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by bilekas 4mo ago
I used to rent religiously for only 1 year terms, but my current appartment is different, the landlord and maintenance company are always on top of any potential issues before time and they allow me to go ahead and get stuff done if needed
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by bilekas 4mo ago
Oh that didn't click. Perfectly on point.
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by bilekas 4mo ago
That's interesting actually, and good to hear. I fully believe those employees deserve their full share.
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by bilekas 4mo ago
It was never going to stop at just adult sites, and it won't stop with social media. I see s world where the ISP will be required to check your ID and "verify your age" because people were using vpn to circumvent these. Then
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by bilekas 4mo ago
Unless you're a politician, they're exempt.
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by bilekas 4mo ago
I was under the impression that it was already required for any website in which you can communicate with someone else? And who's gonna stop them!? They're constantly unpopular, doesn't matter if they're individually vot
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by bilekas 4mo ago
I'm also on brave and they've promised support for M2 for the future but they're of course a fork of chromium, so we'll have to see how committed they are to implement improvements that they can't simply merge in du
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by bilekas 4mo ago
Almost guaranteed to be. The only other way would be to have issued them during the transaction with the Sec. There was no mention of that. 60billion of issued shares would have been mentioned. It's non trivial amount.
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by bilekas 4mo ago
Um, I honestly don't know for sure, if I'm not mistaken SpaceX has some weird staggered release schedule for employees and early investors, I guess based on their stock dates.
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by bilekas 4mo ago
> SpaceX has a 7 day lockup for some people which is abnormal You might be referring to staff members who have shares ? Their shares are not restricted securities as far as I know, but their internal company policy might affect those, bu
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by bilekas 4mo ago
https://www.sec.gov/reports/rule-144-selling-restricted-cont... > Holding Period. Before you may sell any restricted securities in the marketplace, you must hold them for a certain period of time. If the company tha
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by bilekas 4mo ago
It was very much implemented by BMW. https://www.thedrive.com/news/bmw-commits-to-subscriptions-e... https://www.theverge.com/2022/7/12/23204950/bmw-subscription... They rolled it b
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by bilekas 4mo ago
> It is also worth mentioning that the standard library implementation might change over time, which would break all past seeds. If the stdLib changes and you need to use the same, then you're unfortunately going to be suck with por
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by bilekas 4mo ago
> Well, the people who bought the SpaceX IPO essentially footed the entire bill here. It's hard to say that they footed the bill here, but they basically gave SpaceX a number to say "well our stock went IPO and it's at thi
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by bilekas 4mo ago
I'm not sure it's worth the price tag for developers though, I mean resharper promised similar, delivered half, bought by millions and still don't think Jetbrains, even with its other good tool suit is valued 60B.
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by bilekas 4mo ago
This is just a general practice that always happens when paying in stock. It's to prevent a massive dump the next day which would tank the share price 'artificially'. Again, rich people's rules.
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by bilekas 4mo ago
> The biggest focus of its business is the manufacture and launch of rockets with reusable parts. Is it though ? Their TAM in their filing lists 85% as AI. $18.7 billion in REVENUE 2025 yet are spending more than 3x that for Cursor, and
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by bilekas 4mo ago
> If social media bans a subject, people get angry. If it just quietly deboosts anybody who talks about that subject, "well let's better not do that, we tried and people really didn't like those videos I guess" Isn&#x
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by bilekas 4mo ago
> A flip phone with the apps you need: WhatsApp, Signal, Telegram. Music, podcasts, maps Honestly, that sounds appealing to me at least. Those are the only communication channels I have, so it suits. Maps if I get lost somewhere. And som
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by bilekas 4mo ago
> We have abundant free flow of information today and yet I see a rise of tyranny. We have an abundance of allowed information today, there is more restriction than ever of the distribution of information. Social media censoring, takedow
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Cyber-Censorship: Web Censorship Cases Rebound in 2025(statista.com)
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by bilekas 4mo ago
I am no fan of solcial media, I think it was well intentioned at the beginning and like all good things, bit business has to suck the life out of it for every penny but this is unhinged. It's very much lashing out for not having everyo
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by bilekas 4mo ago
> In this case, we can only determine whether it's correct after it's too late to do anything about it. If only there was a mental concept of doing things correctly the first time. At the very worst manageable. I understand you
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by bilekas 4mo ago
I don’t think OP jests.
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by bilekas 4mo ago
I really hope you’re working in a safe area. If you think XML, is anything like AI, you need to study a bit more about deterministic and non. Schemas, structures, compilers. In fact if you were my student, id make you create a compiler. Wit
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by bilekas 4mo ago
I am not OP, but completely isolating the AI from any actions other than what's expected would be a start. IE a specific API only for the AI, in which there is not even any access for the prompt injection to even make sense. But just a
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by bilekas 4mo ago
> almost fix SQL injections everywhere Oh if I had a euro everytime someone claimed that.
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by bilekas 4mo ago
Putting AI anywhere near people’s finances without even being asked while being responsible for those finances is some next level negligence imho.
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by bilekas 4mo ago
> That this is a Microsoft problem that was present pre-AI is not up for debate. See https://www.cisa.gov/sites/default/files/2025-03/CSRBReviewO ... No argument from me, but what would you have them d
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by bilekas 4mo ago
> It's not really a supply chain when it's still yours. I don't personally buy that, they offer a package manager in the form of nuget for example, if their products there are compromised, they're well withing normal

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