LunaSea

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by LunaSea 1y ago
StarSig had $40 million of revenue. Hardly billions.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
> tangentially related to social media like VR This is in no way tangential. VR is Meta's way of trying to move social media from web to VR in a Second Life way. And you can believe me that there will be advertisement in the "g
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by LunaSea 1y ago
Can't wait for them to abuse a non-anonymized internet.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
> man sues to receive the thing he earned over several years of accomplishment that made a lot of people a lot more money than they originally agreed to pay him Do you have a source for this? As far as I understand, the bonus package rep
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by LunaSea 1y ago
> isn't really something I see likely as he doesn't function in the money-oriented ways pretty much almost all other billionaire-types do Is that why he sued to obtain his $29B package from Tesla shareholders?
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by LunaSea 1y ago
> Why? Because it's basically our only hope of slowing down the evolution towards a centralized totalitarian EU government. It's pretty obvious that the EU wants to ban free speech (online) ASAP and fully control the public pol
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by LunaSea 1y ago
It also had the side effect of making it possibly for any of your contacts to DDoA you because they had accès to your IPv4 address through Skype.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
The commenters on the linked post mention loading the pixel image embedded in an advertisement campaign. This would make it possible to have thousands of impressions for relatively low amounts of money.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
If you don't have customers anymore, who are you selling your products to?
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by LunaSea 1y ago
Agreed. It would also help if the primitives were correctly thought through to begin with. HTML5 input and form validation are still a broken nightmare that can barely be patched by adding copious amounts of JavaScript.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
Too much but also sometimes in a wrong way or with bad luck.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
I was going to say, I don't believe that sitting on a chair for 40 hours a week is great but I've also never seen so many wounded and disabled people than with people heavily into sports.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
Luxembourg too yesterday : https://paperjam.lu/article/panne-de-post-lombre-des-hackers...
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by LunaSea 1y ago
Might be due to lubricant that is applied to the various saws and machines.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
Isn't this the case for pretty much every startup that gets sold? Founders get a big pay day and leave within a couple years while 100 employees share a 1% of the company between themselves.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
That's where the real test lies for Cursor and programming LLMs. Will users feel that a $200 subscription is worth it or not?
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by LunaSea 1y ago
Wiles started working on it at 33 so it took some time to finish it but the base ideas were already in place in his early thirties.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
Location: Brussels, Belgium (GMT+2) Remote: Yes (fully remote or hybrid if company offices in Belgium, France, England, Netherlands, Germany or Luxembourg) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: JavaScript / TypeScript / Node.js, R
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by LunaSea 1y ago
No, it's taking back control of what tools can be used to achieve a specific goal. If Google can't guarantee a good user experience but also correctness of the informations returned by their LLM than a ministry shouldn't stan
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by LunaSea 1y ago
> Most governments and large companies should want to be crawled, and they get a lot in return. They shouldn't, they should have their own LLM specifically trained on their pages with agent tools specific to their site made availabl
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by LunaSea 1y ago
Palestinians preferred them as well since they elected Hamas.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
Well Europe has a more stable regulatory framework and political scene than the US.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
Spotify, Klarna, Mistral don't ring a bell?
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by LunaSea 1y ago
This is nonsense, any language makes it possible to crash a program but somehow it's only an issue for JavaScript
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by LunaSea 1y ago
I wonder how they could differentiate the age of the wood from the age of the construction
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by LunaSea 1y ago
In that case, why is that the most rich and developed countries are secular and not religious? You would expect a population with "better lives" to outperform the rest.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
The political situation might change this perspective for some engineers.
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by LunaSea 1y ago
Not like we've been aware of it for at least the last 15 years: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Aurora
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by LunaSea 1y ago
> If it takes a few years longer than the Investor group thinks - that's fine with us; it's only a problem for them. It is also for the beneficiaries because price comes into the equation and the longer it takes, the more expen
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by LunaSea 1y ago
Timeline is important in a world where AI is under VC capital drip IVs.

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