LunaSea

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by LunaSea 10mo ago
> At first they didn't prosecute them, then they did but only for foreign companies Funny how that works. > Basically they had to play along to western rules that were baked into global institutions Like making it mandatory to h
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by LunaSea 10mo ago
So stealing trade secrets is legal in China? Or do they publish all their IP on a government site for all to see?
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by LunaSea 10mo ago
Rich how? What's the budget deficit again?
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by LunaSea 10mo ago
If we can pay them in virtual dollars, no problem
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by LunaSea 10mo ago
More and more content can't be bought at all due to streaming platforms. That's a real problem.
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by LunaSea 10mo ago
Didn't the South Park contract predate the Skydance takeover?
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by LunaSea 10mo ago
Grandpa forgot that they paid him bribes but his handlers will quickly remind him of it.
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
If you explicitly request it which means you need to know about it.
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
Yeah, just switch to a non-NPM compatible and inexistant ecosystem just because you need to specify a few parameters in a config. Anthropic is trying to IPO at a valuation of $300B so if their engineers nor their AI can be bothered to do th
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
> It's kind of annoying to get "Source?" followed by a quote of the data it's based on. But your link doesn't answer your statement which was that you wouldn't find people more willing to serve if you were t
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
Like most founding fathers were at the time?
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
> The pay is not really enough to maintain a household and a second living space comfortably. Who's talking about a second living space? They can move like most Americans do for work when the commute is too much. > Let's say
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
I'm willing to bet that this is linked to the magic __proto__ object namespace in JavaScript
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
So proportionally it's spending less than certain EU countries
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
Isn't this a "No true Scotsman" fallacy? If they are billionaires and didn't commit crimes (that we know of) then they are just smart rich people. If they committed crimes while becoming or being rich, then they were jus
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
What about all the investments made by these companies and other VCs, hedge funds, angel investors, pension funds, etc?
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
I'm not a fan of the betting side of prediction markets like Kalshi or Polymarket, but I do find the "scientific" side of them interesting. Especially seeing if "wisdom of the crowd" or "superforecaster" t
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
> It isn’t right that America has so much power in this circumstance, but going back decades the US has been asking for Europe to take defense seriously. Funny because the last time I believe that it was the US that requested help in Ira
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
> Just a handful of countries are spending 5% of their GDP on defense And the US is not one of them
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
You should look at the depreciation of the value of the dollar this year.
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
They could use the Node.js equivalent: https://nodejs.org/api/single-executable-applications.html#s...
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
What's the market share of those compared to Windows and Linux?
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
You're describing Node.js which has existed for the last 15 years
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
Why would they want to bet on nascent technology whereas Node.js bas existed for a god 15 years?
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
Upvoting Windows 11 as the US's best effort at Operating Systems development.
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
No, in my professional experience.
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
Actually, having people at the office often works like peer pressure in that people at least pretend to work around their co-workers. Something which doesn't exist at home.
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
A lot of people are not responsible enough to work well remotely.
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
I'm not an expert but if the accounts that were created did check for the user's identity papers beforehand, would the mixing of the cryptocurrency be illegal in itself? How would the platform know the origin of the money?
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by LunaSea 11mo ago
I don't doubt the accusations for a minute but I wonder which laws were actually broken by this platform.

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