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by Yizahi 5mo ago
Oh the joys of the free market. At least Google didn't have to suffer any red tape or taxes, and we all should deeply care about Google's suffering.
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by Yizahi 5mo ago
If they sell contracts on market prediction, then any person doing for example insider trading on corporations, fixing outcomes of sport events, directly paying out others to force event outcome, blackmailing people, or just directly adjust
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by Yizahi 5mo ago
Making a good progressive tax scale is a task which a freshmen can do in a hour. The problem is not a better tax scale, the problem is how to find actual shit to tax. Doing nothing, we have the modern state of economy, when there are poor p
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by Yizahi 5mo ago
My total tax load is well above 50% if I include employer share he pays for me. That's a on very conservative bottom quartile IT salary. Far far from the USA ones. And then there is VAT which I won't even tray to include. I'm
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by Yizahi 5mo ago
I didn't have such experience in my local polytechnic, but my friend went to study Theoretical Physics at the best university in the country. He told me, that right at the beginning of the very first day they gathered all freshmen in a
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by Yizahi 5mo ago
Oh yeah, I can just imagine a line of people wanting to learn Strength of Materials course for fun, or anything equally crazy (requiring at the same time fresh knowledge of other hard uni courses as a prerequisite, a lot of strict rigor in
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by Yizahi 5mo ago
I can understand when WB can tolerate or even want Ellison at helm, because that is one ruthless mean MF with his own dollars, regardless of their provenance, plus an endless network of corrupt friends. He is like Bobby Kotik of enterprise,
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by Yizahi 5mo ago
Basically the whole point of existence for St. Sam is make sure that his corpo is too big to fail. So either he strikes gold, or he is bailed out by the taxpayer money a-la "investments".
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by Yizahi 5mo ago
Of course they did. My iPad 2 worked perfectly up until iOS6 and crawled to a screeching halt after upgrading to iOS7. Constant lags, freezes, sometimes even crashes of the same apps which worked fine a week before. And to protect consumers
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by Yizahi 5mo ago
You do realize that in all totalitarian states there is no significant "anti-censorship innovation" of note? Basically you are playing with fire and the only way playing with fire end is when everything burns to ashes. Not just th
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by Yizahi 5mo ago
Thanks, appreciate your update.
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by Yizahi 6mo ago
Let's help Boris find some suitable inoffensive replacements. How about microsloping?
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Claude Code creator Boris Cherny is sick of the phrase 'vibe coding'(businessinsider.com)
3 points by Yizahi 6mo ago|1 comments
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by Yizahi 6mo ago
Oh, don't worry. I'm sure Mr. Stable Orange will follow the tradition and institute a Capybara tax soon, forbidding import of any foreign EV smaller than 2 meters wide and 7 meters long and having a fully enclosed body. That will
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by Yizahi 6mo ago
I imagine if a person is doubting that big corpos are spying on us, then he is operating in a different paradigm altogether. I suggest this old but still 100% relevant article as a starting conversation point, bonus points for being written
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by Yizahi 6mo ago
How do you copy/paste in the different terminals then?
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by Yizahi 6mo ago
Switzerland is a tax evasion heaven too. Companies don't go there for the "predictable legal framework" lol, they go there to do shady schemes of tax "optimization".
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by Yizahi 6mo ago
Not the first time. Tether's "bank" for multiple years had been a tiny house at Bahamas, barely barely as big as a gas station shop. And supposedly it held 100+ billions real US dollars :) . These scammers aren't concern
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by Yizahi 6mo ago
OpenAI maybe won't, but someone else will. Maybe US government, maybe some fund etc. Too big to fail.
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by Yizahi 6mo ago
Hi. Could you please describe your opinion on the compatibility and stability (especially everything wireless) of the system?
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by Yizahi 6mo ago
Looks amazing, it even has Ins key, as if they expect people to actually work on this laptop /s :) . But the price of 4200$ is out of reach for me unfortunately.
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by Yizahi 6mo ago
Uhuh. And in other places, companies are incorporating in Ireland or Luxembourg or other similar tax evasion heavens because of the "predictable legal framework" too. Lol.
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by Yizahi 6mo ago
LLM generation in general provides the most use to scammers and the like. Generate emails which people won't read, generate articles which are just honeypots or rip-offs, generate images to said articles, generate more and more spam. E
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by Yizahi 6mo ago
What an incredibly out of touch post. This gives off "let them eat cakes" classic. Do you realize how expensive is it to move out of your home? I won't write a laundry list of items here, since you either know all of them alr
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by Yizahi 6mo ago
The original statement was in 2023, so starting from 2024: Id.5 2024 - touch capacitive buttons (even worse than display buttons) Id.7 2024 - touch capacitive buttons Id.4 2024 - touch capacitive buttons Id.3 2024 - touch capacitive buttons
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by Yizahi 6mo ago
People are not protesting hypothetical proper LLM tech-support, which indeed can be ok and cheaper than humans. People are protesting actual practical implementation of the LLM tech-support which they already experienced themselves, no need
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by Yizahi 6mo ago
Yeah, newest Polo seems to have physical controls now. By all models released after their statement two and half years ago came with shitty capacitive clusters.
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by Yizahi 6mo ago
Remember how Volkswagen exec promised exact same thing many years ago and just blatantly lied? I do. I will judge only by the actual actions and not by the empty arrogant lies.
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by Yizahi 6mo ago
The problem with this situation in USA is not quite only because of media. Why did Congress instantly caved under the threat and even imposed a self censorship on itself to prevent any minority dissent (the case of "let's make who
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by Yizahi 6mo ago
In the market you have described we will inevitably end with a monopoly in everything, simply because you didn't mention anything preventing that. To avoid monopoly a much more micromanaging government is required. At minimum we would

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