jonny_eh

Apparently Arc Browser is written in Swift: https://www.reddit.com/r/ArcBrowser/comments/18j39g3/why_arc...

But if you did succeed, wouldn't it instantly lose its value?

Well, if they had swithced to lead maybe they'd have generate multiple milligrams of gold by now?

They'll make ChatGPT the default, and defaults are powerful.

You can't win all the trust back at once, it's a process.

> you're not getting that trust back

It's not black and white. They'll get some trust back at least.

If it's good enough for Mac, it's good enough for iPhone.

Fewer thumbnails mean impressions go down

> Most non-nerds don't know how to use the feedback tool. That is the reality.

100%, you've done all you can! I enjoyed the article, but was just remarking that you weren't technically needed to fix the issue. Either the feedback tool works, or it doesn't.

> I believe that there is no accepted global system for "how street addresses work", but there has to be a better solution then a business owner reaching out to a friend's cousin to try to get a serious problem fixed.

The friend's cousin did what they could have done themselves, use the feedback tool.

Don’t worry, if Anthropic cracks AGI first, we’ll all be safe, somehow.

In other words, he wants everyone else in power to have just much to lose as him if the regime fails, so that they don't turn on him. It works like this in NK and Russia.

Why even claim last click attribution while the user is literally on the site?

What's wakatime?

> We have been using free, limited, zoom sessions.

How secure are those?

This farmer in New Zealand also apparently invented powered flight first: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Pearse

The middleware should fetch auth, not check it. Each page should check the auth provided by the middleware. Skipping middleware wouldn't bypass anything in this case.

I'll never go back to a pre-React rendering library. Newer ones, sure. jQuery was awesome in its day, but it made beautiful spaghetti.

That should be the server. Your Nextjs app should have zero access to business data without at least an auth token. And if you're relying on middleware for auth, it'll be responsible for providing that auth token to the rest of the app. And if you bypass middleware, then there's no auth token, and no vulnerability.

This is only a vulnerability if you have pages you don't want to render for some people, regardless of upstream data it would need to fetch.

> spend 2 weeks making a fix

They didn't spend 2 weeks making a fix, that took a few hours. It took them two weeks to look at the report.

How do you personally define civilization?

> how the americas were peoples remains an open question

Did you mean "peopled"?

Via their context window, but new knowledge could easily fill it up.

Maybe it sticks to whatever colors are initially shown, and there's a button to "reset colors"?

Picasa (Lifescape) became Google Photos

Share the link?

I don't disagree with your sentiment, other than the fact that it isn't literally dead… yet.

This would kill xbox

> There is no light indicator

Counter point: Light indicators are ugly and usually unnecessary. Most people charge overnight, and don't want/need a light in their face.

Exactly, and they did it while no one at Microsoft was looking at them.