biglyburrito

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by biglyburrito 6d ago
I haven't heard that second one... that's great.
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by biglyburrito 13d ago
Doesn't support iOS, unfortunately.
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by biglyburrito 13d ago
" Caroline Ellison (born November 1994) is an American former business executive who pleaded guilty to fraud in 2023 in relation to the bankruptcy of FTX. She was the CEO of Alameda Research, a trading firm affiliated with FTX and foun
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by biglyburrito 13d ago
Maybe they meant " touted " instead of " taunted ". https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/tout
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by biglyburrito 13d ago
I've heard this story before, and from the same people... no thanks.
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by biglyburrito 13d ago
" The page you have tried to view (PostgreSQL 19's "scary patch contest") is currently available to LWN subscribers only. "
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by biglyburrito 14d ago
Yeah, I got as far as " Search for an Official Website ". Didn't know what the hell I was looking at or for, and uninstalled JOSM.
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by biglyburrito 14d ago
There's also Yaak ( https://yaak.app ), which is fully open-source & I think may be even better than Bruno. I haven't logged enough time with either to be certain, though -- that's uninformed suspicion and not
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by biglyburrito 17d ago
No, it's called " voting ".
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by biglyburrito 17d ago
" Unfortunately "??
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by biglyburrito 21d ago
I think he was addressing the people who voted for Trump.
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by biglyburrito 21d ago
Awesome, tyvm!
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by biglyburrito 21d ago
Riiiiiiight: https://electrek.co/2026/06/08/donut-lab-solid-state-battery... https://www.cnet.com/home/electric-vehicles/donut-lab-solid-... Until independent labs have verified Don
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by biglyburrito 21d ago
Here's the GitHub repository linked by the (currently unreachable) article in the OP: https://github.com/csabakecskemeti/amd_bc-250_how-to
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by biglyburrito 21d ago
Is there any type of email list I can subscribe to, to be informed of news/updates while (and even after) the site is in invite-only beta?
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by biglyburrito 23d ago
I mean, it makes sense. Sure $50/hour seems like a lot of money for a position that traditionally doesn't pay much, but Phong is also being selective. He wants somebody who's going to stay in the position, but they also need
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by biglyburrito 28d ago
Google search has been trash for years. I've been paying Kagi for the last 2yrs... it doesn't always have the answers I'm looking for, but at least it's honest about it and doesn't waste my time intentionally pollut
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by biglyburrito 29d ago
More info: https://www.windowscentral.com/microsoft/windows/dave-plumme...
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by biglyburrito 1mo ago
So it seems to me like they're using the WAL to do event sourcing? If that, accurate, that's pretty cool...
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Dutch regulator fines Uber €825M for letting AI deactivate driver accounts(nltimes.nl)
21 points by biglyburrito 1mo ago|4 comments
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by biglyburrito 1mo ago
Original title (shortened to fit HN maxlength): " Dutch regulator fines Uber €825 mil. for letting algorithm deactivate drivers' accounts "
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by biglyburrito 1mo ago
Wrong link?
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by biglyburrito 1mo ago
Exactly. The solution is to tax the billionaires & hedge funds & megacorporations that are lining their pockets with that money. The problem is corruption.
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by biglyburrito 1mo ago
Ah yes, because personalized ads are the solution & they've definitely been a net asset to advertising on the Internet. /s
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by biglyburrito 1mo ago
It's a problem right now. C-level executives (mine included) love the prospect of developing multiple times faster, without compensating for the fact AI is incapable of identifying all the mistakes it made. Which means, yes, you get ch
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by biglyburrito 1mo ago
" Yes, you're right to push back on that. "
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by biglyburrito 1mo ago
It's not simply a matter of reading -- it's understanding what is written. AI can help crank out commits & PRs at breakneck speed. But if you're unable to spot logical inconsistencies or inaccuracies within it, you&#x27
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by biglyburrito 2mo ago
Vote for government representatives that represent your interests, at all levels, & vote against the ones that run contrary to your interests. Otherwise nothing will change & the criminals will continue to be able to break the law w
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by biglyburrito 2mo ago
It always was.
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by biglyburrito 2mo ago
" Despite our best efforts to enforce accuracy, we relied too heavily on AI to validate the work we did, and we focused too heavily on conformance results instead of thoroughly testing real world scenarios. It looks as though we didn&#

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