You can have an arbitrarily low opinion of Trump and still trust in democracy as a form of government over autocracy or oligarchy, which is what the AI labs have.
My Sony with Google TV is pretty good in "Basic Mode" without an internet connection though.
Yeah, I would... but also a search engine works even better than a map if it's a restaurant I'm already familiar with and just want a link to restaurantwebsite.com/dinner-menu
> Yes, most of society is online nowadays, or at least is hard to engage in if you can't access the online stuff that organizes it. I think there's an analogy to physical roads there. Most of society is connecting by…
Yeah, there's the obvious analogy here to physical automation methods and tools. Kids don't go to gym class to determine who can stack crates most effectively with a forklift.
Whenever I've tried this, it seems okay if you need an answer to a question, but plain bad if I'm looking for a specific page. e.g. I'm just now looking for the menu for a local restaurant. "restaurantname menu" in Kagi…
How would this even be tenable? Like there's no way for Apple to stand up production of hundreds of millions of iPhones per year in the US. Like say Apple invests billions of dollars into American iPhone production to…
In theory, sure, but in practice devs who care about package size correlate to those who care about launch times.
TBH I don't think I've ever bought a new phone because there was something new and fancy that I could justify. Every phone I've bought has been because my previous phone stopped receiving software updates, or in the…
Well the argument is that Quebec has certain laws in place, e.g. French labelling requirements that either increase costs for companies, or make it infeasible for companies to sell to the Quebec market if they've only…
I always think of this piece: https://waitbutwhy.com/2016/03/doing-a-ted-talk-the-full-sto... The best presenters are those who have the natural affinity (or enough practice) to do method 2 really well. What we get from…
> Plex also defaults to transcoding which fixes a lot of gaps with clients that don’t support certain codecs. Maybe I'm misunderstanding this, but as far as I can tell, Plex defaults to direct play enabled, and will…
> Feels like it's the only music client around these days that has a functional "shuffle by album" option foobar2000 has this! After trying dozens of music clients (including PlexAmp) I eventually settled on simply…
Best Buy no longer produces dumb Insignia TVs.
Keep in mind that trademarks are registered independently in different jurisdictions, so IP offices and courts are likely to not align in different countries on that point.
Yeah, I don't mind using an account, but when/if they take away old.reddit entirely, I'm done replying. I'll keep checking my city page every now and then as long as my self-hosted eddrit instance keeps working.
I'm kinda dumping my thoughts in this reply to a bunch of the parent/sibling comments - but to me non-fiction isn't the problem, it's specifically the self-help genre that by and large seems incredibly intellectually…
> if I start a business, social media is a good way of promoting the business. I've had the thought that if I were to start a business, social media manager (or a comparable outsourced gig) would be one of my first…
> When it comes to the doom part of doom scrolling, Reddit especially can be even worse than traditional social media. It can be, but it can also (still) be sanitized. I typically visit old.reddit.com once every day or…
It's a bit awkward where newer Intel models with T2 chips don't support OpenCore, so e.g. the 2019 MBA is going to run out of security updates with macOS 14, sooner than a 2008 MBA that OpenCore will update up to macOS…
Presumably someone who is looking for a $50 TV.
Probably because the more relevant correlation would be unemployment rate vs crime.
Yeah, I mean if that's the case, then said small sites are probably headed for extinction, and agents won't have anything to work with other than whatever the top Google result is anyway.
I expect a small site that undercuts the top Google results by 18% with a sign-up discount probably isn't profitable on those orders, so blocking agents would save them money - it's not like someone using agents in that…
This goes both ways; I'm forced to use Basecamp, and I find it an unpleasant, poorly designed tool.
You can have an arbitrarily low opinion of Trump and still trust in democracy as a form of government over autocracy or oligarchy, which is what the AI labs have.
My Sony with Google TV is pretty good in "Basic Mode" without an internet connection though.
Yeah, I would... but also a search engine works even better than a map if it's a restaurant I'm already familiar with and just want a link to restaurantwebsite.com/dinner-menu
> Yes, most of society is online nowadays, or at least is hard to engage in if you can't access the online stuff that organizes it. I think there's an analogy to physical roads there. Most of society is connecting by…
Yeah, there's the obvious analogy here to physical automation methods and tools. Kids don't go to gym class to determine who can stack crates most effectively with a forklift.
Whenever I've tried this, it seems okay if you need an answer to a question, but plain bad if I'm looking for a specific page. e.g. I'm just now looking for the menu for a local restaurant. "restaurantname menu" in Kagi…
How would this even be tenable? Like there's no way for Apple to stand up production of hundreds of millions of iPhones per year in the US. Like say Apple invests billions of dollars into American iPhone production to…
In theory, sure, but in practice devs who care about package size correlate to those who care about launch times.
TBH I don't think I've ever bought a new phone because there was something new and fancy that I could justify. Every phone I've bought has been because my previous phone stopped receiving software updates, or in the…
Well the argument is that Quebec has certain laws in place, e.g. French labelling requirements that either increase costs for companies, or make it infeasible for companies to sell to the Quebec market if they've only…
I always think of this piece: https://waitbutwhy.com/2016/03/doing-a-ted-talk-the-full-sto... The best presenters are those who have the natural affinity (or enough practice) to do method 2 really well. What we get from…
> Plex also defaults to transcoding which fixes a lot of gaps with clients that don’t support certain codecs. Maybe I'm misunderstanding this, but as far as I can tell, Plex defaults to direct play enabled, and will…
> Feels like it's the only music client around these days that has a functional "shuffle by album" option foobar2000 has this! After trying dozens of music clients (including PlexAmp) I eventually settled on simply…
Best Buy no longer produces dumb Insignia TVs.
Keep in mind that trademarks are registered independently in different jurisdictions, so IP offices and courts are likely to not align in different countries on that point.
Yeah, I don't mind using an account, but when/if they take away old.reddit entirely, I'm done replying. I'll keep checking my city page every now and then as long as my self-hosted eddrit instance keeps working.
I'm kinda dumping my thoughts in this reply to a bunch of the parent/sibling comments - but to me non-fiction isn't the problem, it's specifically the self-help genre that by and large seems incredibly intellectually…
> if I start a business, social media is a good way of promoting the business. I've had the thought that if I were to start a business, social media manager (or a comparable outsourced gig) would be one of my first…
> When it comes to the doom part of doom scrolling, Reddit especially can be even worse than traditional social media. It can be, but it can also (still) be sanitized. I typically visit old.reddit.com once every day or…
It's a bit awkward where newer Intel models with T2 chips don't support OpenCore, so e.g. the 2019 MBA is going to run out of security updates with macOS 14, sooner than a 2008 MBA that OpenCore will update up to macOS…
Presumably someone who is looking for a $50 TV.
Probably because the more relevant correlation would be unemployment rate vs crime.
Yeah, I mean if that's the case, then said small sites are probably headed for extinction, and agents won't have anything to work with other than whatever the top Google result is anyway.
I expect a small site that undercuts the top Google results by 18% with a sign-up discount probably isn't profitable on those orders, so blocking agents would save them money - it's not like someone using agents in that…
This goes both ways; I'm forced to use Basecamp, and I find it an unpleasant, poorly designed tool.