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by 3vidence 2y ago
This is unacceptable "both sides"-ism, the US government has made direct threats to the Canadian government and people. Canadians are rightfully taking issue with it. Part of the reason Canadians are boycotting American goods and
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by 3vidence 2y ago
America aggressively trying to question Canadian sovereignty makes Canada the fareweather friend..... Got it. With friend like these who needs enemies. The American ignorance on this site is really starting to drive me away.
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by 3vidence 2y ago
Ahh yes, America uses tarrifs to force a new trade agreement and then says that trade agreement is bad. The US just isn't planning things anymore and trying to justify it makes people look silly.
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by 3vidence 2y ago
Great succinct little article! I think it is a good summary of current AI. * Pretty mind blowing what it can do. * Very short of what people care about which is complex feature complete software. I can imagine the horror of trying to apply
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by 3vidence 2y ago
As an interviewer at Google, we arent given an exact list of questions to ask or what to evaluate (there are broad categories). It is really entirely up to each interviewer how the interview goes and they are usually scheduled between 2 oth
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by 3vidence 2y ago
This is just handing over a dominant market to another company that has already been sued for anti competitive practices in the exact same space. Make it make sense
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by 3vidence 2y ago
Quick answer it won't be. Google will be barred from paying to be default.
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by 3vidence 2y ago
Brave is built on chromium and thus is being subsidized by Google https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brave_(web_browser) I think they used to have their own engine but like everyone else found it unprofitable to maintain.
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by 3vidence 2y ago
Then a year later Microsoft will be sued for anti competitive practices involving edge. If we just keep selling the browser market to the next trillion dollar company that's not going to fix anything
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by 3vidence 2y ago
If I remember my history Microsoft was never actually forced to stop integrating IE in their product. The only reason it stopped being the #1 browser is that Chrome came out and was better... Even though people had to go out of their way to
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by 3vidence 2y ago
Agree with another comment that I absolutely do not want the US government running chrome at this point. Maybeee the EU but we are talking about an American ruling.
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by 3vidence 2y ago
(Googler opinions are my own, don't work on chrome) Chrome has just been a better product for the last 10 to 15 years. Every other company has just failed to make a good browser because they lack the incentives to do so (have gone back
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by 3vidence 2y ago
On the developer side I've always found Safari messy to support with out of date APIs Feels like Apple doesn't really care about it
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by 3vidence 2y ago
I'm not deep in the LLM space but would be nice to first know what MCPs are and what they offer.
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by 3vidence 2y ago
Not sure how this is setting Canada back. It's actually pushing us to improve our economic policies that we've been debating about for years because the country is mostly united. Getting rid of interprovincial trade barriers is a
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by 3vidence 2y ago
I think we have reached a terminus. But I do want to say I appreciate your respectful and straightforward messaging. What I've described above isn't a theoretical problem, it is an actual occurring issue that has happened time af
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by 3vidence 2y ago
In this case I mean the people adversely affected by the above policies can still find themselves voting for them. The voterID one for example, people who can vote one election that have otherwise out of date ID will find themselves unable
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by 3vidence 2y ago
Beyond economic self-interest, maybe particularly in the USA it is possible to vote for people who can actively undermine your vote in the future. Pretty long history in the US of gerrymandering, ID voter laws and reducing voting stations t
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by 3vidence 2y ago
There is no more appeal to logic left with these folks unfortunately. Trump says bad and they jump.
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by 3vidence 2y ago
It's cool to be proud of your work but the AI vocals on Vultures 2 is the lowest point of Kanye's entire musical career...
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by 3vidence 2y ago
@dang hosting this type of content makes this place feel more like 4chan than anything else...
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by 3vidence 2y ago
Your use of the phrase "governor Trudeau" invalidate you in all further discussions involving Canada.
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by 3vidence 2y ago
The US is 100% the biggest existential threat to Canada purely based on Geography and adminstration. The American people really need to do something about their current adminstration if they want to maintain a positive relationship with Can
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by 3vidence 2y ago
Trump said Canada is stealing from him by honouring a trade agreement that he negotiated. America is a clown state.
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by 3vidence 2y ago
It's really a tradeoff. Keep up with platform updates or constantly deal with the afformentioned crawlers and hugs of death.
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by 3vidence 2y ago
I've never really thought of this as a strong benefit before but this seems like a good argument for app development in 2025. Started my career as a web developer and always have a soft spot for it but from a hobby developer standpoint
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by 3vidence 2y ago
It is odd to me that Sergey himself no longer understands his own company. (Googler, opinions are my own). Google is massively international at this point. Especially on the research side. If you want to collaborate to do things you have to
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by 3vidence 2y ago
The early days of Quora was incredibly high quality content from experts in all sorts of fields. Was probably my favorite website, then they decided to start paying people for questions / answers and it all went to shit so incredibly q
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by 3vidence 2y ago
Look if they want us to work 60 hours a week pay us at least 1.5x as much. But since over 40 hours is overtime, make it more like pay us 2x as much. I'm sure some people would consider it then. But until then stop asking for free work
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by 3vidence 2y ago
I feel like I'm currently experiencing failing upwards. I had a kid recently and have been putting less into my work, mostly just pushing back on asks and delegating because I don't have time. All of a sudden I have senior managem

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