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by delfinom 2y ago
We had macOS trigger a update without prompting on some build machines. Fun times when xcode of course fucking breaks. Apple recently removed "m4" from the cli tools and its only part of the GUI xcode that requires the store sign-
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by delfinom 2y ago
Ah yes, you discovered "sweet tea". They supersaturate the tea with sugar before cooling it down.
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Boards of large companies are largely a circular group of rich people fellating each other?
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NASA has no choice. Boeing is a political requirement.
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by delfinom 2y ago
If Anduril gets big enough, one of the "old players" will simply offer to buy them out. It's usually insane to reject a buyout in the military space. The audience/customer base is limited at the end of day. The military
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by delfinom 2y ago
Startups aren't disrupting shit. Lol. Here's the lifecycle of defense. I work in this sector. Small company invents shit that works. Pentagon loves it. Big defense contractor buys them by making a offer they can't refuse. Big
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by delfinom 2y ago
Probably just a deadline to kill the subdomain and resources.
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by delfinom 2y ago
>Housing? Yep mortgages, people can rarely afford a house without a large mortgage Bad example, mortgages keep jumping because property values keep increasing. Property values keep increasing because demand is exceeding supply. As more p
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by delfinom 2y ago
> But why doesn't this happen to restaurants, or super markets or car mechanics? Restaurants too have slowly been gobbled up in my area of NY suburbs into larger groups. I think the Main St here with 20 or so restaurants is owned by
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by delfinom 2y ago
>The review concluded that the prior board's decision was not based on concerns regarding product safety or security, the pace of development, OpenAI's finances, or its statements to investors, customers, or business partners.&
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by delfinom 2y ago
IR isn't just super red light, it's heat. Lol
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by delfinom 2y ago
Windows could open zip files all the way back to the XP era....
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by delfinom 2y ago
Windows could open zip files all the way back to the XP era....
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by delfinom 2y ago
Quicken shouldn't be able to tell the difference between 10 and 11. Especially if it's an old release. Windows 11 reports itself as Windows 10 in the win32 API and the only way to tell is to look at the "build numbers" i
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by delfinom 2y ago
Personally I wonder if the loudest individuals are just on the spectrum and terrified of change. We still get abuse here and there at our OSS project because we don't support Windows XP, let alone 7.
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The cost of labor is tied to rent. People need to pay rent. As the housing crisis spirals and people need more money to pay rent, they will job hop to do so.
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by delfinom 2y ago
> Suicide rates are not at all-time highs, they were much higher during the World Wars and Great Depression. Nah we already exceeded WW2. https://www.nbcnews.com/health/mental-health/cdc-data-finds-... > but
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by delfinom 2y ago
It's a calculation of profit lost to needing more human review costs, vs profit lost because some small fries got banned.
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Sadly a lot of people think that way. Particularly younger engineers have their mind blown over the concept of not immediately upgrading all your software just because there's a new version. In the physical engineering spaces, it'
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by delfinom 2y ago
If you worry about freecad/ondsel Well this article talks about revisiting venture capital in the future. Which pretty much means the end of cadmium at that point haha
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by delfinom 2y ago
>In essence, a keylogger is being baked into Windows as a feature. The author does realize that windows 10+ keeps a timeline of all your copypasta right? Windows will even upload it to the cloud lol. The keylogger is already here.
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by delfinom 2y ago
Eh? Nuclear provides a stable foundation of base generating capacity. Something that solar and wind can't offer without massive battery farms. China is simply diversifying into both.
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Candy Crush is still around due to a dedicated NYPD playerbase
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>We’re going to witness an explosion of affordable humanoid robots in every home & business, and as they become increasingly capable the use cases will be nearly limitless. For the first year, after that society will collapse as the
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by delfinom 2y ago
>Even worse, and likely illegal(!), the warranty has terms that are likely against FTC guidelines, like voiding the warranty if you disassemble the robot. As far as I know, these type of terms are not valid. Yea that's the joke. The
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by delfinom 2y ago
We live in a capitalist society that the companies at the very top absolutely love to exploit. They also love to exploit "but think of the <patients>,<the people>,<the children>" and so on. Fuck you, pay me appli
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by delfinom 2y ago
No need for dark web. Zerodium has a up to $200k bounty for privilege escalation vulns on iOS/Android.
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by delfinom 2y ago
I feel like teaching the peasants how to fight only greases the revolution wheels if they aren't actually doing anything to fix the other problems.
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https://slate.com/culture/2024/04/book-sales-publishing-indu... A rebuttal to that article.
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by delfinom 2y ago
Walmart has done much of the work destroying local American businesses, especially since everything they sell is basically imported from overseas. People decry the "globalism" boogeyman but then immediately go shop at Walmart.

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