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by dmix 10mo ago
> After Console Wars, he apparently stopped giving interviews because he didn't like that game historians were constantly getting the Sega story wrong. Classic, nobody dislikes journalism as much as someone who lived through somethi
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by dmix 10mo ago
I just found out Brave supports Vertical tabs, https://brave.com/blog/vertical-tabs/ I might have to try switching from FF...
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by dmix 10mo ago
Others already mentioned they lost their lawsuit. Should the fines have killed Anthropic? Would have been more fair and a less bad world? Why not focus energy on being anti-aggressive copyright in general. These system won't ever be fa
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by dmix 10mo ago
Yes but it quickly morphed into "thing I don't like" and is used everywhere
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by dmix 10mo ago
People always say this like the tech industry wasn't culturally anti-copyright and pro-creative commons before. Those same people probably work at Meta and Anthropic, just like Google's book project which got them in trouble.
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by dmix 10mo ago
I tried moving from Cursor to Zed but the LLM integration still seems very early. Cursor is very far ahead in terms of DX and the various models/tokens you get is very reasonable price wise. Zed would be a good half-way point for the p
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by dmix 10mo ago
Sounds like an extension issue. Why would the codebase size matter otherwise.
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by dmix 10mo ago
Definitely more of a luxury exercise. A sort of zoo with even more researchers and administrators watching over Id personally put that money into fighting the Pine Beatles which at this moment are killing huge swathes of existing wildlife a
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by dmix 10mo ago
A lot of coyotes are mixed with dogs and wolves too
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by dmix 10mo ago
This is an announcement of increased competition in a market with acute supply shortages. That’s exactly what is supposed to happen. Jumping to regulating the global RAM market this early sounds like the worst of all solutions. You want peo
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IP is basically DOA if you’re competing with China
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I don’t think a word has lost specific meaning as quickly as “slop”
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Rule no 1 of Reddit is stay away from every popular subreddit unless you like low quality US politics 24/7. Even the one's not ostensibly about politics.
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by dmix 10mo ago
This is my view of Tiktok and Instagram as well. People always complain about how it's all AI or dancing videos, but if you use it properly you can very easily get thoughtful stuff. I get musicians, local restaurant recommendations, fi
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by dmix 10mo ago
I’d say it’s easily the most common talking point I’ve seen from westerners on Twitter against overly supporting Ukraine and specifically providing them advanced American weaponry to strike within Russia proper, which was the biggest debate
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by dmix 10mo ago
That’s the same talking point the far right uses for why the US shouldn’t get involved in Ukraine because they worry about a destabilized Russia if Putin goes away. It’s some sort of dictator insurance policy. The idea that they are there b
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by dmix 10mo ago
The only thing worse than work-from-office is mandatory work-on-windows.
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by dmix 10mo ago
If I didnt have a macbook from work I'd use Linux, but I got a macbook
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The Chinese provinces and cities are competing aggressively with each other, both the local governments who provide cheap loans (largely funded by profits from other corporate loans, as China has much lower income taxes than the US) and com
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Windows is just that bad.
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by dmix 10mo ago
> It has to. It’s the only way for it to become a global power. Unless of course doing so makes them far poorer and isolates them culturally/economically, and completely embarrasses their image of having a strong military.
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NATO probably doesn't want to play that game with China's stance on the seas around them. They make a big deal about having international waters that foreign navies can transit.
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EU makes plans to makes plans. Sounds like the usual strategy.
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tenderlove never misses
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Fixed, thanks
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People are using LLMs to generate apps and it's easy for non-technical people to miss this stuff. The blog post mentions https://lovable.dev/ becoming a $300M company, which uses Supabase by default and basically gener
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by dmix 10mo ago
DOGE never had any strong legal mandate or financing by congress, it was rushed in and a small team operated on the edges of what OBM/federal heads were allowed to do... which wasn't much, so they did a lot of flashy mostly meanin
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by dmix 10mo ago
The state/local gov tend to be responsible for public education funding. in the US federal gov only does <10% of the funding. US public education spending is also top 5 in the world so I don't think a lack of money is why &quot
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by dmix 10mo ago
I don't even think this one is a bipartisan issue. This just seems to just be coming from the White House. The article said > The Senate and House rejected the White House’s proposed budget cuts Since WH can't control the budge
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by dmix 10mo ago
Canada Post is losing money on parcel delivery, not just regular mail. They are pretty awful as a service (for anything serious at least) and are constantly going on strike, so everyone is flocking to private competition. I've had 3 di

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