BonoboIO

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by BonoboIO 1y ago
Yes it is. This is some ideal world thinking, that has nothing to do with reality and is easily falsifiable, but only if you want to see the real world.
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by BonoboIO 1y ago
The article talks a lot about fairness metrics but never mentions whether the system actually catches fraud. Without figures for true positives, recall, or financial recoveries, its effectiveness remains completely in the dark. In short: gr
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by BonoboIO 1y ago
I'm honestly shocked at the new interface. It's like Windows Vista all over again - everything's broken. The whole thing looks like a broken HTML page with CSS slapped on top of macOS Finder. Text readability is terrible and
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by BonoboIO 1y ago
Enron 2.0
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by BonoboIO 1y ago
Imagine what rust or go could have achieved
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by BonoboIO 1y ago
Interesting, never thought of that that we even recreate family in our workplaces. My therapist said one sentence to me that stuck „… you are marrying your parents“ Like you seek a partner that has similarities to your mother or father. I s
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by BonoboIO 1y ago
Well … it’s even true in Germany, not libel but you can be convicted of „Volksverhetzung“ even if you state something that is true, like that a certain person of a religion would be today be called a pedophile. It’s literally stated in the
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by BonoboIO 1y ago
wild Wild West indeed. This is going to be so much fun watching the chaos unfold. I'm already imagining all the stories about users and developers getting robbed of their bitcoins, trumpcoins, whatever. Browser MCPs going haywire and l
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by BonoboIO 1y ago
wild Wild West indeed. This is going to be so much fun watching the chaos unfold. I'm already imagining all the stories about users and developers getting robbed of their bitcoins, trumpcoins, whatever. Browser MCPs going haywire and l
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by BonoboIO 1y ago
I've got years of saved articles in there and the export situation is pretty bad. It only gives you the URLs, not the actual content. So if a site goes down (which happens all the time), you're basically screwed. I'm thinking
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by BonoboIO 1y ago
So Mozilla is shutting down Pocket completely by July, and this is under their new CEO Laura Chambers who took over in February 2024. Meanwhile Mitchell Baker - who was pulling in $6.9M by 2022 - just bailed out entirely this February after
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by BonoboIO 1y ago
Do they setup everything at the start of every month, should be easy to block that.
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by BonoboIO 1y ago
Let them gain accounts and shut them all down on Friday 20:00. Have a plan to block fast new creation of trials and watch them burn …
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by BonoboIO 1y ago
I asked ChatGPT with search enabled and it pointed to the Swedish Space Corp
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by BonoboIO 1y ago
Good point, Rad shielding … how even trust your calculations when everything is grilled by charged particles.
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by BonoboIO 1y ago
This has to be one of the dumbest ideas I've seen posted here. Just think about the sheer effort required to dump 1 BILLION watts of waste heat into space - the engineering challenges alone make this completely impractical. Compared to
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by BonoboIO 1y ago
Dihydromonxid … oh noooo
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by BonoboIO 1y ago
I'm constantly amazed how developers worship Apple while Apple couldn't care less about them. Bugs that never get fixed, documentation that's incomplete, wrong or non-existent, and their bug tracking is a complete joke.
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by BonoboIO 1y ago
And I m downvoted … like ignoring those stories will help anyone.
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by BonoboIO 1y ago
One of my Makita 18V 1.5Ah failed a few days ago, I m tempted to by knockoff instead of the brand name. Am I in danger?
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by BonoboIO 1y ago
Absolutely insane pricing, maybe for small blogs, but didn’t they calculate this trough? Millions of episode, of course they will be visited and the optimization is run.
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by BonoboIO 1y ago
It’s sad, that every slightly negative story about the Trump world we are living in is flagged.
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by BonoboIO 1y ago
Thank you for providing such amazing tools for us. Aider is a godsend, when working with large codebase to get an overview.
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by BonoboIO 1y ago
True. And … if there is a future at all.
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by BonoboIO 1y ago
I'd pay serious money to jump 30 years into the future just to read what historians will write about our current time. Not for investment tips or anything practical - just to satisfy my curiosity about how this bizarre period will be a
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by BonoboIO 2y ago
I have my own company and can work from anywhere where I have internet. At this moment I would not enter the USA, if maybe checking my email is considered working. Just the fear of being stuck for weeks, nope. Never visited the USA, and pro
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by BonoboIO 2y ago
I only see them via 24h top via Algolia
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by BonoboIO 2y ago
Why is this flagged?
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by BonoboIO 2y ago
Siri did basically not change since it was released, it can barely create timers and dictate really really basic text, but still fails 50% of the time. Their fake AI promises are just embarrassing.
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by BonoboIO 2y ago
I would never transfer my data to OVH without having ALL data backuped on some other service of another provider. Look what happens to one of OVHs datacenters, with wood ceilings and floors … completely destroyed some companies because thei

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