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by csomar 1y ago
Doesn’t this action from Canada explain Trump rhetoric though? Essentially, Canada is saying that you can only sell tariff-free if you manufacture their. That’s the same thing Trump is pushing for.
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by csomar 1y ago
Professions that have "associations" are limited by physical geography. The "association" is a political power play although I concede that it offers certain guarantees about the people working in the profession. Program
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by csomar 1y ago
React Router 7 is all you need. You could also use Next.js @ 15.1 with strictly static generation and freeze at that version. Use next routing for statically generated pages and React Router for dynamic pages.
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Nexperia warns customers over chips made in China: FD(dutchnews.nl)
2 points by csomar 1y ago|0 comments
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by csomar 1y ago
LLM biggest productivity boost might uncovering that most of the work we do is B.S. anyway and mostly made up of pushing papers around.
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The Stagnant Order. and the End of Rising Powers(foreignaffairs.com)
44 points by csomar 1y ago|21 comments
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by csomar 1y ago
More like bombed Gaddafi and guaranteed his downfall than bombed "Libya". It is probably a bit more complicated than that, though. The U.S./NATO were also involved and there is a lot of money there. He probably thought he cou
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by csomar 1y ago
It is a politically motivated prosecution of an ex-criminal president.
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by csomar 1y ago
> wouldn’t brics favor russian takeover of ukraine? Brics has no beef in this fight, especially if the US is no longer involved (US involvement could make Ukraine a proxy-terrain between China/US)
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by csomar 1y ago
I have moved from Sonnet 4.5 to GLM 4.6 and any difference is not noticeable. Their (openai/anthropic/etc..) AGI "hopes" are crashing down and are just making shit up that doesn't work (most of the tools are very al
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Chinese staff go rogue after Dutch seize control of chip firm(telegraph.co.uk)
17 points by csomar 1y ago|11 comments
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by csomar 1y ago
> But, China's greatest weakness is their lack of ambition and focus on regional matters like Taiwan and south china sea, instead of winning over western europe and india. How can they have international hegemony before they clear t
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by csomar 1y ago
On the other hand, Apple has better coverage. Good luck getting parts for some random laptop especially outside the US.
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by csomar 1y ago
> Now imagine for a bit that it will never come back up. Given the current geopolitical circumstances, that's not a far fetched scenario. Especially for us-east-1; or anything in the D.C. metro area.
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by csomar 1y ago
I think what you are saying is that it would be great to live after the French revolution happened and settled, good enough to live before the revolution happens; and the worst is during the revolution?
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by csomar 1y ago
Cloudflare bills by CPU time. You'll come up on top if you have very irregular traffic as Hetzner bills you 24/7 for your instance.
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by csomar 1y ago
They are squeezing the free tier hard to monetize. It never made sense in the first place (they don't have their own servers, they host on AWS). It probably cost them something like $10-15/free customer. That's as bad or wors
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by csomar 1y ago
The camel's back is already broken, it just so happens that changing OSs is very hard. MSFT has a leak; once they lose a customer, and that customer has figured out alternatives, they are never getting them back. See this for all OSs&#
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by csomar 1y ago
What I meant the same as worker, is that under the hood, pages are just workers. The Static Assets feature was probably added because the by-request billing wouldn't make any sense for static assets.
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by csomar 1y ago
Generate the files locally and then push them to the worker? Even with a JS based SSG that's the only way to do it and the difference between worker and pages. (workers have no build step)
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by csomar 1y ago
I didn't find it hard to migrate. Pages are workers, so might as well just use a worker.
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by csomar 1y ago
According to the indictment: > Those funds (the Defendant Cryptocurrency) are presently in the custody of the U.S. government. > The defendant and his co-conspirators subsequently used some of the criminal proceeds for luxury travel a
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by csomar 1y ago
You do not short assets like Bitcoin. They can go to irrational levels fast and force you into a liquidation. There is a healthy options market for crypto, try that instead.
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by csomar 1y ago
> We just need to remind China that who’s the big dog, which we seem to be doing. Time to short the US dollar and load up on Bitcoin.
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by csomar 1y ago
https://codeinput.com Kind of have been wasting time with Cloudflare workers engine. Trying to build a system that schedules these workers for a lightweight alternative to GitHub actions. If you are interested in WASM feel free
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by csomar 1y ago
Does Agriculture land count as "populated" or not? If not, most of the land is empty in most countries (even in Japan). A quick search shows Singapore "built-up" area around a third of its total surface. The only excepti
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by csomar 1y ago
Namecoin and Decentralized DNS.
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by csomar 1y ago
Many countries charge a flat x% on revenue (not profit). There is also sales tax (VAT) which has to be eventually paid off by the final consumer. There also other taxes derived from the activity (real estate, employees, etc.). So hardly any
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by csomar 1y ago
I am pretty sure government spending is taxed in most countries. Both companies and employees pay taxes. Maybe you meant government revenue? (but then that’s the tax itself!)
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by csomar 1y ago
We have hit a plateau for many months for the performance of LLMs. Anthropic recently released 4.5, and while it improved on some contexts, it failed to make a commit message for me a few times on a workflow I had. 3.5 to 4 had close to zer

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