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by dmix 9mo ago
Github is moving to Microsoft Azure which is causing all of this downtime AFAIK
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Welcome to Microsoft Github
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That definitely deserves a congressional investigation then. No wonder they don't want to talk about that.
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Is this speculation or has that information come out already?
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Ah fair enough. Their webdesign on the homepage and other stuff is still great. And the font/colour choice on the Mintlify theme is nice.
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This is basically just a standard cliche doomer prediction about any new development.
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It is a downside of being the world center of finance is that you have way too many well paid finance guys sitting in rooms trying to squeeze the juice out of everything on the market. The opposite end of that is that this AI boom wouldn&#x
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by dmix 9mo ago
I really like Anthropic's web design. This doc site looks like it's using gitbook (or a clone of gitbook) but they make it look so nice.
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What sort of data were you work with back then? Bank stuff?
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The best part is every single thread on HN now has someone accusing the author of using AI.
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Are you accusing archive.today of being a honeypot for the feds because they use Cloudflare? That's a bit much don't you think?
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> The future is not looking bright at all.... The tech industry going through a boom and settling back down at a higher place than before isn't the end of the world. They all start merging together soon.
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I figure with Andy Weirs movies getting so big that there'd be an increase in scifi readship after the new movie comes out.
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These projects will always need funding indefinitely if they are going to do it. People always want more and it will never be finished.
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People are way too comfortable banning things these days. This is where the term 'nanny state' comes from. A subset of the population doesn't have self control? Ban it everyone. Even if it's a wildly popular form of ente
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I noticed Youtube shorts also seems to update the feed based on how long the last video you watched. If you're scrolling quickly then stop to watch a dog video long enough the next one is likely to be another dog video.
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FTC is a civil law enforcement agency, not a criminal one
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This is a tool that is basically vibecoded alpha software published on GitHub and uses API keys. It’s technical people taking risks on their own machines or VMs/servers using experimental software because the idea is interesting to the
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> However this does not excuse Apple to sit with their thumbs up their asses for all these years. They've been wildly successful for all of those years. They've never been in the novel software business. Siri though one could a
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> What people are talking about doing with OpenClaw I find absolutely insane. Based on their homepage the project is two months old and the guy described it as something he "hacked together over a weekend project" [1] and publi
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This is so obvious I'm kind of surprised the author used to be a software engineer at Google (based on his Linkedin). OpenClaw is very much a greenfield idea and there's plenty of startups like Raycast working in this area.
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by dmix 9mo ago
It is much easier to get by not paying for NYT by using stuff like https://periscope.corsfix.com/ for sure. But it is a big inconvenience. WSJ is much more aggressive with it.
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Flag the comment.
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The article says they lost -$77M in 2023 and -$100M in 2024. That predates the endorsement thing.
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After subscribing for a decade I canceled NYT last yr because I felt it was leaning more into social media bait (which I dont blame them for business reasons). That plus they kept blocking Firefox with an unpassable captcha even though I wa
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Amazon hasn't done any theater stuff like this before, this is the first year they are putting multiple streaming movies into theaters as an experiment. They usually spend money on marketing just for the platform. This was likely a big
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The part about financials > The paper had some profitable years under Bezos, sparked by the 2016 election and the first Trump term. But it began losing enormous sums: seventy-seven million dollars in ~~2013~~ 2023 [WaPo fixed this after
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Just look at prices for the new Audi SUV with LIDAR. It's $30k more than the prior model without it and it's far simpler than Waymos setup, with a single front sensor. Waymo's have multiple and a much more sophisticated compu
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They rolled out full driverless in Austin in November 2025 and there's a website that reverse engineered the mobile app API to track the active cars. It found 90 active in Austin with more declared total by Tesla and 150 active in SF (
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> At approximately 4% word error rate on FLEURS and $0.003/min Amazons transcription service is $0.024 per minute, pretty big difference https://aws.amazon.com/transcribe/pricing/

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