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by burningChrome 7mo ago
Inflation is currently at 2.4%. How much lower do you want it to go?
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by burningChrome 7mo ago
Had someone at work as me about this and they visibly cringed with I told them its my understanding you let the agent unfettered access to everything on your machine so it can do a lot more stuff than say a Siri can. They immediately said,
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by burningChrome 7mo ago
I have several hockey leagues and pick up sessions that only take payment via Venmo; prior to league or the session starting. Makes it way easier than going around to everybody in the locker room trying to round up cash. I also use it for a
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by burningChrome 7mo ago
Yes but will you speak the exact words?
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by burningChrome 7mo ago
They started putting them up in the midwest where I live. The interesting thing is if you get a ticket and just pay it? Nothing. If you get a ticket and you challenge it, the judge will immediately throw it out for the reason you pointed ou
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by burningChrome 7mo ago
So then, was it the same thing waiting 5 years longer than most companies to have something as basic as wireless charging? Or waiting until 2023 to finally adopt USB C charging?
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by burningChrome 7mo ago
>> This is a quite scary map. It can be. FLOCK data was used to put Bryan Kohberger at the scene along with other people's security camera's. Cops regularly use FLOCK camera's to get hits for criminals that have warrant
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by burningChrome 7mo ago
*analog
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by burningChrome 7mo ago
I think it always comes down to the apps. Windows phone died because of its lack of apps. Same thing with several other mobile OS's. Ubuntu has a really great OS and UI, but no apps for just basic things renders it useless to even the
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by burningChrome 7mo ago
>> So nope, beyond minimal classification and such, on-device isnt happening. This is a paradox right? Handset makers want less handset storage so they can get users to buy more of their proprietary cloud storage while at the same t
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by burningChrome 7mo ago
>> This is just a pessimist's fantasy. The average consumer doesn't care even one bit. Is the phone smooth? Does it have a good camera? Does it have a good battery? Does it last more than 2 years? The Windows phone did all t
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by burningChrome 8mo ago
Not sure if you know this, but both Biden and Trump (in his previous admin) had their DOJ file lawsuits against Google. "United States v. Google LLC," which was filed in 2020 and focused on Google's dominance in search and ad
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by burningChrome 8mo ago
Pixel 9 Pro handsets are going for around $500 on the secondary markets like ebay. That's a only a single generation off from their current Pixel 10 models and you still get OS and security updates until 2031. Not a bad deal and pretty
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by burningChrome 8mo ago
>> Something about having the whole supply chain in one place and very motivated. This is the legacy of Tim Cook before Jobs passed. He was the guy who put immense pressure on Chinese factories to deliver on the insane quotas and time
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by burningChrome 8mo ago
>>> we could take some lessons from Ukraine on how to clean up a corrupt government. You sure about that? 2015 - Welcome to Ukraine, the most corrupt nation in Europe: https://www.theguardian.com/news/2015&#x2F
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by burningChrome 8mo ago
>> My main problem is defining "ultra-processed," such that I could take action on this in my life. I asked this question Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini. None of them could give me a good explanation either. One of the themes th
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by burningChrome 8mo ago
Not defending it, but this is most likely a cause of using some enterprise CMS like Adobe AEM which is notorious for doing stuff like this. Its not right, but a lot of times CMS's are horrifically bad at adding content without a slew o
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by burningChrome 8mo ago
>> To add, the other dominant force is Angular, very popular in enterprise settings. I work at a fortune 200 company. Worked in development for 5 years before moving into accessibility. I still have good friends who are still working
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by burningChrome 8mo ago
Well this is just completely terrifying: This has accelerated with the release of OpenClaw and the moltbook platform two weeks ago, where people give AI agents initial personalities and let them loose to run on their computers and across t
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by burningChrome 8mo ago
At its core antitrust cases are about monopolies and how companies use anti-competitive conduct to maintain their monopoly. Github isn't the only source control software in the market. Unless they're doing something obvious and ne
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by burningChrome 8mo ago
This is exemplified in Wayne's World product scene. I later found out none of the companies shown in the scene had paid for their products to be in the scene. Its also one of the most iconic scenes from the movie.
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by burningChrome 8mo ago
>>> Such a shame that so many U.S. citizens do not see the ramifications of their political decisions. Most US Citizens are not voting on what you think they're voting on. Most are worried about things that affect their day-to
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by burningChrome 9mo ago
The first phone I used with Graphene was a Pixel 4XL. It didn't come with a fingerprint sensor. If I remember correctly, the longest lockout period was still really short, like 5 mins or something. It was rather annoying to constantly
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by burningChrome 9mo ago
Absolute classic if anybody else is interested in reading: https://users.cs.utah.edu/~elb/folklore/mel.html Mel was for sure on another level: It was a long time before I understood that remark. Since Mel kn
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by burningChrome 9mo ago
Or the Boring Company which most people have also completely forgotten about.
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by burningChrome 9mo ago
Co‑opetition? Some have used the term "Strategic accommodation". Interesting you bring this specific Mozilla/Google example up since this is the closet thing to seeing this happen in real time: https://www.opensour
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by burningChrome 9mo ago
I wonder if this coincides with Musk getting into politics? Never a good choice to alienate half your customer base. Michael Jordan famously said he never got into politics because "Republicans buy sneakers, too."
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by burningChrome 9mo ago
Every few years someone posts the same thing in the Adobe forums which then piss off the moderators and Adobe "experts". They continue to say the same thing which makes zero sense. I'm paraphrasing here but its something alon
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by burningChrome 9mo ago
Kind of interesting after using Manjaro recently, I had stayed away from Ubuntu for a while and started researching to see if it had gotten any better. I found a bunch of blog and reddit posts about how Linux sucks so bad and how much super
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by burningChrome 9mo ago
This was one of the issues that killed it. They continually missed goals of reducing human involvement. Training is part of any AI project, but it sounds like Amazon wasn’t making much progress, even after years of working on the project.

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