I sure hope you're right though. To me x402 can subsidize the cost of producing and serving content with payments from the systems that are using it and giving the least back. It can mean more free content for humans…
> Saving me 10m in the store 15m of driving both ways and 2-3m of transit is worth more than most items i purchase. It's the opposite for me. The walk to the store, screwing around in the aisles, dragging my dog into…
And good for them. If you have the freedom to follow your virtue, no matter how you gained that freedom, why not follow it? If it sounds like hypocrisy, why? They gained the freedom from the grind and would have stayed…
> That's a great reminded that any Google Doc with a shareable link is basically a public document for all intents and purposes. I read that as "for all indents and purposes"
Oh man thank you for the clarification <3
That's only the consumer side of it though. As the post states: > Should a developer[...] elect to register themself with Google as a “verified” developer, they should expect to sign up for an account and pay a fee,…
I'm not familiar with that system. Here in the US I can go to the bank and do anything I need personally with an ID. Is that not doable where you are?
Yeah I think I agree. The big difference I see is in the chip. The PowerPC arguably had its benefits (vectorization) which made it super attractive for bioinformatics, etc., and a lot of that software was Linux-based.…
> There is information and images that are developmentally harmful to children. Yeah it's called "advertising."
They've been like this long before they were a digital services company. 25 years ago Yellow Dog Linux (another RPM based distro) had the same challenges working with PowerPC. The scientific community was clamoring for…
Mistral is generally winning the fights it chooses to fight and that's what they need to do. Instead of looking at what EU's economy could contribute towards a SotA model it's more accurate to look at what France's…
We are not Mistral's target audience. For instance I don't know if Leanstral performs the best as a "formal proof engineering model optimised for automated theorem proving and autoformalization" because I don't even…
I don't know about LineageOS, but there is crowd-sourced list of banks that work with GrapheneOS: https://github.com/PrivSec-dev/banking-apps-compat-report More info here: https://grapheneos.org/usage#banking-apps My…
> How much difference is there between beacon fire and fiber optic cable? Like ... a lot? Now if RFC 2549 had been around back then you could get the same point across without trying to describe how information, rather…
I think the takeaway is that swarming behavior is not difficult. It's relatively simple, it's cheap, and it's going to grow in effectiveness and smaller actors are going to gain access to it. That's going to be a…
Man I despise Facebook, no two ways about it. But one time our dog slipped her collar and escaped while we were out of state. We got back late in the evening after she had bolted. We were up all night searching for her…
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47214645
So you can just use Firefox and turn off all the Mozilla-related junk you don't like. Best of both worlds.
Apple market share (whether by hardware or operating system) was that low for awhile there and by some estimates OSX even dipped down to 2.29%: https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/ And that doesn't even count the…
It's probably too annoying for most, but I had a similar problem with KoReader and library books because those too depend on DRM. I ended up keeping KoReader as an app, then just not loading the app when I was reading a…
Is this a yes-and kind of thing or a no-but? I'm asking because maybe water serves as a good indicator for the other resource consumption issues around data-centers. Most of the water issues are are directly related to…
At its simplest, it rains more over the ocean than it does over land, so all that fresh water you evaporated is now salty and useless. If you don't believe me just ask ChatGPT. It'll only cost you a bottle of Evian. >…
They would do well to make a better CTA for their call to action. Here's the link from the article: https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2026/05/26/2026-10... I think that gets you most of the way to a link that…
I think you nailed something. There's a huge chunk of people who believe the US lost its democracy (covid restrictions, #meToo, etc.), and so they voted like they were fighting a war.
This is a niche use, but I use the PhoneTrack app[1] with Nextcloud. It allows me to track my phone without relying on a third party service. It saved my ass already when I lost my phone in the park one night, and it's…
I sure hope you're right though. To me x402 can subsidize the cost of producing and serving content with payments from the systems that are using it and giving the least back. It can mean more free content for humans…
> Saving me 10m in the store 15m of driving both ways and 2-3m of transit is worth more than most items i purchase. It's the opposite for me. The walk to the store, screwing around in the aisles, dragging my dog into…
And good for them. If you have the freedom to follow your virtue, no matter how you gained that freedom, why not follow it? If it sounds like hypocrisy, why? They gained the freedom from the grind and would have stayed…
> That's a great reminded that any Google Doc with a shareable link is basically a public document for all intents and purposes. I read that as "for all indents and purposes"
Oh man thank you for the clarification <3
That's only the consumer side of it though. As the post states: > Should a developer[...] elect to register themself with Google as a “verified” developer, they should expect to sign up for an account and pay a fee,…
I'm not familiar with that system. Here in the US I can go to the bank and do anything I need personally with an ID. Is that not doable where you are?
Yeah I think I agree. The big difference I see is in the chip. The PowerPC arguably had its benefits (vectorization) which made it super attractive for bioinformatics, etc., and a lot of that software was Linux-based.…
> There is information and images that are developmentally harmful to children. Yeah it's called "advertising."
They've been like this long before they were a digital services company. 25 years ago Yellow Dog Linux (another RPM based distro) had the same challenges working with PowerPC. The scientific community was clamoring for…
Mistral is generally winning the fights it chooses to fight and that's what they need to do. Instead of looking at what EU's economy could contribute towards a SotA model it's more accurate to look at what France's…
We are not Mistral's target audience. For instance I don't know if Leanstral performs the best as a "formal proof engineering model optimised for automated theorem proving and autoformalization" because I don't even…
I don't know about LineageOS, but there is crowd-sourced list of banks that work with GrapheneOS: https://github.com/PrivSec-dev/banking-apps-compat-report More info here: https://grapheneos.org/usage#banking-apps My…
> How much difference is there between beacon fire and fiber optic cable? Like ... a lot? Now if RFC 2549 had been around back then you could get the same point across without trying to describe how information, rather…
I think the takeaway is that swarming behavior is not difficult. It's relatively simple, it's cheap, and it's going to grow in effectiveness and smaller actors are going to gain access to it. That's going to be a…
Man I despise Facebook, no two ways about it. But one time our dog slipped her collar and escaped while we were out of state. We got back late in the evening after she had bolted. We were up all night searching for her…
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47214645
So you can just use Firefox and turn off all the Mozilla-related junk you don't like. Best of both worlds.
Apple market share (whether by hardware or operating system) was that low for awhile there and by some estimates OSX even dipped down to 2.29%: https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/ And that doesn't even count the…
It's probably too annoying for most, but I had a similar problem with KoReader and library books because those too depend on DRM. I ended up keeping KoReader as an app, then just not loading the app when I was reading a…
Is this a yes-and kind of thing or a no-but? I'm asking because maybe water serves as a good indicator for the other resource consumption issues around data-centers. Most of the water issues are are directly related to…
At its simplest, it rains more over the ocean than it does over land, so all that fresh water you evaporated is now salty and useless. If you don't believe me just ask ChatGPT. It'll only cost you a bottle of Evian. >…
They would do well to make a better CTA for their call to action. Here's the link from the article: https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2026/05/26/2026-10... I think that gets you most of the way to a link that…
I think you nailed something. There's a huge chunk of people who believe the US lost its democracy (covid restrictions, #meToo, etc.), and so they voted like they were fighting a war.
This is a niche use, but I use the PhoneTrack app[1] with Nextcloud. It allows me to track my phone without relying on a third party service. It saved my ass already when I lost my phone in the park one night, and it's…