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Flock Said Its Cameras Don't Track People. Then a Reporter Proved Them Wrong(gadgetreview.com)
5 points by baranul 2mo ago|0 comments
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Chinese companies are taking over the EV market. What's behind their rise?(theconversation.com)
4 points by baranul 2mo ago|0 comments
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by baranul 2mo ago
You do indeed appear to have a valid point. Many "chosen" companies, like Uber for example, appear to have broken numerous laws. Legal action against many such companies comes suspiciously slowly, where they have already obtained
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by baranul 2mo ago
This is arguably a dangerous fallacy, particularly for anything critical. When the person doesn't know programming, it becomes harder to guide agents and do reviews, leading to overlooking issues and accepting mistakes. This gets ampli
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by baranul 2mo ago
Agree. AI behavior, when interacting with humans, is based on making money. Making people feel uncomfortable or challenged, will usually not be the preferred business strategy. But, it would be interesting if people could easily select the
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by baranul 2mo ago
Not that they never had the idea, however, this was not mentioned in the article. The point was by getting there quickly enough, they wouldn't need to worry about hibernation for trips to Mars. Hibernation for humans was never going to
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Americans are angry about data centers. Politicians are feeling the pressure(reuters.com)
97 points by baranul 2mo ago|107 comments
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by baranul 2mo ago
It's a no win trap, except for the tech bros cashing in on investors burning money. Data centers using up the available clean drinking water, people with no jobs paying higher electrical bills, stressing the electrical power grid to th
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Why Argentina Has Almost No Black People [video](youtube.com)
8 points by baranul 2mo ago|0 comments
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by baranul 2mo ago
The point about crypto is worth exploring. Many would prefer to cut the middleman out and crypto can be a way to do that.
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LG monitors silently install software through Windows Update without consent(videocardz.com)
1228 points by baranul 2mo ago|637 comments
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IEA Warns World Has Just Weeks to Avoid Hormuz Economic Shock(oilprice.com)
6 points by baranul 2mo ago|1 comments
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by baranul 2mo ago
The scary thing is that if they can so easily turn a blind eye to funding another country's obvious crimes against humanity and ethnic cleansing, that they can do so domestically as well. Many would argue that the domestic infrastructu
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'AI code is insane trash' – David Gerard [video](youtube.com)
8 points by baranul 2mo ago|0 comments
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by baranul 2mo ago
The other solution is to get there faster. The most likely candidate, for get there faster, is some form of nuclear powered propulsion.
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by baranul 2mo ago
Way too many people like to reach for the easiest path. They will often assume or have blind faith that the AI or online answer is correct. Coming up with the solution themselves or taking time to understand why something might be the corre
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by baranul 2mo ago
> Nobody here is talking about the fact that a significant number of users want apps, too. This is true, as it depends on the nature of what is being presented and if offline usability is preferred or doable. Everything as a website, can
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Grok Faces a Trust Crisis After Developers Flag a Major Privacy Concern(inc.com)
4 points by baranul 2mo ago|1 comments
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by baranul 2mo ago
It's more like, “Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely." If there is no or not enough resistance, certain sadists and egomaniacs see that as a sign to power grab and cause suffering.
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SpaceXAI's Unpermitted Data Center Power Project Impacts Black Communities(gizmodo.com)
5 points by baranul 2mo ago|0 comments
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by baranul 2mo ago
And often, the person doesn't need nor are looking for a job, so are just getting continually spammed. Where if you are actually looking, you can email your personal list of recruiters, of companies and persons you actually know or wer
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We need to talk about the Bun Rust rewrite [video](youtube.com)
4 points by baranul 2mo ago|0 comments
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by baranul 2mo ago
The visa sponsorship angle has to be factored in as well, as they may believe a few desperate for a visa candidates would show up. Happens more than people are aware of. A large percentage of companies will underpay people or even commit wa
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Boom? If AI Sales in the US Go South, Let's Not Bail Out Big Money Bettors(nationalmemo.com)
13 points by baranul 2mo ago|2 comments
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The first commercial human-like robot is here. Are replicants next?(fastcompany.com)
4 points by baranul 2mo ago|0 comments
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by baranul 2mo ago
There is also the fact of newer "closer to C" alternatives like C3[1] and Zen C[2], or more intriguing C family alternatives such as Odin[3], Jai[4], or Vlang[5]. Zig is kind of trapped. It can't go "head to head" w
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by baranul 2mo ago
> I don't see any hate People know what jealousy, slander, and unprofessional behavior are. Including how the V project is treated, regardless if certain others pretend not to or try to blank out others for noticing. > What'
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by baranul 2mo ago
I think the open to close ratio needs to be provided in any such comparison. It would arguably give a better indication of which project is doing a better job at addressing incoming user issues and bug fixes.
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by baranul 2mo ago
To make a better comparison, you have to add up Zig's issues on GitHub that weren't brought over and abandoned. That would be Zig's 700 or so Codeberg issues + the 2,700 or so GitHub issues.
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by baranul 3mo ago
> Vlang is a ridiculous project With over 37,500 stars, over 2,300 forks, 826 contributors, books written on it (in Japanese and Portuguese, besides English), and a Wikipedia page; vlang is clearly a significant and successful open-sourc

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