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by austhrow743 7mo ago
Flat revenue for the last few years while in a market that’s otherwise growing. I don’t know if just maintaining while your competitors grow counts as “falling apart” but it isn’t good.
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by austhrow743 8mo ago
If Anthropic moving to Europe was better for Claude, why has Europe not produced Claude?
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by austhrow743 9mo ago
Which is very hard. Contradicting this: > Many companies aren't selling anything special or are just selling an "idea".
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by austhrow743 9mo ago
By this logic you should just be able to list anything for an above average price and have people buy it as a status symbol.
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by austhrow743 9mo ago
Consider every other expense that people have that's supplied by companies (see: literally everything). Why have those companies not successfully lobbied to prevent competition? Industries where it happens are the exception, not the ru
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by austhrow743 9mo ago
>It will make very little difference in the end. It will make very little difference if Wall Street investors hold very little property. Putting a finger on the scale of how much real estate is individually owned definitely makes a diffe
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by austhrow743 10mo ago
We're talking about Lost-Entrepreneur439 on Reddit emailing a company to ask for some of their code. You can just do that. No GPL, open source, enforcement, demands, etc language needed. Just "I'm trying to do X, can I see th
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by austhrow743 10mo ago
Poorly explained maybe but it covers not just that there is no basis but that no basis is needed and draws attention to the odd request for a basis where none is needed. Just "there is no basis" as a response would be like saying
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by austhrow743 10mo ago
Sure, I understand that there's a difference. That's why I sought clarification. My understanding of the concept of "basis" does not fit the context of sending an email, and "reason" is the closest I can find t
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by austhrow743 10mo ago
They’re comparing them as if they were making a laptop purchasing decision today. Sure, they could theoretically be a good buy in 10 years.
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by austhrow743 10mo ago
Basis? You mean reason? They want the Linux kernel source code.
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by austhrow743 10mo ago
Huh, they’re not. You’re the one saying they should.
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by austhrow743 10mo ago
The OP almost certainly isn’t a copyright holder for the Linux kernel. They probably would have said if they were.
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by austhrow743 10mo ago
Source? Afaik we didn't even have what could be considered work until agriculture.
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by austhrow743 10mo ago
Their Google dependency is their existential problem. They're limited by what they can do with "making Firefox better" while effectively being a client state. An off the books Google department. Doomed to forever being a wors
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by austhrow743 10mo ago
What says that? https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/ai-chatbot This page not only prominently features cloud based AI solutions, I can't actually even see local AI as an option.
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by austhrow743 10mo ago
We've been having trouble telling if people are using the same product ever since Chat GPT first got popular. The had a free model and a paid model, that was it, no other competitors or naming schemes to worry about, and discussions we
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by austhrow743 10mo ago
World in Conflict was an interesting take on making RTS easier for casuals. Basically took the resource gathering part out of it. You got a constant drip of points you could spend on units instead. Potentially that simplification hurts the
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by austhrow743 10mo ago
The reasons for high housing prices generally come down to "government restriction of supply, as supported by a large amount of voters". There's no other expense where we talk about it as a market, at least in general layman
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by austhrow743 10mo ago
Sure, if a butterfly flew past one of our parents on the day of our conception, causing them to spend a second glancing at it, then they may have had sex slightly differently that night and we wouldn't exist. We're all lottery win
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by austhrow743 11mo ago
Three comma club is for billionaires.
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by austhrow743 11mo ago
Article makes the claim that LLMs are not the path to AGI and provides some information on the topic. I can’t find where they try to determine how much investment, purchasing, or use is fuelled by claims that AGI is coming though. Absent th
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by austhrow743 1y ago
Which model did you get btw?
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by austhrow743 1y ago
Thanks and same, the ones I'd tried previously were very annoying to get and stay connected when I wanted them to and not when I didn't want them to. I actually ordered the airpod pro 3s the day before seeing this thread. If they
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by austhrow743 1y ago
>and functionality of AirPod pros Is the automatic connection and switching between devices equivalent?
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by austhrow743 1y ago
Unless you're advocating slaughtering 90% of humanity, what is the purpose of this line of thinking? Sure, some of you are just so good and nice that you're going to spend all of your time trying to better your fellow man no matte
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by austhrow743 1y ago
> I really think motivational, self improvement, anti-procrastination and studying advice courses should be offered by universities. Agreed but i also think it should be focused on much earlier as well.
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by austhrow743 1y ago
Source on ChatGPT and Claude API being export banned?
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by austhrow743 1y ago
I take it you also sew your own clothing and get milk from your own cow? If not, what makes cooking special?
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by austhrow743 1y ago
>If you live in a very walkable place, you're less likely to use delivery This makes sense as a theory but it doesn't match my observed reality at all. Everyone I know who frequently orders food on delivery apps live in dense,

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