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by duxup 5mo ago
Free link: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/05/19/us/politics/trump-irs-doj...
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IRS Must Drop Audits of Trump and Family(nytimes.com)
47 points by duxup 5mo ago|9 comments
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If it’s a very clear fact yes a judge can make the call. In this case what Musk knew was part of that and a jury then had to make the call on what the fact was.
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by duxup 5mo ago
Free link: https://www.nytimes.com/live/2026/05/18/us/trump-news?unlock...
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Trump Administration Live Updates: $1.8B Fund Could Funnel to Trump Allies(nytimes.com)
11 points by duxup 5mo ago|1 comments
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They just buckled on tariffs right? Politically they seem willing…
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by duxup 5mo ago
Seems like it would it would put smaller developers in a bind / limit what games even bother with server side systems.
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by duxup 5mo ago
Experience.
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by duxup 5mo ago
And that requires good management too and sadly the public sector has a lot of really poor management /hr too.
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by duxup 5mo ago
Such a bizarrely unnecessary loss of money, lives, etc... Well for everyone but maybe Trump: https://x.com/realDonaldTrump/status/255784560904773633
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by duxup 5mo ago
Front End Masters, frontendmasters.com has been my go to for many many years. Granted they're much lower volume than udemy and such sites. They're changing their name soon as they've long since expanded to cover topics outs
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by duxup 5mo ago
Goodhart's law
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I've found more reliable output from AI by starting fresh often.
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by duxup 5mo ago
I think that's a convenient excuse for managers at the top to not have to deal with their own sub par middle and lower managers...
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by duxup 5mo ago
Goodhart's law in action. The moment they made it a metric they failed to do anything useful.
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by duxup 5mo ago
What makes it astroturf? You not liking what people said?
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by duxup 5mo ago
Nice to see one of those heavily leveraged deals turned down.
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by duxup 5mo ago
How would that even work? You can only keep so physical items in a store, plus all the costs of a store ...
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by duxup 5mo ago
Sorting by date is an algorithm…
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by duxup 5mo ago
That’s been my last couple months. “Yes this is a bug / not optimal, but all the imagined paths / solutions are not great or a mountain of new code / requirements …”
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by duxup 5mo ago
And who knows the fix to some of these issues might be a hell of a lot more worked now that the bug has been baked in and the "real" fix is herculean now.
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Sony's failed war against Internet piracy may doom other copyright lawsuits(arstechnica.com)
17 points by duxup 5mo ago|0 comments
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I was almost just like you I got some recommendations from HN, all of them were for Bambu. I was lucky and they didn’t have any in stock when I wanted to buy… Now I’m nervous about buying one from anyone.
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by duxup 5mo ago
Yeah I shop at Costco often, I’m familiar with the folks who identify with it… I am pretty sure most folks I see there are really just shopping there.
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by duxup 5mo ago
I'm not a fan of how LinkedIn operates ... or the culture there in general. At the same time I wonder what happens when users realize everything they look at is now more visible than ever? People just make fake accounts for browsing?
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Ars Asks: Share your shell and show us your tricked-out terminals(arstechnica.com)
2 points by duxup 5mo ago|0 comments
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by duxup 6mo ago
The summary but no content thing is interesting. I’ve seen it in many forms and I’m not sure why it plays out that way. Maybe the summary is tied to the prompt tightly? The rest not? I saw some bots on Reddit that were very odd in that
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by duxup 6mo ago
A coworker of mine got his first job at IBM after graduating from what was effectively an early version of a tech trade school when tech trade schools were not common. He showed up to work at an IBM hardware factory in the US and as soon as
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by duxup 6mo ago
I was looking for something to use for documentation recently. Every dang tour wanted to show me their endless litany of features, often leaning into enterprise stuff. So much so that it didn't involve a chance to actually use the to
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by duxup 6mo ago
Yeah I'd like to know in a solid way WHY Claude kept changing a file that I explicitly told it not to. The .mds, Claude's plan all said not to touch that file, and Claude just kept at it. I've had it happen repeatedly latel

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