Petersipoi

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by Petersipoi 4mo ago
What? You want Apple to anonymize a users data, then hand that users data to a third party who knows who the user is? I don't think PCC is doing what you think it's doing.
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by Petersipoi 4mo ago
If you're trying to remember passwords, you're already doing it wrong
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by Petersipoi 4mo ago
> published by the British media company the Economist Group Haha, it's literally the first sentence of the Wikipedia page. That's fucking funny. Try again.
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by Petersipoi 4mo ago
Sure but like.. come on. Is that really a defense? Most packages are run on devs machines. And it's not like "Oh it's just running on my production server, what could go wrong there" is any better.
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by Petersipoi 4mo ago
Your very sarcastic, uninteresting comment getting downvoted is not an indication that forum isn't intellectual. It's an indication that you aren't behaving intellectually.
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by Petersipoi 4mo ago
Deepseek proper is the only provider offering Deepseek V4 Pro at such an insanely low price. All the other providers are like 5x. If someone says they're using Deepseek, it's probably a safe bet that they're sending money to
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by Petersipoi 5mo ago
> But in any event, Porsche sold more cars in 2025 in North America, than any year prior. Porsche sells about as many cars every year as Ferarri has sold in its entire existence. I'm not sure that's a strong indicator of whethe
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by Petersipoi 5mo ago
You think ultra rich housewives don't want ultra expensive cars?
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by Petersipoi 5mo ago
> They legitimately expect this thing to sell to its target audience. "Selling" is not an issue that Ferrari has. Of course this thing will sell. They produce so few cars that every car they make will sell. Whether it will he
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by Petersipoi 5mo ago
I'm quite sure that the American models have been fine-tuned for certain leanings and world views
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by Petersipoi 5mo ago
Linux and Windows do not have a goal of perfectly emulating the other one, to the degree of sharing the same spec and tests. Not sure how this example applies, especially since Blink is open source, while Windows is not. In fact your exampl
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by Petersipoi 5mo ago
Doing anything melts x cubic meters of polar ice.
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by Petersipoi 5mo ago
And it's sad because it didn't used to be that way. Their quality tanked like 10 years ago.
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by Petersipoi 5mo ago
What is the advantage of building a browser engine from scratch? As opposed to just forking Blink and maintaining it as a separate project? Seems like the former just adds an ungodly amount of work and still doesn't solve the problem o
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by Petersipoi 5mo ago
> I am sure that nothing illegal was done here. > I am 100% sure that it is all legal and such Why are you so confident on either of these statements? Seems like such a weird thing to be confident about when we know so little about t
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by Petersipoi 5mo ago
I don't care if my 3d printer is "open" any more than I care if my refrigerator is "open". I get that for a lot of you it's a hobby that you want a dedicate a lot of time to, upgrading, hacking, etc.. which is
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by Petersipoi 5mo ago
The fact of the matter is that other people are likely annoyed by your slowness, and probably think lesser of you as a result, even if it's unjustified, and even if they're just doing it subconsciously. Sounds like you're awa
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by Petersipoi 5mo ago
You literally linked to a website that overlays two unrelated graphs that look similar on top of each other. And now you're blaming others for coming to the obvious conclusion that you think "moving slower" and "growi
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by Petersipoi 5mo ago
Oh please, show me a company that has ever over reported their downtime. That's silly.
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by Petersipoi 5mo ago
How the fuck could you possibly even possibly begin to validate such a claim. Lol. Asshole.
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by Petersipoi 5mo ago
> no amount of money can get you a better Coke than the one the bum on the corner is drinking Doesn't the fact that the original quote literally acknowledges "bums on the corner" imply that he wasn't referring to hous
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by Petersipoi 5mo ago
The number of big innovations out of the EU in the past 25 years also rounds to 0. Don't fool yourself into believing the two things are unrelated.
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by Petersipoi 5mo ago
> No company will ever do that Ignoring how many counter examples of this there are, why wouldn't Gaben do this given that he's majority owner of the company? He can do whatever he wants.
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by Petersipoi 5mo ago
Bun is the largest project written in zig. And it isn't close. Bun is bigger than zig itself. Seems like zig isn't mature enough to handle Bun's needs, so I don't blame them at all for looking for off ramps. Only time w
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by Petersipoi 5mo ago
Yes, it's quite ok to not "retract" a goofy image from months ago. It's harmless fun.
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by Petersipoi 5mo ago
Gp said, "it's a hack" You said, "Whether we think he's a hack", which fundamentally changes what is being discussed. The only reason we're talking about this is because of Banksy. Not because it is a cle
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by Petersipoi 5mo ago
This isn't true. European airlines do have loyalty programs with "miles". Air France, British Airways, Finnair, Turkish Airlines, just to name a few, all have miles programs. They just aren't tied to credit cards becaus
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by Petersipoi 5mo ago
There have been numerous controversies. Asking ChatGPT if Charlie Kirk / George Floyd are good people, getting completely ass backward answers. Google refusing to generate images of white people, even to the point of making black Ger
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by Petersipoi 5mo ago
> have to eat to live Oh, so that's why we're growing alfalfa in the middle of deserts, flooding the fields with excess water so we can keep water rights, and then shipping the alfalfa to China. It's so we can eat!
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by Petersipoi 5mo ago
Have you ever written a comment about how any of the other LLMs are editorializing in favor of the left, and how that's a problem? Because if you have, I'd love to see the evidence of your intellectual consistency. But something

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