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by aredox 1y ago
Who can prove to me that Elon Musk himself doesn't have a copy on a USB key/drive somewhere? This whole DOGE business has been an unmitigated failure. The savings are far, far, far from the claimed numbers. https://www.
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by aredox 1y ago
Those AI translations fail all the time - I am looking at woodworking, and a "plane" gets translated variously as an "avion", a "surface", etc... and never as a "rabot". It is "English to French&
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by aredox 1y ago
1) Viruses don't adapt instantly nor perfectly - that's why viruses can be animal-specific. Influenza (or recently SARS-CoV) are famous because they are malleable enough to adapt to new hosts, human or animal, within a few months
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by aredox 1y ago
What do you propose? Putting the economy under direct control of a "very stable genius" who is a know conman who managed to bankrupt a casino? State Economy à la Turkey/Türkiye?
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by aredox 1y ago
The yen is crashing, there are rice shortages and the country is at 0% growth - before Trump's tarriffs. At this point it is wrong to speak about Japan's "lost decade" - it should be "lost decade s ".
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by aredox 1y ago
I get downvoted when in the last 24 hours, he has signed an executive order to go after people who burn the American flag and has threatened to revoke the licence of ABC and NBC. Imagine just for a second the reaction of Clinton or Obama di
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by aredox 1y ago
What remains of Japan's bubble? The country has never really got out of the rout of its "lost decade" and is sliding away into irrelevance.
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by aredox 1y ago
We should just sacrifice more people's savings[0] to fund innovation. This is truly an efficient way of doing things. [0] "millions of ordinary investors watched their retirement accounts and college funds evaporate. The same midd
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by aredox 1y ago
Not just the administration: this comes from a former Airbnb cofounder. Just read how sycophantic he is: https://www.axios.com/2025/08/23/gebbia-chief-design-officer...
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by aredox 1y ago
Honestly, if you don't cash in right now, you are playing with fire. We are on our way for a big correction.
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by aredox 1y ago
Found the one guy who still believes in the "trickle-down economics" con.
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Big Tech contribute the same amount of GDP growth as the consumer base(axios.com)
2 points by aredox 1y ago|0 comments
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by aredox 1y ago
This scam is everywhere: set up a website to "middleman" yourself into the application process of any online permit/certificate/authorization, make it look as similar to an official website as possible, game up your way
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by aredox 1y ago
This is still bad ergonomics. Stair steps could be 450 mm high and work, but building codes make them 200 mm for a reason. And you are not "better" by saying that "I am fit enough to climb 450 mm steps, and you are all lazy f
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by aredox 1y ago
Meh, it is really annoying to define all those brarely-used variables (and pray you don't have more than one kind of "dough" in your program... Otherwise you begin to have cookie_dough/CookieDough/cookie-dough/
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by aredox 1y ago
Yeah, wrong one, but there are many languages out there where the verb is always at the end (Latin, Japanese I think).
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by aredox 1y ago
>where op comes first in vim Doesn't Kakoune reverses that, and it makes so much more sense ? https://kakoune.org/why-kakoune/why-kakoune.html
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by aredox 1y ago
And it doesn't occur to you the parents may help their kids during their studies? You never went to your father of mother to ask them to explain a concept you struggled with in class? Now imagine your parents didn't get an educati
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by aredox 1y ago
This is exactly the case. The only thing IQ tests measure is the ability to score well at an IQ test. Just look at what MENSA has produced: buffoons.
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by aredox 1y ago
Easy: the hundreds of millions of dollars he has extorted from universities, media companies and law firms for "saying things he happens to disagree with". https://www.axios.com/2025/07/30/trump-ha
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"AI will pay for tariffs"(axios.com)
3 points by aredox 1y ago|0 comments
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Forget rogue AI – Sam Altman himself is already a rogue agent(axios.com)
4 points by aredox 1y ago|1 comments
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by aredox 1y ago
"You should expect OpenAI to spend trillions of dollars on data center construction in the not very distant future," Altman said. "And you should expect a bunch of economists to wring their hands and be like, 'Oh, this i
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by aredox 1y ago
Decaffinated coffee is getting better and better every year; that could be a way for you to keep enjoying its benefits (mostly unrelated to caffeine) without the drawbacks.
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by aredox 1y ago
Oh, I would add cryptocurrencies and NFTs to that list.
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by aredox 1y ago
It is easy: he is a proven liar who is ready to endanger other people. He lied about his flight plan and imposed himself to a remote base in one of the most inhospitable regions of Earth. Had anything happened to him, rescuers would have ha
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by aredox 1y ago
>He's even flying to raise funds for cancer research. He is even using sick kids as a cover for his behavior. Honestly if he isn't a manipulative psychopath, he is well on his way to become one.
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by aredox 1y ago
Extorsion? He lied about his flight plan, didn't ask for authorization to land on a remote military base, endangered himself and others, all this for personal aggrandizement (and he is using kids with cancer to cover for his ego trip)
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by aredox 1y ago
It is still weird to see the health fad/moral panic/potomania in the US, about "drinking enough water". This is a borderline mania, that doesn't exist in other countries- including ones with hot climates. https:&#x
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Spending is being held up by the wealthy, lower income groups continues to fade(axios.com)
7 points by aredox 1y ago|1 comments

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