PedroBatista

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by PedroBatista 1y ago
The only significance I can see is in the amplitude of the fluctuations. Which I intuitively attribute to massive concentration of both production sites and ownership of businesses.
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by PedroBatista 1y ago
Following the comments here, yes: AGI is the new Cold Fusion. However, don't let the bandwagon ( from either side ) cloud your judgment. Even warm fusion or any fusion at all is still very useful and it's here to stay. This whole
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by PedroBatista 1y ago
Yes.. but: Don't forget this is a game, and the main mission of a game is to be FUN.
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by PedroBatista 1y ago
Are you an investor? did you pre-ordered? Are you his mom?
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by PedroBatista 1y ago
He idea of "reality" and how things work, even if the idea is "they work bad", is more important than any other argument or reality. That's true at personal level and even truer at any organizational level.
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by PedroBatista 1y ago
Big Tim has been killing it lately, and by killing it I mean being the Brian Krzanich of Apple. The jury is still out if Apple TV will ever make a significant profit. Tim had a dream.. an expensive one but Apple was and is swimming in cash
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by PedroBatista 1y ago
I would be OK if they swapped it with a cucumber or a banana. Why even get mad at this point? It's an "asset" like any other product. They bought the rights. I feel people in general are becoming "rational" actors t
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by PedroBatista 1y ago
Reset is the right word. Break-up these mega corps that naturally have become extractive to the point they themselves starting to rot. If "break-up" is too strong, call it a "reset".
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by PedroBatista 1y ago
Cloudflare is living that mid 00's Google vibe mixed with AWS mind.. No need to be totally cynic to kinda know how this will play out..
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by PedroBatista 1y ago
While I don't deny China is a big economy with areas where it's leading. This article reads a bit like cheerleading, which is fine. It's just not the whole truth. Also: >prosperity without freedom, development without demo
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by PedroBatista 1y ago
Is your deployment SaaS or running on your company servers? Gitlab is anything but light, by default tends to be slow, but surprisingly fast with a good server ( nothing crazy, but big ) and caching.
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by PedroBatista 1y ago
The Github website is slow everywhere. It is truly a piece of shit software both in terms of performance but also UX/UI and everything in between. It's a product of many cooks and their brilliant ideas and KPIs, a social network f
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by PedroBatista 1y ago
Boeing is going nowhere. One of the reasons Boeing’s bad behavior in last couple decades is also the reason they won’t die: The US Government
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by PedroBatista 1y ago
I get the feeling this Perplexity guy is a mix of SBF the bitcoin dude with the Palantir guy but actually dreams to be early Elon, or a troll. Maybe another another deep state plant? If we really want to go that road.. Either way, how does
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by PedroBatista 1y ago
It's good to know the mega-corp I have to put enormous amount of trust with my money, can make a post like this without an hint of irony... Now we are at the "just lie" stage.
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by PedroBatista 1y ago
While the author might be in one end of the spectrum, you might want to acknowledge you are at the other end and I hope it’s temporary because you sound bitter to the point you’re either a teenager or a person hurt by life.
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by PedroBatista 1y ago
I still have PTSD from XSLT in college. Recently I need a solution for a problem and what XSLT promises is a big part of the solution, so I'm in an existential and emotional crisis.
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by PedroBatista 1y ago
No, sodium vapor lights offer great performance in terms of contrast and visibility. Especially in bad weather conditions.
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by PedroBatista 1y ago
It would, but these were FPVs and their targets can be precisely chosen at the very moment of the strike. Also, these are remote airbases where all the strategic bombers are stationed. Fighter jets would not be there in significant numbers
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by PedroBatista 1y ago
Electronics, ATVs and clothing not Strategic nuclear bombers
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by PedroBatista 1y ago
There have been rumblings and attempts years prior. Now it only takes another attempt, an industry darling ( it used to be Apple) and a big hype boom on the Internet. There is one problem tho: flat design is cheap to produce. Not sure if AI
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by PedroBatista 1y ago
Yes, because GMs problem has been too little AI in their engines. Given the recent past about sensors and reliability I’m adding even more will be great for reliability and cost. I’m sure this design came from the committee of geniuses who
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by PedroBatista 1y ago
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by PedroBatista 1y ago
Love it or hate it, CMake is more or less the de facto build system for C/C++ And just like any build system for everything language/stack, there is a small group of hardcore "enthusiasts" who create and push their true
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by PedroBatista 1y ago
Indeed, and that’s the main problem: you can’t remember or know anything. It’s is a known fact that in general the US power grid is orders of magnitude less reliable than in Europe. And the excuse of “the weather is more extreme” is just th
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by PedroBatista 1y ago
That’s not what OP said, you know it and were just waiting for an excuse to dump the Rolodex of facts about alcoholism on this conversation. Alcohol is a potent substance and beyond the ocasional use in moderate quantities it’s terrible bot
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by PedroBatista 1y ago
This is a font by adults to adults: the ones in charge of the KPIs. The font is cool, I have no gripes with it. The things I can't stand is the absolute corporate BS coated with a heavy layer of weak "science" and "empo
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
Just as in Romania ( and hopefully someday in Hungary ) these people "against the EU" are the ones channeling millions from the EU into their pockets. And after all that they even become "martyrs" because everyone is cor
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
DOGE is the best thing to ever happen to foreign intelligence agencies. Also lawyers.
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by PedroBatista 2y ago
The rivers of ink and all the gymnastics we do to avoid saying the obvious: Houses/Real Estate has become the main asset where most people store/keep their wealth. It has been this way for quite a few time, the banks like it, the

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