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2mo ago
Silly idea. I would rather have a right to unlock. Make it law that Sony can't prevent alternatives OS installation. Then when you get Arch running on a PS5 you can install Steam on top
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3mo ago
Rust is just hard. It takes the fun out of this. I like JavaScript and Python. If I need to type system, there’s always type script and C#. I don’t care about a bunch of memory management details, and if I ever want to I might as well use C
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3mo ago
That's significantly more difficult to set up and it cost money. Github's big issues that it's free, Microsoft doesn't want to allocate enough budget to keep the thing running properly. But for people who either don'
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3mo ago
Most people don't care. Microsoft themselves are even moving Windows towards a more closed model. Apple's in the same camp. If you don't use their official magical stores or get something that has a certificate validating who
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3mo ago
You pay in other ways. You’ll spend hours upon hours trying to get a free spot. And like anything free it’s full of spam. Your free server will likely have a blacklisted ip address. Oracle is exceptionally frustrating to use in the first pl
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3mo ago
It’s not black and white. The article doesn’t mention moving to another country, working a local job and enjoying it. America is absolutely great if you get lucky and want to make a ton of money. I messed up, I didn’t do well on my Amazon o
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3mo ago
Once it’s good enough no one will care. A green room in Atlanta can become Venice Beach. Actors will still be in demand, at least leads and most speaking roles. 3000 extras, that’s going to be AI. My hope would be this allows for hyper smal
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3mo ago
It’s faster. Coffee is very strong in taste and is like a wrecking ball in your mouth. Habit. Been drinking Red Bull or Monster since I was a teen. In my mid 30s now.
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3mo ago
I actually think AI has great potential to help low budget movies, shows and even books. CGI is so expensive only the most generic and safe sci fi movies get made. I want a 30k movie with amazing effects. As for writing, AI is great at fill
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3mo ago
America doesn’t know how to do anything well aside from manipulate imaginary numbers. Companies buying themselves over and over again. How much of our so called economy is just moving money back and forth…
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3mo ago
More tricks to hide rising prices across the board. Looks like a recession indicator to me.
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3mo ago
Who is going to upgrade the models ? Who is going to fix it when the api does something weird ? Who is going to proactively make sure it’s not overheating? Chat GPT has enterprise contracts for a reason.
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3mo ago
And hire 2 or 3 dev ops to keep it running ? That another 400 to 700k. It becomes your problem and not someone else’s. However, I don’t trust hosted LLMs for anything that needs to be private.
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3mo ago
We’re in a brave new world now. If theirs reason to believe your destroying the last copy of a book( or another copy isn’t easy to obtain) then you should make a copy of it available. Set up a compensation fund for the rights holders. Anyth
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3mo ago
They should be forced to publicly release the books as an Ebook. Leave it up for anyone to download and then compensate the copyright holders later. In fact if ingesting these books for LLMs is fair use, us commoners should be able to read
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3mo ago
TAAS ? Tape as a service ? Upload your music and get it recorded to cassette and re uploaded to you ? It’s all a moot point most of the time since it’s going to be compressed to crap by Bluetooth codecs before reaching most ears.
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3mo ago
Where are the screenshots?
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3mo ago
I just installed CachyOS on one of my laptops. I like Open Suse a bit more, but my vpn and a few other applications work better on Arch. Android is turning into the iOS/OSX/Win11 model. It’s not your device, you’re just renting it
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3mo ago
As someone who has been laid off or fired a few times. Just tell me when my last day is and cut my check. At this point I assume every employer wants to screw me in one way or another. My first salaried job replaced me behind my back since
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3mo ago
Here’s my idea. DinnerRoll Bun in D! If someone with an MBA wants to raise capital we can start next Tuesday!
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3mo ago
I’m talking about our overall economic dominance. We’re still the most powerful economy on earth, but I can’t imagine this continuing forever.
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3mo ago
It's going to force American companies to only use inferior and more expensive models. It's protectionism which will only extend our dominance by at most a decade. The rest of the world will progress without us.
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3mo ago
With a military budget of 1.5 trillion I don’t care if a few people get some crumbs. Not everyone can start a defense contractor and get no bid contracts. I’d say flat tax rate + UBI + single payer. The tax code should be a sentence. 25% of
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3mo ago
We could easily do this and it would actually be significantly cheaper. But I can’t imagine it happening nationwide. Maybe cities can create their own public options, say a flat 3% income tax and you get health insurance. So much progress i
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3mo ago
Maybe this is more of a startup thing , but i remember the CEO personally apologizing to all of us when we shut down. The buck stops somewhere.
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3mo ago
CEOs are also Fall Guys. A fall guy is the person who takes the blame when the whole thing falls apart. I’ve worked with exceptional CEOs at start ups. A startup CEO has to be a good sales person. They need to be able to make that final pit
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3mo ago
Regarding 1. We’re literally tearing down monuments to slavery and civil rights. Religion is now determining law in much of the nation. Having a miscarriage? Good luck since politicians have decided their God doesn’t want you to have access
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3mo ago
Here’s a more direct example. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2026/07/08/trum... Looks like the gas stations are selling at cost or taking a small loss.
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3mo ago
Good thing we have a subsidy to encourage people to buy EVs. Ohh wait… I suspect the price will be directly subsidized to keep folks happy. Since we’re in wacky world this subsidy will be inconsistent depending on where you are. Blue States
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3mo ago
Very very cool! It’s actually not hard to hack this together as a .net application and run it on a laptop, but I suspect your target market has a bit of money to spend. Learning piano is already largely an upper middle class active and afte
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