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2·1 month agoWho is the first?
16·1 month agoResearch paper : https://arxiv.org/pdf/2410.05229
11·1 month agoAlso happened to me so many times on eternity.
50/50 cut is borderline predatory. It should be 30/70. It feels like marques is so out of touch with common people.
4·2 months agoStill no glide typing.
Modern day startups: lays out a dumb idea.
Valuation: $3B
Many niche subreddits, my country specific subreddit. I browse reddit along with lemmy but post only on lemmy.
2·2 months agoI think I need to change mine. Using a $27 Ant esports for the last 2 years.
He is a very qualified person for looking into browsers. /s
Going down to disillusionment two months ago.
91·3 months agoBook for new programmers: How to properly prompt ChatGPT to solve errors.
In Lemmy, Linux is always the answer.
7·3 months agoIt only supports windows or Mac and not Linux. I changed user agent to windows and it supported.
Looking forward to have real competitor to Google maps.
1·3 months agoThe documentary is old and has some inaccuracies. But still is interesting
111·3 months agoThe content creators(YouTubers, news writers) whose content you are watching should also be able to make money right? If they earn enough money to not think about it, they would be happily creating content for us.
I am talking about people who make money off ads. Like numerous YouTubers, news sites etc. YouTube is goldmine for content. Many small-medium creators depends on adsense. Think of YouTubers like veritasium, corridor crew etc who produce high quality content to be viewed freely. Websites like anandtech, the verge etc
The corporate internet you are talking is more about sites like Facebook, insta, reddit etc who doesn’t view the content posters are creators and they definitely doesn’t share profits. I am not talking about this type.
Lutris.