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samb1729 commented on Rabbit: LLM-First Mobile Phone   rabbit.tech/... · Posted by u/DreamGen
pizzafeelsright · 2 years ago
No one, including us, will be able to use personally identifiable information (your name, phone number, email address, etc.) for any purpose other than serving you.

Has some CPP vibes.

samb1729 · 2 years ago
CPP?
samb1729 commented on Building an e-ink picture frame that displays an iCloud photo album   ben.page/eink... · Posted by u/benborgers
ratg13 · 2 years ago
You’d have to constantly power an LCD display.

With an e-ink device you could create something that only needs to be recharged 1-2 times a year, or that is passively charged off your WiFi.

samb1729 · 2 years ago
> passively charged off your WiFi

I had no idea this is possible. Is there a name for power-over-wifi?

samb1729 commented on Twitter Is DDOSing Itself   sfba.social/@sysop408/110... · Posted by u/ZacnyLos
comboy · 2 years ago
Anybody knows if these requests were happening before the login only change? Because it would be hilarious if huge scrapping operation was a bug in their javascript.
samb1729 · 2 years ago
I've noticed the frontend hammering the backend quite often in the past few weeks. It would not surprise me at all to learn that the "influx of scraping" was mostly Twitter's fault.
samb1729 commented on Twitter Is DDOSing Itself   sfba.social/@sysop408/110... · Posted by u/ZacnyLos
nwoli · 2 years ago
Seems like it might not even be a bug. Elon says they limited it to 600 viewed tweets per day which is an insane limit. Most people would go through that in 5 minutes of scrolling
samb1729 · 2 years ago
I noticed the frontend hammering the backend for the past few weeks, so I suspect that these new rate limits are a response to that, even if Musk wouldn't publicly admit it.

I don't doubt that Twitter saw a massive increase in traffic recently, but I feel at least somewhat confident that it's mostly self-inflicted on Twitter's part.

samb1729 commented on US SEC sues Coinbase, one day after suing Binance   reuters.com/legal/us-sec-... · Posted by u/jen20
koonsolo · 3 years ago
Go and take a look at the long term price of bitcoin. How anyone can lose money in that market is beyond me.
samb1729 · 3 years ago
If everyone is supposed to have made money, where did that money come from?
samb1729 commented on Vimium – A browser extension that provides Vim-style keyboard controls   vimium.github.io/... · Posted by u/kevmo314
bakuninsbart · 3 years ago
This causes me some level of anxiety. An important end of day ritual for me is to close every tab I'm not 100% sure I will need the next morning.
samb1729 · 3 years ago
My approach is to use Firefox Nightly and restart it whenever it prompts me to do so. Keeps me at a low tab count :)
samb1729 commented on Disqualified from a National Web Design Competition for Using GitHub   medium.com/@shiloholotu/d... · Posted by u/101008
lelanthran · 3 years ago
> The person who graded their submission is at fault here,

How? The competitors who adhere to the rules are necessarily disadvantaged compared to the rule-breakers.

How do you now fairly judge a competition when you change the rules after the game has ended? There is no other way to resolve a breaking of a rule other than by disqualification, because if you remove that rule after the game has ended then all the other competitors have worked harder (because they avoided breaking that rule) and will be judged next to the rule-breaker who worked less.

You're looking at it from the PoV of the rule-breakers, and saying "This is clearly a stupid rule". Look at it from the PoV of those competitors who had to do without github - they are saying "well, it's unfair that those people can win when we had to work harder because we did not use github".

And to be even more clear: the stupidity is in complaining about a rule after the game has ended.

Nowhere is this acceptable behaviour - you can complain about the rules before starting the game, you can try to get it changed, you can boycott the game, you can spread awareness ... but when you complain only when you were caught out, then that disqualification is soundly deserved.

samb1729 · 3 years ago
What unfair advantage is gained by using GitHub to store the code? A privately hosted Gitea instance would have accomplished exactly the same thing without technically breaking a rule.

I would understand this point if they were leveraging Actions or something, but that isn’t mentioned so I’ll assume that is not the case. Their usage of GitHub does not appear to have been anything more than a convenient repository host.

samb1729 commented on Disqualified from a National Web Design Competition for Using GitHub   medium.com/@shiloholotu/d... · Posted by u/101008
samb1729 · 3 years ago
The students were neither ignorant nor arrogant for interpreting the rules as they did. The person who graded their submission is at fault here, and the students deserve to be told this if they’re reading these comments.

Someone who doesn’t know the difference between hosting a git repo and generating a static site with GitHub is unqualified to judge this project. The real lesson for these students is that there are people in this field who don’t really know what they are doing.

samb1729 commented on TreeTalk London – Tree Map   treetalk.co.uk/map/... · Posted by u/jamespwilliams
moremetadata · 3 years ago
Its harder to terminate a tree in the UK than a human.
samb1729 · 3 years ago
Which forms do I need to fill out to axe my sibling?
samb1729 commented on Twitter starts limiting how many tweets you can post per day   forum.cktn.de/t/twitter-s... · Posted by u/CHEF-KOCH
lend000 · 3 years ago
In fairness, I have yet to see a first party status page that reliably detects all outages.
samb1729 · 3 years ago
This website is the real status page for me

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