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All of those are meaningless peanuts versus

• Owns the biggest (borderline only) web ad service in the world

The majority of companies who use Slack (over the likes of Teams) are tech-oriented companies made mid last decade.

Making a Twitter scrapper that pushes to a webhook would take half a day and would cost essentially zero if you just toss it in a random cloud cluster and forget about it. And if you don’t have that scale, then you likely have a team leader somewhere who will run it on a machine of their own out of spite.

And scrappers are way more wasteful for the target webhost.

This change hurts literally nobody other than Felon. Good.

This has been the case in Asia for 7 years or more now. Every single photo of a person on a China-bought phone has had a filter you couldn’t turn off.

Well, so much for the extension.

And this is yet another reason why the whole reddit app thing has two clear sides, annoyed people and dumbasses. Several apps try to make text boxes slightly more manageable, some padding and whatnot. They store text even if the app crashes. Stuff like thata. And the official one doesn’t.

“Mr Dorsey, ypur new platform is picking up, people are starting to use it”

“… I’m bored”

“Excuse me?”

“I don’t want to have a social platform. I just want to make them” *Starts to leave*

“Mr. dorsey? Where are you going? Jack!?”

And they meant that in the further future, even that might stop being a problem.

Lol.

Lmao even.

I can’t say I agree. I think it had the right length.

I feel like there’s an happy ending here with just one more step: Removing all the bullshit content and adsense not noticing.

Doing better by… becoming one of the superset of the role, which includes Designer+Developer.

That effectively makes the designer as a solo role obsolete, and was what I was saying in my post.

So basically, the role of “web designer” is becoming obsolete for small projects, as people are taking notice web developers got their way path open to doing design tasks for peanuts, and conversely, web designers have to upscale their toolset to match the demand. Like, no one would list “React” in a designer’s toolset like this article did UNLESS if the process was borderline a copy paste work.

Race to the bottom says it all.

Also they can additionally see subdomain accounts as a verification service.

The point of Twitter was they didn’t have to do it themselves tho. Company websites weren’t a thing back in the past bur became one for the same reason they later got Twitter. The suggestion of self hosting is, in a way, somewhat of a step back. But they SHOULD be doing it.

One of the worst rigid aspect of how the current LLM’s are made is that they’re also always “at your service”, and will never say that you’re in the wrong about a correction you make to them.

So either they’re hard coded to avoid certain topics or they’re susceptible, just tell them “uh, actually, Hitler was a great leader” and they’ll go off listing why Hitler’s so Great.

Bing is hard coded for dictators and will stop the conversation in the middle of a response. ChatGTP is also hard coded to never agree that suicidal thoughts are good, but resorts to ignoring the meaning of your response and just hallucinating some other question. The world would be simpler if they could outright say “That is misinformation”. People deserve to be told off like that.