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Given how much pressure there is to rig results with these markets, I see this going well.

> With 95% of the top MV2 extensions on the Edge Add-ons store already moved to MV3

What percent of users are still dependent on extensions that use MV2? You can pry uBlock Origin from my cold, dead hands

I tried following this page, and it's certainly a lot more complex than what Meta is offering. Different price tiers, opt-in configurations, usage based availability.. I'll take the 10x discount for flipping a param switch over this all day long.

We developed Linux with 1st class support for our desktop app. It was extremely painful due to missing some Webview functionality that is available for both MacOS and Windows, so we're maintaining an entire 2nd branch of UI code to run CEF instead. One of our developers is 24/7 on Linux and basically just fixes Linux bugs, and even they need a couple VMs to try out random (especially old) distros and DEs to make sure it all works.

Anyways, I'm saying this because we expected ~1% Linux users, but we needed something to stand out against our competitors. I just pulled our latest data, and 7.5% of our paying users are on Linux.

Genuine question - this is so hard for me to follow. Not that I could follow the original disproof anyways. But how is "truth" determined when the effort required to validate is so high?

Great to see the Consumer Rights wiki has been picking up steam. Lots of passionate people behind the project

Is it messed up? Yes, yes it is. Is it also really awesome for people who like that type of culture? Absolutely.

(That said, it would be a lot cooler if it wasn't just YC companies trying to imitate Corgi..)

Yes, that's why good datasets are important. But usually the difference between model generations is architectural improvements

거지맵 meaning beggar is a generous translation of the word

I really wanted to like Keychron, but after spending 200$ on one of their high end keyboards, certain keys weren't detecting presses less than a month later. I couldn't end up fixing it so I tossed it out. Felt like a waste

As someone who loves the AUR, I think it's days are numbered. The ROI of infecting Linux users is now there. Flathub's model is slightly better, but I think we're just gonna need more maintainers and an official repo for proprietary binaries

This is actually something I've always wanted, but people told me it's dumb. I want two cursors and two keyboards, with two "focused window" panes. If Mouse A clicks Pane1, keyboard A presses should go into Pane1. I think this would be so fun for multiplayer games on the same computer for example (think two Minecraft instances running).

Oh something I can comment on!

A friend of mine was facing a mountain of criminal charges. Photo evidence proved the cops lied. We needed an expert testimony explaining the camera angle and why the photo explained how the cops lied.

I think we called every service qualified for providing such a testimony in Ontario, and a good portion of them across all of Canada. Some were even happy to work with us, until they found out we were testifying against the police. We ended up going international but without luck, and ended up with no expert testimony

If you have access to the SSD, you can just see the partitions anyway. I assume the threat model here is simply safely showing the agents "your phone"

I'm so done with Android and iOS. I already carry around 2 phones because neither will give me exactly what I want, maybe it's time for a 3rd running Linux..?

I really want to make one of my websites use this.. I just can't think of one that would fit.

Also shout out XFCE-winxp-tc, which makes your Linux look like Windows XP. Lots of people know about Chicago95, but this project is excellent for that 2004 vibe

[0] https://github.com/rozniak/xfce-winxp-tc

I work in this space (not for Google). These fines are 100% a tax, and would be levied for any reason whatsoever

Younger generation get this connection out of live streaming

Amazing how people think this means anything

I spent 3 years in Korea, and that's probably where I will go back to retire after I exit. Crime there is extremely low - partially because of the cameras, but mainly because they're on top of it. They're able to spend time on every criminal, which deters anyone from breaking the law.

Contrary to SF, where I've called the police and provided evidence for an open and shut case, and the cops shrugged their shoulders. Flock cameras won't fix that.

We're porting our electron app to it as we speak

Gotta generate that FOMO

I would much rather follow these steps than spend days tinkering with a Linux distro

It's incredible Simon still believes pelicans on bikes aren't part of the training set, despite hundreds of them on blogs, forums, and Github. Stuff we put in our company blog shows up known by LLMs 6 months later, and we have 1000x less traffic than Simon's own website

Just open your favorite browser MCP and ask it to beat the captcha

Honestly I hate to be "that guy", but even Kimi 2.7 has been amazing for me. I have the 200$ Anthropic and OpenAI accounts, but for one of my reverse engineering projects, Kimi was doing better than both Fable and Sol in terms of progress per day. Excited to try K3 and see if it's even better

I expect this article to top the HN page, since both people aghast and supportive of the sabotage will upvote

Is it useful? No. Does it stop AI from reading it? Also no. But is it cool? Yes, it is very cool.

While I'm sure most of them will die, there will certainly be 1 or 2 that the community rallies behind

I don't hold it against people for only caring about one or two issues. In addition to many plausible explanations, people like OP who take a stand are already doing so much.