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Urahandystar
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Urahandystar
13d ago
Its not a battle you are going to win, This is pretty much the state of things but everyone old enough remembers when the same was said about camera phones, Drones and Uber being unsafe. Eventually usage means these comments will fall and t
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17d ago
>"Typo for reindustialize" We invented the language first so I'll use it as intended. The plan is for the US to not be dependent on the rest of the world (China) for its needs.
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17d ago
All of that depends on the strength of the Dollar, If the US is to deindustrialise as it aims too it needs a weak dollar. Secondly theres the Petro-dollar which depends on the Middle East states Reinvesting their profits in the US to keep
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1mo ago
Do you have any idea or resources as to where to look for a guide on one? Or what pitfalls to look out for?
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1mo ago
Workers need businesses or their is no work. Favouring smaller enterprenuers get more workers.
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1mo ago
Yup, soon they will offer to handle the compliance for EU sellers for no risk and low and behold the idiots have given away a tax on selling in the single market to another country before they know it.
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1mo ago
Thats really surprising, I'm shocked its not higher. The relevance of product hunt for anyone outside of SV has plummeted since 2020.
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1mo ago
Is that an standard classification? It so simple I can't believe this is the first time I'm hearing it.
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2mo ago
Well obviously you just ask an LLM.
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3mo ago
Of course it has, Whether its true or not doesn't really matter. as soon As Dario went sideways it was inevitable that China had to have the same capability. No doubt they'll restrict access too so that no-one can verify.
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3mo ago
This is both awful and essentially the future, By that I mean its raw now as its in the beginning but this gave me flashbacks to the flash era of the web that had so much creativity across it. Once you are able to add more assets in the pla
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3mo ago
Yeah, that really is a horror show. The hidden problem with the zombie firms is that as the liquidity dries up larger VC's firm will end up becoming private equity firms.
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3mo ago
While this seems like a novel secretive technology at first glance it could easily have been a drone swarm similar to those you would see at a firework show. Stick one of those in a planes flight path and it would cause alot of trouble.
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3mo ago
But his clients aren't all the the greater Munich area so how is that even similar? Surely having a complex form is the issue as this is what fits his needs. Why does the form need to be complicated?
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3mo ago
Yeah but the VAT on school fees meant a load of those children had to go to state schools so we ended up paying for it anyway.
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4mo ago
Man that a pretty font, So good it made me think for a while on the way we interact with the web. Most of what we read has been drilled down to be so functional that seeing the written word presented so elegantly was a revelation. My other
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4mo ago
Glad YASA's achievements are being realised but the UK really needs to get it act together so we can fully realise the next tech breakthough.
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4mo ago
It's very difficult to raise late stage capital in the UK, especially for deep tech. We invent so much but our capital ecosystem is all tied up in land and our pensions providers don't want to know.
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4mo ago
This was a really good read the only thing that I think is missing is an explanation of how to implement it. You can't please every audience though, I guess its for me to go away and read up.
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4mo ago
They were established when hideous websites were common changing would cause uproar and possibly alienate a large group of users. Look at Googles web page just a text box on a blank page, no way you are launching with that UI in 2026.
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5mo ago
Thats because the goal of the start-up is to prove they have a viable business not build fancy tech.
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5mo ago
True, but you have to add up the cumulative token output if your being fair. That alignment issue requires another set of input and output tokens to correct.
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5mo ago
Please do an update when you're ready, this sounds like madness to me so I'd love to see what the output is. Whatever it is I have to know.
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5mo ago
The app layer is Bahrain.
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6mo ago
People say that but the quote. " I can sooner imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism." Always comes back to me. Personally I think it won't be communism but communalism.
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6mo ago
I don't watch much of it but I do think Apple TV could end up a big winner in the TV wars. The shows they put out are quality and you know they are going to be renewed unlike a Netflix. It seems the strategy is to go for HBO's old
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6mo ago
Did you not see how long it took in Syria? Did you miss ISIS? the massive number of groups splintered off? Sure people hated Assad but what it took to get rid of him was horrid. If any thing the Iranians are probably scared that this is wha
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6mo ago
Makes alot of sense and token cost reduction is obviously going to be a factor in the future of development, Something sets of my spidey sense though. Is Wasp mature enough for an LLM to understand how it functions when you go off the beate
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7mo ago
Oh yeah, The Oil crisis in the 1970's effects were felt until the mid 80's this is just starting and it isn't going to go away anytime soon.
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7mo ago
No but its one of things you have to train out of yourself.
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