He had principals, while OpenAI had agents?
A lapsed trademark can still be under copyright, right?
And why would they care what the average person thinks about a merger?
I remember when it was called Wikicities.
Betteridge's law of headlines.
https://github.com/tc39/proposal-module-expressions will fix the latter.
A few attempts using it over the years has usually resulted in frustration and giving up after determining it to be a non-starter. Past attempts to use after downloading and running it natively have revealed it to be…
> children’s digital experiences are often shaped by persuasive and attention-capturing design strategies that make disengagement difficult, even when children express a desire to stop or take a break I mean, it's not…
https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/3773077.3806142?download=...
"Understood — I am no longer using any em dashes"
> the worst thing you can say about a git hosting provider is that the performance of their blog is worse than the performance of their git servers No one has agreed to this premise. You have invented it out of nowhere.
Nothing to see here, just the myth of "revealed preference".
Firefox on Linux
The enterprise sounds accurate. You mention performance issues with Git, but there are performance issues with this blog post.
I'd tell you, but then I'd have to kill you.
They would not even be wrong.
What supply-chain attack do you suspect pwsafe of being at risk of?
Or in English: "misfeature".
There needs to be a Grey's law but for suspecting something is LLM generated.
> I think the answer to this is probably to throw all that compatibility mess away > TUIs run on any OS with minor patches to support quirks So, which one is it?
They should be happy to have a job at all in the Republic of Liberia.
> I don't have anything against these specific examples [...]. This post is meant to critique the idea itself. I'm not trying to put-down anyone here! This is self-contradictory. Either you want to critique something or…
Marginal cost of serving a text document repeatedly to hordes of reckless scrapers hiding behind residential proxies is ⋙0.
> I agree this stuff isn't encryption, which means it'll always be possible to circumvent the obfuscation, but it could raise the cost. Hopefully that can be done to the point where it's just not worth the bother. Did…
And yet websites are going to do it with custom JavaScript anyway, because it's a nice excuse to force you to accept their surveillance^W analytics, which you will be enabling on the way. Oh, and also because shoving…
He had principals, while OpenAI had agents?
A lapsed trademark can still be under copyright, right?
And why would they care what the average person thinks about a merger?
I remember when it was called Wikicities.
Betteridge's law of headlines.
https://github.com/tc39/proposal-module-expressions will fix the latter.
A few attempts using it over the years has usually resulted in frustration and giving up after determining it to be a non-starter. Past attempts to use after downloading and running it natively have revealed it to be…
> children’s digital experiences are often shaped by persuasive and attention-capturing design strategies that make disengagement difficult, even when children express a desire to stop or take a break I mean, it's not…
https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/3773077.3806142?download=...
"Understood — I am no longer using any em dashes"
> the worst thing you can say about a git hosting provider is that the performance of their blog is worse than the performance of their git servers No one has agreed to this premise. You have invented it out of nowhere.
Nothing to see here, just the myth of "revealed preference".
Firefox on Linux
The enterprise sounds accurate. You mention performance issues with Git, but there are performance issues with this blog post.
I'd tell you, but then I'd have to kill you.
They would not even be wrong.
What supply-chain attack do you suspect pwsafe of being at risk of?
Or in English: "misfeature".
There needs to be a Grey's law but for suspecting something is LLM generated.
> I think the answer to this is probably to throw all that compatibility mess away > TUIs run on any OS with minor patches to support quirks So, which one is it?
They should be happy to have a job at all in the Republic of Liberia.
> I don't have anything against these specific examples [...]. This post is meant to critique the idea itself. I'm not trying to put-down anyone here! This is self-contradictory. Either you want to critique something or…
Marginal cost of serving a text document repeatedly to hordes of reckless scrapers hiding behind residential proxies is ⋙0.
> I agree this stuff isn't encryption, which means it'll always be possible to circumvent the obfuscation, but it could raise the cost. Hopefully that can be done to the point where it's just not worth the bother. Did…
And yet websites are going to do it with custom JavaScript anyway, because it's a nice excuse to force you to accept their surveillance^W analytics, which you will be enabling on the way. Oh, and also because shoving…