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Software stocks wrap up best month since 2001; talk of 'SaaSpocalypse' subsides(cnbc.com)
3 points by TMWNN 5mo ago|1 comments
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Apple working to cram Gemini model into iPhone to power new Siri(arstechnica.com)
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by TMWNN 5mo ago
How do you like the Ally X versus Steam Deck?
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by TMWNN 5mo ago
As others have told you, there is no evidence that increased school funding in and of itself results in better results. Contrary to what is often said, there is no shortage whatsoever of funding for public schools in urban areas. New York C
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by TMWNN 5mo ago
What would you say the ratio is? 10:1? 20:1?
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by TMWNN 5mo ago
> I think the power of the 64 was its' limited BASIC I am torn about this. Forcing people to use machine language for anything serious makes sense. The 10,000-strong C64 software library exists. Your point about the great screen edi
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by TMWNN 5mo ago
What you and hiddenthrowaway wrote is consistent with my understanding, that Canadian FAANG offices are staffed mostly with those who cannot (and often will never get) a US visa, plus the odd local who doesn't want to move to the US fo
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by TMWNN 5mo ago
I've heard Canada described as three mining companies standing on each other wearing a trenchcoat.
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What to know about the AI models that are jolting Washington(politico.com)
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That doesn't make UncleSlacky incorrect. Tramiel was obsessed with reducing COGS and thus retail price, and bulldozed down anything standing in his way. A more interesting possibility is the post-Tramiel Commodore including a ROM versi
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by TMWNN 5mo ago
Is Schlitz the beer company that Laverne and Shirley work for before moving to LA?
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by TMWNN 5mo ago
>and then marry that person. That can happen in 6 months, the length of a tourist visa As I said, this is inherently a violation of the commitment the visitor made when entering the US on a non-immigrant visa, as much as (say) exceeding
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by TMWNN 5mo ago
>If you meet the love of your life and marry them on a tourist visa As others have said, someone entering the US on a tourist or other nonimmigrant visa, then marrying a US citizen, is inherently committing fraud because the marriage dem
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I'm Tired of Listening to Nerds and Dweebs (2025) [video](youtube.com)
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Venmo Takes Privacy Seriously(theverge.com)
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by TMWNN 5mo ago
>But still, once they started taking foreign citizens with them, I would have thought that Britain would be among the first on that list. Between 1984 and 1985 there were a Canadian, a Saudi, someone from the Netherlands and a Mexican, a
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by TMWNN 5mo ago
Because air conditioning in homes is so rare in Europe and so widespread in the US, the gap between the number of Europeans and (North) Americans that die each year from heat waves is already larger than the total number of Americans that d
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by TMWNN 5mo ago
Edited from "Claude is telling users to go to sleep mid-session and nobody, including Anthropic, seems to fully understand why it keeps doing it"
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Claude is telling users to go to sleep mid-session and nobody understands why(fortune.com)
4 points by TMWNN 5mo ago|2 comments
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by TMWNN 5mo ago
> The film was based on the first book of a trilogy. Although I think the film is even better than the book by D. F. Jones, only the latter mentions how, despite being created specifically for US national defense, Colossus is also fed un
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>Definitely see this. The 1970s hardware is archaic, but the concept is still relevant. Indeed. There is nothing in the film that contradicts the notion of Colossus being a very, very large LLM. Although I think the film is even better
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by TMWNN 5mo ago
.gov should never have been expanded to outside the US federal government. (.com should never have been expanded to outside US-headquartered companies, either.)
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by TMWNN 5mo ago
UnRAID has released two point upgrades in the past two weeks because the previous AI-found vulnerabilities. Here we go again!
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GM cutting salaried IT workers as it trims costs, evaluates needs(cnbc.com)
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by TMWNN 5mo ago
What the article describes doesn't apply to those who migrated already to FoxPro (and/or Harbour), yes?
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Amazon uses its logistics empire to take on UPS and FedEx in freight, shipping(geekwire.com)
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Highly relevant: Reading Doesn't Fill a Database, It Trains Your Internal LLM < https://tidbits.com/2026/02/28/reading-doesnt-fill-a-databas... >
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PipeDream on the Acorn Archimedes(stonetools.ghost.io)
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SingleRide: Longest route on NYC Subway without visiting the same station twice(singleride.nyc)
99 points by TMWNN 6mo ago|52 comments
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The case against an imminent software developer apocalypse(zdnet.com)
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