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by chatmasta 4mo ago
Yeah but you’re not supposed to say it out loud. The bigger part of this story is Nadella saying (paraphrased) that he has no clue who wrote the document and that guy should look for a new job.
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by chatmasta 4mo ago
You don’t raise money because you’re short on capital. You raise when you’re in a position of power and capital is cheap.
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by chatmasta 4mo ago
This hits close to home. I really need to stop bringing my phone to brush my teeth…
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by chatmasta 4mo ago
Note the article has been updated today (June 1) with a statement from United and reporting from the New York Post which clarified the device in question was a FitBit. > This article was updated on Monday, June 1, 2026, to include an off
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by chatmasta 4mo ago
It didn’t mention anything about Fitbit when I read it yesterday. Looks like it was updated: > This article was updated on Monday, June 1, 2026, to include an official statement from United Airlines and additional context on the incident
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by chatmasta 4mo ago
I definitely miss some aspects of instagram. It was the reels that killed me. Not worth the mental cost. But I have no idea what my friends from college are up to these days because I don’t have that background knowledge informed from the 1
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by chatmasta 4mo ago
For me it’s shorts and opening new tabs from the recommended videos on the one I’m currently watching… I usually never get to them though. Luckily I don’t have tab hoarding addiction and aggressively close all tabs whenever I realize I’ve g
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by chatmasta 4mo ago
I use YouTube in browser, partially because that already makes it worse… but still doesn’t stop the doom scrolling :)
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by chatmasta 4mo ago
There is a great habit-breaking app called “One Sec.” You configure it with your addicting apps or websites and it uses iOS shortcuts to interrupt you when you open them, and make you wait for some time — optionally with the selfie camera o
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by chatmasta 5mo ago
I’ve seen multiple comments referencing this was the default device name… did I miss something in the article or is that sourced from elsewhere?
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by chatmasta 5mo ago
I would pay $10k for a robot that wakes up when I leave for work, does all the household chores, then goes to sleep before I return home to a house with dishes cleaned and put away, clothes washed and folded, clutter organized, surfaces cle
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by chatmasta 5mo ago
Teslas have killed probably hundreds of people at this point and the only changes to self-driving laws have been to allow more of it.
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by chatmasta 5mo ago
These bots are going to arrive suddenly and in huge volume. I’m not sure when it will happen, but when it does, it will be extremely fast. The software is basically ready, and the hardware isn’t too far off. The processing latency will be p
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by chatmasta 5mo ago
If you have Claude at work and are willing to point it to your emails, ask it to “read all my sent emails and create a skill to draft an email in my voice.” Even if you don’t want to use the skill, it’s fun to read the skill file it creates
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by chatmasta 5mo ago
Is it fragmenting? The FBI has always been in charge of investigating other agencies. The article even notes that this particular investigation was initiated when the CIA director made a referral to the FBI.
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by chatmasta 5mo ago
Yeah, it’s nothing, and it’s also not the cost that enterprises are paying. As the article states, the price is $20 per seat per month, PLUS per-token API usage. Enterprises are paying consumption billing, not fixed rate oversubscribed “all
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by chatmasta 5mo ago
iMessage has official business accounts. Although I’m not clear if that’s what this company is using.
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by chatmasta 5mo ago
That just means the sanctioned company was selling to sanctioned entities, not that it was only selling to them.
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by chatmasta 5mo ago
SpaceX is already indicating their strategy on this, because they’re renting their last-gen data center to Anthropic and keeping the current-gen data center for themselves. Rinse and repeat.
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by chatmasta 5mo ago
The article mentions P2P is coming first. It’s also in French, so I’m relying on translation…
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by chatmasta 5mo ago
UK Open Banking is a counter example to this argument. It’s been a huge success. Transfers between accounts are seamless, and I never need to authorize Plaid to maintain a permanent session in a headless Chromium instance reading my bank ac
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by chatmasta 5mo ago
Do Visa/Mastercard make much money in Europe? Most people use debit cards. I’m admittedly not clear on how exchange fees work for those.
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by chatmasta 5mo ago
I thought Railway was building their own data centers? [0] > The fact of the matter is, you simply cannot build a cloud on someone else’s cloud. Indeed… [0] https://blog.railway.com/p/launch-week-02-welcome
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by chatmasta 5mo ago
No, the complaint with Adobe is that if you cancel, they terminate access immediately rather than at the end of the billing period. There is no explanation for this other than a predatory one; they’re betting you’ll forget to cancel by the
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by chatmasta 5mo ago
Give it less than one financial quarter and I guarantee the website will be about “identity for AI agents.”
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by chatmasta 5mo ago
Just dropping a note to say I’ve had the same monitor for a year and I absolutely love it. I don’t care about this seamless switching — I just use HDMI1 for Xbox, HDMI2 for my computer, and then swap hobby/work when needed. It’s also g
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by chatmasta 5mo ago
It was ClawdBot first.
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by chatmasta 5mo ago
Have you changed any of your opinions or outlook since then as you’ve seen these things come true? Or just solidified them?
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by chatmasta 5mo ago
Even just the opening paragraph is describing notification fatigue. Way ahead of its time.

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