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by dmix 4mo ago
Same I’d pay for Cursor again if they get more price competitive with Claude max
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by dmix 4mo ago
There are already opt out buttons for training in Cursor and Claude Code… if you don’t want it then turn it off. If it was worth enough money to them they would offer a monetary incentive like discounts but none of them have yet
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by dmix 4mo ago
HN has always discussed business
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by dmix 4mo ago
Article is very light on details
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by dmix 4mo ago
Maybe a year ago I’d agree but the gap has grown. I also pay for Cursor which is based on Kimi and there is no comparison for complex code gen vs Fable. It mostly succeeds well at small rapid fire stuff which is the only reason I pay for it
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by dmix 4mo ago
Dario has always prattled on about how Anthropic is more safe than OpenAI and made a big point about guardrails and protecting society from “AGI”. This is the consequences. Some people actually drink the kool aid, especially bureaucrats and
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by dmix 4mo ago
We’re all just going to use Opus, GPT or Gemini let’s be honest
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by dmix 4mo ago
That and governments pushing to ban non-EV cars over a certain timeline while subsidizing more expensive EVs. The most important thing right now in addition to fuel prices is how much cheaper EVs are getting because of innovation in China.
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by dmix 4mo ago
It’s so funny how data centers became a popular boogieman on social media. Modern information warfare
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by dmix 4mo ago
Yep a space anti ballistic missile system (aka Golden Dome and before that Brilliant Pebbles) is likely coming if SpaceX figures out starship and China figures out their Starship clone. Plus maybe a “rods from god” type offensive system if
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by dmix 4mo ago
Delaying a technology release is not going to stop that in the long term. Society, culture, and the support tooling just needs to adapt. Just like how AI coding is still in the early days. The sooner people learn the risks and build the inf
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by dmix 4mo ago
This is covered in their post…
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by dmix 4mo ago
No they released the feature. The more controversial part was X also announced they’d start a large ban campaign to kill off foreign accounts posting stuff low quality politics memes like this just for money. This got push back as a bunch o
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by dmix 4mo ago
Any political issue that is popular or viral will have stuff like this. It’s definitely not unique to this one Alberta issue since it happens all the time. It’s just a topic that has reached beyond a local issue so it gets good traction on
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by dmix 4mo ago
Which led Twitter to release a feature allowing you to see which country accounts were originally made which confirmed a lot of suspicions about Indian/Pakistan accounts positing politics stuff because it goes viral and pays. Other sit
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by dmix 4mo ago
The landlords business is the rent, your business goal would be making a profit more than the lease. This is pretty simple stuff
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by dmix 4mo ago
People can’t seem to separate the issue of exploitation of H1B by (mostly Indian) consultancy mills to lower wages and bypass normal immigration vs the legitimate value of specialized skilled visas. You can fix one without killing the other
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by dmix 4mo ago
In accounting terms it’s not an investment it’s an operating expense or in your example a personal expense, but if you leased a property and operated a business (ie an AirBnB for an apartment) it could be considered as part of an investment
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by dmix 4mo ago
Is this one of those situations where it spiked rapidly and now it’s going back down slightly? Or is it a real drop?
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by dmix 4mo ago
Technically Hezbollah fired rockets at Israel first on March 2nd and Israel responded… then Israel repeatedly bullshitted some ceasefires to keep the US placated while they simultaneously ramping up both a ground invasion and air campaign.
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by dmix 4mo ago
> When did Iran offer this? https://www.nytimes.com/2026/04/27/world/middleeast/iran-tru... Trump complicated things by demanding the uranium immediately and Israel much more complicated things b
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by dmix 4mo ago
The issue wasn't a lack of planning by the military it was a lack of commitment on the goals by the administration. If it was just a desert storm style campaign (hit them very hard over a month then leave without finishing off Saddam)
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by dmix 4mo ago
So you think Google is going to spend $11B in hopes it will boost the value of the SpaceX stock, while pretending to public investors it's a multi-year thing, and then after 1yr sell off their SpaceX stock after the value rises while a
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by dmix 4mo ago
The definition of crony capitalism is when the corporations collude with the government.
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Regulations to do what exactly? Set price ceilings on markets with monopolies?
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by dmix 4mo ago
I’ve read lots of executive orders and it’s pretty standard. They don’t have much power. They are mostly just mandates and guidance for federal agencies, most of which is non binding, like a glorified mission statement. They just get sold a
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by dmix 5mo ago
The gist link above covers how to use it in yarn, npm, and pnpm
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by dmix 5mo ago
Our company uses yarn 4 which has an option to prevent you from installing an npm package for the first number of days of its release. Most of these seem to be caught within that timeframe (1-3 days). https://gist.github.com&#x2F
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by dmix 5mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brandolini's_law I don’t think people really care about rsync or the nuance. They just want to make an insta-reaction, rant about AI, then move on to the next story that raises their
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by dmix 5mo ago
> jailing young German girls in the border Last time I read that story they were given the option to immediately fly back to Germany for free after their tourist visa was declined but the girls declined the flight because they wanted to

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