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by danesparza 7mo ago
Why don't they refer to the 3rd 'episode' as Vietnam - since the timeline lines up pretty nicely with that downward slope (and it's more than just the 70's as is highlighted in the article)? If seeing this graph has
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by danesparza 7mo ago
Hmmm ... there is definitely historical precedence for the article's assertions. There is also precedence for what happens when such a big wealth imbalance is present (spoiler: it's a revolution). This article is methodical in its
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by danesparza 7mo ago
Humbly, I disagree with you. What better use of our tax dollars than to automate away as many problems as we can?
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by danesparza 7mo ago
An expired cert is a smell. It shows somebody isn't paying attention. And a short expiration time absolutely increases security by reducing attack surface.
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by danesparza 7mo ago
Correlation is not causation. There is no clear link to the iPhone causing lower teller employment. This article does have a glaring omission: The 2008 financial crisis effects on the banking industry in general. When there are fewer loca
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by danesparza 7mo ago
Dude. Backup that database.
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by danesparza 7mo ago
"They're speed cameras, not red light cameras..." Thank you for this clarification and the additional detail you provide! It sounds like the money collected by fines has to go to more traffic calming infrastructure - which is
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by danesparza 7mo ago
Wow dude. Calm down. "What's the alternative?". Maybe a more thoughtful law. Perhaps a scaled fine system? (The second fine costs 2x the first fine, the third fine costs 3x the first fine, etc) Maybe after 10 fines you get
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by danesparza 7mo ago
"It also means penalties are limited to fines and can't impact your driving privilege or insurance." Wow! So if you have enough money, it's cool to run as many red lights as you want?
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by danesparza 8mo ago
Or possibly: No
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by danesparza 8mo ago
Yes.
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by danesparza 8mo ago
Ah. Well, I'm a software developer. Better hardware = smoother work experience (generally speaking)
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by danesparza 8mo ago
I guess I'm just an OG to Apple. Macbook pro every damn time.
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by danesparza 8mo ago
I mean, it has a little to do with AI safety.
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by danesparza 8mo ago
Um. Google has already integrated Gemini into Chrome. I'm not sure what you mean by "OpenAI has plenty of time to have a Chrome moment". If you're just referring to the browser wars, the original wars were fought (fur
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by danesparza 8mo ago
Wait - the maker movement ended?
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by danesparza 8mo ago
Are they still feuding? I thought it was a moot point: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47145963
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by danesparza 8mo ago
Is it just me, or is Nano banana not working in Gemini currently?
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by danesparza 8mo ago
The person you are replying to mentioned their personal experience. Have you seen this work in person? It might help to talk about those facts. Also: I suggest rethinking your opening line. It's not very endearing.
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by danesparza 8mo ago
I didn't realize this was against the Github TOS - I just thought it was par for the course for recruiters nowadays. This is good to know! How do I report that person, though? Your support page about reporting abuse assumes I know the
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by danesparza 8mo ago
I don't think 'Words with spaces' is a thing. I think maybe the word the author is looking for is 'phrase'
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by danesparza 8mo ago
I think you mean to say, "code you don't understand is a liability, not an asset" But please correct me if I'm wrong.
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by danesparza 8mo ago
Writing code has been cheap for a while now. Writing good software is still expensive. It's going to take everybody a while to figure that out (just like with outsourcing)
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by danesparza 8mo ago
There is nothing on Google I can't also find on duckduckgo.
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by danesparza 8mo ago
I happen to think every single one of the comments about OpenClaw are still valid, and have not actually been addressed or overcome.
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by danesparza 8mo ago
Basically a bookie, eh? And the house never loses...
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by danesparza 8mo ago
"Greenwald supports both Putin and Trump, for starters." I'd really appreciate it if you backed up this claim. If anything, I've seen him be sharply critical of the current administration in the US. I'm unfamiliar
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by danesparza 8mo ago
What evidence do you have the Glenn Greenwald wants a strongman? If anything, he has been attacked by numerous 'strong men' (in various governments!) over several years.
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by danesparza 8mo ago
Really? Rampant white collar crime is made up?
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by danesparza 8mo ago
Apparently you haven't seen ChatGPT enterprise and codex. I have bad news for you ...

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