3,855 karma · joined April 28, 2015
If I stop responding to your comments it's usually because you aren't worth responding, not because I don't have a counterargument.
Time is precious.
I make 1000 requests every time I open the app or refresh my feed?
Also not everyone can be on a stable connection with a public IP address with good upload speeds 7/24. In the ideal world: sure. In the real world: impossible (at least for any foreseeable near future).
(iOS Safari)
Okay turning off content blockers did the trick. AdGuard was blocking the whole site for some reason.
And in the case of addiction like drugs or gambling, instead of stigmatizing the victims, they should be there to support them.
Let people make their own decisions, not the government.
They've never had my trust, and never will.
Don't like porn? Don't buy it. Simple as that. No one, including governments or payment processors, should be in the position to decide whether a platform can sell something or not.
I wish there was a payment processor who was brave enough to say a big fucking NO to censorship.
This is the sole reason EU will never, ever catch up in big tech unless they get rid of regulations.
By the same logic, anyone who has a knife in their kitchen is a suspect.
Not to say that it won't accidentally delete some files that it shouldn't, but I'd trust it more than Gemini.
Some webmasters are apparently stuck in 1990s.
Not sure if this is a bad thing. AI uses very professional and correct language (unless otherwise instructed) with well-structured paragraphs. If a system can't distinguish my writing from AI, it means that I'm doing a great job as humans sometimes make typos and structural/grammatical errors and AI generally excels against those.
Otherwise great post, though I'd love to have seen the images!
If someone wants to sell something and someone else wants to buy something, it should be nobody else's business to police it as long as two parties are settled.
That's why I want to see crypto take over and get rid of the middleman and regulators.
When they switch to their iPhone mic, it literally sounds like the audio version of upgrading from 144p to 4K.
A nice addition would be adding a switch for converting to non-American units though
For now, that "crap" big tech throws at us outperforms the "non-crap".
I'd love to see competition though, K2 is a nice step.
One can try it, but it will never be a fair game.
If Europe wants to do anything that can compete with US big tech, they should get rid of those regulations first.
I already could jump to other stuff if I didn't like it, the reason I kept using it because I simply liked the experience, at least to my personal taste of seeing things.
If you think having a different personal taste is "stockholm syndrome" I don't have much else to say though.
Sure it had quirks (codesigning issues, weird errors from underlying C-level calls, ObjC "primitives" bot playing nicely with C primitives without boxing etc.) but I generally loved the experience especially around WYSIWYG of storyboards.
Having said that, tools like this are the future for sure!
Though I have one question: once 2 bits/channel are used with Meow-specific data thus leaving 6bits/channel, I doubt how it can still retain perfect image quality when either: (if everything's re-encoded) dynamic range is reduced by 75% or LSB changes introduce noise to the original image. Not too much noise, but still.