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zgeor commented on Google Antigravity just deleted the contents of whole drive   old.reddit.com/r/google_a... · Posted by u/tamnd
pavel_lishin · 17 days ago
Are we? Are we made of sand, or is the sand worshipping us?
zgeor · 17 days ago
Silicon chips are made of sand
zgeor commented on Google Analytics Opt-Out Browser Add-On   tools.google.com/dlpage/g... · Posted by u/knappe
Tepix · 9 months ago
Why not switch to another browser instead that doesn't violate your privacy?
zgeor · 9 months ago
Firefox has been my main driver for many years, but I still have to use Chrome from time to time
zgeor commented on Google Analytics Opt-Out Browser Add-On   tools.google.com/dlpage/g... · Posted by u/knappe
yesbut · 9 months ago
We already have uBlock origin for this.
zgeor · 9 months ago
Is uBlock working with the latest Chrome version? Mine got disabled automatically, and I had tonmove to uBlock lite
zgeor commented on Don't make fun of renowned author Dan Brown (2013)   onehundredpages.wordpress... · Posted by u/fanf2
abenga · a year ago
Last.fm for books sounds like Goodreads, but not sure how Amazon buying it bodes for its future. It does attempt to make recommendations.
zgeor · a year ago
Amazon has owned goodreads since 2013.I have been using thr platform for many years, and the service has been good. Having said that, I haven't seen much innovation being built but that might be a good thing with this product.
zgeor commented on Show HN: DeepSeek My User Agent   jasonthorsness.com/20... · Posted by u/jasonthorsness
zgeor · a year ago
> Congrats on being the NPC who pre-ordered iOS 18.2.1 "Midlife Crisis Edition" but still uses "Mobile Safari" unironically.

I cried a little, this is too good.

zgeor commented on Are there any good open source cursor alternatives?    · Posted by u/cenan
zgeor · a year ago
I dont think it is a full equivalent, but https://github.com/continuedev/continue seems close enough. It is quite ergonomic.
zgeor commented on Oncall shift should be Tuesday to Tuesday   arthur-johnston.com/tuesd... · Posted by u/RyeCombinator
einichi · a year ago
No pay for being on call by itself is still poor, particularly when it comes to swapping rotations between team members to provide flexibility amongst each other.

You’re making yourself available 24/7. That has a non trivial lifestyle impact which I’ve always thought deserves more than is typically rewarded.

zgeor · a year ago
Not to mention that there is incentive to keep having oncall pages, because that's how you get paid. Or not participate at all. On the other hand, with a flat payment, there is a big incentive to prevent issues and not have(reduce) ooh incidents, and participate in the rota.
zgeor commented on Pear AI founder: We made two big mistakes   twitter.com/CodeFryingPan... · Posted by u/tosh
wmf · a year ago
Not really. The medical ChatGPT wrappers don't compete with the legal ChatGPT wrappers or the code editor ChatGPT wrappers. It has been argued (ad nauseam) that ChatGPT itself competes with all the wrappers, not that the wrappers compete with each other.
zgeor · a year ago
They don't compete right now, but surely the architecture of the system will be quite similar, or solve very similar types of challenges. So it should become easier to jump domains when these solutions mature.
zgeor commented on Piracy   blog.cobanov.cloud/blog/p... · Posted by u/cobanov
dailykoder · a year ago
> The streaming platforms, for which you pay full price, don’t even let you choose the quality of the movie you want to watch. What you watch today might disappear from all platforms in two months.

I have seen so many songs disappear from Spotify lately that I am considering to hoard music again. Gladly I have most of those that disappeared on my HDD anyways, since it's been mostly old songs, but yeah. Was kinda frustrating. Maybe it's the task for this winter to go through my spotify playlists and find out which music I do not own yet

zgeor · a year ago
It's nice of Spotify to at least leave the names of the songs.

Years ago I had several huge music video playlists which today stand at 80% of what they previously were.

u/zgeor

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