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darklycan51
3y ago
Bored or maybe scared that they are losing market to VSCode
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3y ago
I always get surprised reading hn and seeing comments defending the indefensible, like you could not take 3 seconds out of your time to google all the scandals he's been in?
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3y ago
Microsoft won't pay or at least not this amount, they are basically an arm of the US government at this point
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3y ago
Yes if there is a retraction I want to see the source of it, else I will assume there was an ulterior motive for it.
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3y ago
THEY are the ones that say that google has provided them "proof" I want to see that proof, else I have every right to call them liars.
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3y ago
Oh man the people defending Amazon in the comments, I understand many of you are investors but come on... let's stop pretending for a second that Amazon doesn't deserve a break up for what they've been doing for years now, ev
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3y ago
Yeah, because price is a deciding factor for corporations, lol
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3y ago
What does this have to do with you being able to upgrade to a different software with the same license? they can just block upgrades to 10/11 or even 11 only
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3y ago
Wow, this is pretty useful, thanks!
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Ah yes, let's act completely oblivious to the core problem just because this specific case was able to have a solution, yet if we take a look at youtube since 2010 or at how Bard was originally released and kept back till ChatGPT cau
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3y ago
Bing back yahoo answers! now!
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3y ago
Yes and I believe there was a study about them surviving reentry, and they didn't, regardless if they could survive in space
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Last large company to be broken was in 1982, with Bell System... it's been so long and now they literally own the entirety of government. Microsoft's acquisition of ActBlizzard is a perfect example, while I must have to admit that
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3y ago
I don't think there is any director in Japan right now capable of directing Ghibli level movies, by that I mean movies that are pure of heart, but interesting enough that you like them, all or at least the vast vast majority. It's
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He's not wrong though, my next pc is gonna be purchased with running LLMs locally, just in case.
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3y ago
I don't understand why loggers clear entire sections of forests instead of leaving every hectare x amount of old "mother" trees
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3y ago
When I was talking about monopoly, I was talking about 3rd party engines, not storefronts.
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3y ago
"who operates their own game store and is courting developers aggressively with generous revenue split" Yeah, I wonder why, almost like they're trying to slowly gain market share lead to then have a monopoly. Arguing that jus
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I had an old hacky community program basically ruin my Windows install so I agree, it was a BLP viewer it automatically added previews on windows explorer, but if yo u removed a file while previewing a blp it'd crash your explorer and
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3y ago
Well my personal case is basically just that I had undiagnosed Attention deficit disorder, my grades and stuff suffered from it, deppression really started during covid though because I kept gaining weight as I drink too much soda and they
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"A huge leap forward for iPhone with a gorgeous new design" What new design exactly? lol... UBC-C is nice but new design is a stretch...
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3y ago
It would be the equivalent of doing an EMP strike by detonating a nuke above a city, but worldwide... it would be bad, lots of casualties from lack of energy. I do believe we are in urgent need to have some way of printing all code, includi
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3y ago
As long as companies and quarterly earnings exist they will abuse their market position
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3y ago
Yeah but what do you do about the 33 engines that literally blasted the floor off lol
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And how would that work exactly? they had to redesign the entire launchpad just to hopefully be able to sustain starship. Let's say you go down in london (originally they thought basically a generic spacesport would let you, which is n
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I'm wondering, I know that Earth originally went through an atmospheric change process by bacteria that changed a previously toxic (to us) process into a fully breathable atmosphere... considering that, wouldn't it be feasible to
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Most of these guys gave back in the day the new star wars movies good reviews, I don't trust them, I don't trust anyone who I go and see a movie and see it is complete and absolute garbanzo and yet this "acclaimed critic"
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I always knew this was the case, it was a huge hunch I had from the Spiderman/Venom fiasco. Was Amazing Spiderman incredible? no it was far from it, was Venom 1 good? it was good except the last fight, literally. Yet its rating was 30%
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I know console people won't like this but I wish the went back to two consoles, I hate how big the switch is, all my life I bought nintendo portables only cause they were small and I could bring in my pocket...
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I know this is probably not the case here but I think we should create a standard or way to divide or know based on parameters how many of those affect other languages. What if it was trained in simplified Chinese and the training/para
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