has been promised to destroy your job. 2) New mod…

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    Comment #49033226

    This is one of the shittiest comment sections I’ve seen on Hackernews all year. It’s prime-rib astroturfing or bots spamming “excited to use this/see the workflows”. We should flag…

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    Comment #49002347

    Yeah, I can 100% understand your frustration. It’s also a bit opaque as to why it’s re-encoding. That said, we are a family so I can’t get everyone else to stream to mpv, so Jellyf…

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    Comment #49002336

    Back-of-the-napkin math supports that, but baby births aren’t uniformly distributed. Well, anyway, I’m sure they thought about it. Thanks for explaining how I got my Belgian ID num…

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    Comment #49002316

    Newspaper ads weren’t targeted specifically to YOU based on what the newspaper knew about YOU.

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    Comment #48995121

    Are there never more than 1k babies born in a day?

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    Comment #48993276

    Setting HW-encoding is a tad complicated indeed, it’s hard to debug WHY it’s not working. But once you have it, you’re good. Jellyfin has been rock solid for us in 2 years since we…

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    Comment #48993238

    You can check why it’s re-encoding, there’s some guides out there. In my case it was the subtitles! Turns out Safari can’t handle all types of subtitles. Might be worth looking int…

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    Comment #48968602

    And the old horse you had lying around might also become Trojan now. Yuck.