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by dmix 8mo ago
I believe Qatar(?) lost part of a THAAD system which is expensive. But that money has already been spent.
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by dmix 8mo ago
Even back in 2016 when Trump criticized prior wars he always said he would have done it better and without warning. Not exactly a pacifist position. > Trump was not a conventional anti-war candidate. His message was a variation of the “p
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by dmix 8mo ago
The abuse and lack of oversight which I already mentioned. Pretending to not understand issues in an attempt to dismiss them is not a helpful tactic.
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by dmix 8mo ago
Maybe it's like the GPT sales pitch, needs to find a better balance. Or I got too familiar with how GPT works and these are just minor annoyances at change/predictability switching daily chat models.
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by dmix 8mo ago
Well this isn't a new issue to me, I've been talking about H1B reform for a decade now before Tiktok ragebait existed. Mostly based on my experience trying to immigrate to the US and speaking to immigration lawyers. This isn'
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by dmix 8mo ago
Fair enough, I don't really follow Microsoft. I just see everyone use -slop for everything mildly bad in culture so I don't associate it with AI anymore.
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by dmix 8mo ago
> GPT‑5.3 Instant also improves the quality of answers when information comes from the web. It more effectively balances what it finds online with its own knowledge and reasoning This is definitely something I've noticed GPT does mu
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by dmix 8mo ago
Tbf they did start to reduce a bunch of provincial trade barriers via Canadian Free Trade Agreement ( https://www.cfta-alec.ca/ ) which was a project started a decade ago. They explicitly excluded alcohol though.
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by dmix 8mo ago
One of the funny things the tariff dispute made public was how in Canada buying wine/beer from other provinces from within Canada is treated like a foreign import by the provinces (causing a huge price markup ala tariffs and tons of pa
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by dmix 8mo ago
Microsoft has always been awful for about two decades now. I'm just not particularly moved by a company policing their own niche Discord servers. Although if this is what gets people to finally stop using Microsoft products then maybe
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by dmix 8mo ago
This is a popular issue in Canada, Australia, and Europe too. There's obviously some need for reform. You just can ask people who work at these institutions. Not everything is an American republican-bad thing.
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by dmix 8mo ago
> "The H-1B has long been abused by IT outsourcing firms sponsoring middle skill workers for underwhelming pay," said O'Brien, "Unfortunately, the proposal, as currently written, would go much further than trimming ba
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by dmix 8mo ago
All of this outrage over what was likely a single moderator on the Discord doing what moderators do.
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by dmix 8mo ago
I might be missing how this differs from the previous model.
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by dmix 8mo ago
> Pretty lame that the Studio Display with a height-adjustable stand is still 400 Euro more. just buy a nice one on amazon for $100, it's still VESA mounts
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by dmix 8mo ago
You barely see any liquid glass on Tahoe. I keep my dock hidden and it's just the icons mostly which aren't that different than before.
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by dmix 8mo ago
They’d prefer being propped up with subsidies while they try to sell $70k trucks.
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by dmix 8mo ago
Sweet, nice work
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by dmix 8mo ago
Most state courts randomly assign you a judge so it's not that simple, in some cases you can target certain districts in certain states where there are less judges (like the Texas patent judge). This is a trial in North Dakota because
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by dmix 8mo ago
I'd argue that is worth the money if you're going to be using a phone every single day of their life. People will drop a few hundred on fancy shoes and wear them once a month, but they treat phones as cheap commodities.
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by dmix 8mo ago
This is a good time to be offering hybrid search extensions. I just did that myself recently with pgvector for a documentation site. Does ParadeDB work with Render? They seem to have a whitelist of extensions https://render.com&#
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by dmix 8mo ago
APIs and CLIs still remain king, just like before. The difference is mostly in UIs and how you deliver it.
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by dmix 8mo ago
That's the way I see it. I've commented previously that I see this mostly as a Soviet-style loyalty test not really about the specific technical concerns of developing weapon systems or surveillance.
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by dmix 8mo ago
The signup form for the early preview mentioned Firebase twice. I'm guessing this is where the push to develop it is coming from. Cross integration with their hosting/ai tooling. The https://firebase.google.com/ w
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by dmix 8mo ago
Do any autonomous weapons have an LLM usecase yet? As opposed to say, specialized visual ML stuff that can fit on a small portable system. The DoD office staff using it for information analysis, similar to Palantir providing data integratio
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by dmix 8mo ago
I cancelled ChatGPT and downloaded Claude mobile 1 day before the controversy because I decided to go all in on Claude Code. The chat app isn't quite as good as ChatGPT, feels like a year behind in integration with stuff like web searc
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by dmix 8mo ago
I haven't used ghostty but terminal having issues with ssh sounds like a major oversight.
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by dmix 8mo ago
No one reads articles, they just ask questions based on the headline In the first paragraph > In 2024, Microsoft announced Windows 365 Link, a thin client for accessing the service, and today, the company is expanding the lineup with tw
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by dmix 8mo ago
Iran was likely going to do that themselves by the massive inflation they caused through reckless financial policies such as Venezuelan style price controls. Russia is managed to weather sanctions decently, Iran's economic leadership i
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by dmix 8mo ago
Ukraine is going to be absolutely covered in fiber optic wire and drone parts.

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