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by dmix 5mo ago
Uber had about $11B revenue when it went public SpaceX is at $18.7B
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In the UK the police can detain you for up to 24hrs without a judge and extend it to 36hrs in some cases. One case I read of a guy who got in trouble for a social media post, he was called into the station and they basically forced him to s
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Their web search property declining in usage due to aggressive new competition also won’t make investors happy
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I’m just waiting for someone to announce they made a classic Google search engine alternative (which they coded using AI).
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Just the cost alone of adding this much LLM to google homepage ...
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Wearing a headset in the back of an Uber doesn't sound that crazy, I use those motion cues on my iPhone even though I don't struggle with motion sickness https://www.youtube.com/shorts/OxbjggMcKrk
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I’ve personally never experienced that issue with Cursor. I never use the agents window and it always shows me the editor.
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The US has started investing in low cost cruise missiles and drones https://www.twz.com/sea/10000-low-cost-cruise-missiles-in-th... For ex $300k antiship missiles https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mult
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There is still lots of evidence that Iran started enriching uranium towards weapons grade over the past decade. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-64810145 Largely a legacy of Trump's sanctions failing to
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It's a pressure campaign to get a nuclear deal. NYT reported Iran already offered to open the strait, end hostilities, and negotiate a nuclear deal later, but the US rejected that offer as they want to pressure them into giving up thei
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> I expect that regulations would mean you could not drive cars with modified software Aggressive regulations for emissions control software + industry deterrence for car modifications via insurance and warranties
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A lot of studies take time to release results.
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They also used to think IBD (colitis) was an autoimmune disorder, but now more research is shifting to gut biome and genetics targeting non-immune pathways.
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Ah that's fair critique then.
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The OP said they keep repos small and self contained in a mature codebase, and they code review everything before releasing. That’s very different than converting a massive codebase one-off to an entire different language, while depending o
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Where did they say they don’t read code? > We still require a code review for any change and it's becoming a bottleneck - for sure
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> Hyperion will be exempt from state and local sales and use taxes on its data center equipment for the next 20 years, which includes the GPUs that train and develop AI models. Sherwood News estimated that since the state’s combined stat
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> They specifically address the AI Scribe program, the Ontario Ministry of Health initiated for physicians, nurse practitioners, and other healthcare professionals across the broader health sector. makes me wonder what quality software t
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There’s a really interesting video on YouTube about how Centipedes and Spiders managed to survive for millions of years despite both competing for the same niche https://youtu.be/Vtf5fM2zaCs?si=1BJesPnSu4jhJX8F
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Your original comment implied that this is a signal that Sam’s influence over the admin hasn’t protected his interests, when that’s still to be seen. The protection racket could still very well benefit him if the SEC ends up taking the case
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This story is about congressmen and state attorneys calling for an SEC investigation, not the executive Which was motivated by a WSJ investigation into Sam’s personal dealings https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/chatgpt-op
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One more week > Liftoff will occur at 6:30 p.m. ET on Monday (May 19) https://www.space.com/space-exploration/launches-spacecraft/...
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As others mentioned this sounds like they are reducing management, not firing developers. But that could be wrong.
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These are usually targeted at kids and newbies. My mom would 100% appreciate that feature for photos and pdfs. She still struggles with files on Windows and managing files are even less clear on chromebook.
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Chromebook has been around for 15yrs
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> This is why AI doesn't sell My friend just bought a Pixel instead of an iPhone because it had better AI voice chat integration, he's non-technical and has been on iPhone as long as I remember
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They have almost a billion dollars in revenue
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Richard Dawkins is 85 to be fair, just like Bernie Sanders is 84 when he made similar comments. The other guy worked on Google's AI safety team where one would expect he'd have a basic grasp of how the technology works before maki
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You open with corporations want less regulations then give an example of corporations using law to protect their interests around jailbreaking? Just like they did with copyright/IP rules and the million rules around cars You should ask
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A Chinese TV channel spent a bunch of money doing ADAS tests and Tesla came out on top of all the Chinese brands, including all the LIDAR systems. Although tests were all in the day time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xum

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