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by artificial 4y ago
Once something becomes a number it ceases to be a metric? It's all about eyeballs and ads focused around engagement. Reminds me of a clip of dogs aggressively barking at one another behind a fence or glass door.
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by artificial 4y ago
Correct, compared to Linux it's a redheaded step child. I love FreeBSD and the resources behind Linux are enormous. I wish things turned out differently in the 90s. Total tangent: If I had Musk level funding to allocate for a pet proje
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by artificial 4y ago
Vault rotation++. I was bitten by this switching authenticators when one didn't have an export at the time. It was such a massive pain to login and remove, add, setup and annotate, store secrets and repeat.
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by artificial 4y ago
Will have to dig into this. Seems pretty, would be nice to pick apart the API, looks like Python with PyQt is what most utilities are written in. The crux with not being mac/windows is driver performance. It's a bummer it takes s
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by artificial 4y ago
Watch, they'll have Kenyans review the output. It'll be human curated AI stuff, wonder if it'll be a new take on curated directories?
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by artificial 4y ago
If there is no "Gecko" on Apple platforms which engine does Firefox use on macOs?
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by artificial 4y ago
Seems like one of those n+1 problems in practice.
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by artificial 4y ago
Right on, thank you!
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by artificial 4y ago
It's pretty broad these days. Reminds me of Uber, a ride hailing company, aka taxi service. How much of the company needs to be tech vs the service? Like Bell Labs and AT&T?
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by artificial 4y ago
Bummer. About as immediate as a Windows error dialog.
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by artificial 4y ago
Wouldn't this be more applicable to BSDs more so than Linux? One is a kernel and userland made by the same team and packaged together and the other is a kernel with a bunch of different philosophies packaged around it.
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by artificial 4y ago
Beyond the social aspects the lens I view it through is escapism. If your life is where you want it to be and you're doing what you need to, why would you feel the need to escape? How do you feel about caffeine and other nootropics?
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by artificial 4y ago
The people who have access are making boatloads of cash. Full stop. Trade is a little different, enable equal access to markets or reply in kind. I fail to see why it's in the interests of the West to do any trade with nations that don
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by artificial 4y ago
Depending on how connected you are.
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by artificial 4y ago
You may be interested in a little background on Siri on device with CoreAudio https://machinelearning.apple.com/research/hey-siri
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by artificial 4y ago
crosses fingers Hopefully people escaping Chrome monoculture and users fleeing the looming ad blocking nerfing. Mozilla seems to fit the user agent role better.
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by artificial 4y ago
How large are the companies approximately? I've worked for small to large. The visibility was possible on the smaller companies, the larger was increasingly difficult (oceans of smaller teams). I haven't worked at a company where
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by artificial 4y ago
The one that he didn't inhale?
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by artificial 4y ago
Historically all governments suck.
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by artificial 4y ago
The Manhattan Project began modestly in 1939, but grew to employ more than 130,000 people and cost nearly US$2 billion (equivalent to about $23 billion in 2020). We're nearing $100 billion with Ukraine. $31 billion to California EDD (u
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by artificial 4y ago
You have to walk in a circle three times after stating this.
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by artificial 4y ago
By teams of people stacking enormous stones on top of one another. Fun fact, there's inscriptions by the teams.
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by artificial 4y ago
Here's Zynga doing it in 2010 [0]. Obama campaign crawling the social graph hoovering up 10s of millions of users [1]. "We ingested the entire U.S. social graph," Carol Davidsen, director of data integration and media analyti
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by artificial 4y ago
The French company SNCF that originally was helping California with the high speed rail left in 2011 because the state wasn't listening to it's recommendations. They build a high speed rail in Morocco which took 7 years to complet
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by artificial 4y ago
Even ~10 years ago it was a money fire ( https://money.cnn.com/2016/03/21/technology/twitter-10th-ann... ). Trump was one of the best things that happened to the platform.
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by artificial 4y ago
It's a good luck charm.
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by artificial 4y ago
StumbleUpon!
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by artificial 4y ago
Search peaked 10 years ago. There's lots of regression in Google Search. For example, you used to be able to search images by specific dimensions. You can do this today on Yandex. The quality of results and promotion of sponsored resul
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by artificial 4y ago
They hired 42,000 during COVID. Lots of companies did the same, Twitter added 3500, the largest since they started.
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by artificial 4y ago
Quest CEO refused to spy on Americans. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2007/10/qwest-ceo-nsa-punished...

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