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by dzonga 5mo ago
& people wonder why Microsoft quickly gained ground in Cloud. they know how to support businesses - small or large. better support if you're enterprise. hell M$ can even have people at your place in an instant - not the "forwa
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by dzonga 5mo ago
401Ks, & other instruments etc. all financed by the public.
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by dzonga 5mo ago
if & when the market corrects - the crash will be one of the ages. there's 3 businesses rolled into 1 entity as a cover to take money from gullible retail investors. SpaceX the launch business is legit. the other 2 are r fake n los
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by dzonga 5mo ago
McCarthy, Trump & Reagan - same idiots who say a lot while causing damage that lasts decades.
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by dzonga 5mo ago
we r now playing a game without winners well maybe except google or any of the large tech companies. small businesses & brands etc spend a fortune on these ads & yet most of them see a negative ROI. they might as well be gambling. j
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by dzonga 5mo ago
once again the crypto shills - r left exposed. pix as already proven in Brazil - is faster. this system again will be faster & secure & more convenient with less fees.
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by dzonga 5mo ago
the mobile money while convenient r not exactly secure due to MITM.
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by dzonga 5mo ago
africa imports a lot of used Japanese vehicles as well - majority of vehicles on the road in RHD countries r ex-jap. I think - that's still a good thing though - as long as the used ex-jap hybrid vehicle can still save fuel. Chinese EV
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by dzonga 5mo ago
wonder why they didn't just copy what Golang did in terms of the router with it's IO writer / reader spec ?
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by dzonga 5mo ago
I can't speak for Andrew Ng - but my take is he did out of pure altruism - love. just in terms of advancing free education e.g coursera & the free machine learning courses etc he brought to the masses. not everyone does things to b
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by dzonga 5mo ago
actual useful & impactful A.I features not the snake oil being sold daily.
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by dzonga 5mo ago
the US probably trains the best experts in military history & strategy. At their officer schools like WestPoint & other programs. problem is when your Commander in Chief is a Idiot In Chief who wants to surround himself with "Y
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by dzonga 5mo ago
Muskys problem is does things in the moment as a way to increase popularity without thinking that end up bitting him. e.g the twitter thing - forced to buy when he didn't want.
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by dzonga 5mo ago
if u can't replace the tools, then acquire the tool makers & shut down the tools.
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by dzonga 5mo ago
even the high potent weed being sold these days.
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by dzonga 5mo ago
so because some1 said something it becomes true ? /o\
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by dzonga 5mo ago
where r the vibe coded "useful" apps. not some iteration of a markdown reader, that's easily copied of GitHub. or some useless React app - that doesn't interact with external data like most businesses do. look around u -
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by dzonga 5mo ago
markdown to html. or markdown stays markdown. the browser never chokes on html.
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by dzonga 5mo ago
if you learnt Ajax - it still works just like it did whether you're using the XHR api or the newer fetch api. html forms still work the same way. can one say the same for the various form libraries for react or state solutions.
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by dzonga 5mo ago
this was a dope & comprehensive. unfortunately we have a new class of dev's that never learned html but went straight for React. Now with LLMs they will never learn HTML. hence they reach for react components where simple html woul
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by dzonga 5mo ago
because a country has "functioning" democracy doesn't mean the democracy is good for the country. at times a strategic leadership is needed, with idealogical & succession planning. Malawi has had neither.
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by dzonga 5mo ago
fire the client. either they will use the app without soc2 or they will find an alternative.
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by dzonga 5mo ago
said it in another comment [0] - that the whole rewrite thing is just a marketing exercise by LLM merchants to try sell you plebs that their wares "work" [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48078224
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by dzonga 5mo ago
you're just pointing out elite capture & corruption that tends to be pervasive in the UK. when I was in the UK my landlord was a politician. his peers are politicians. an inflated contract gets given out to a private company - no o
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by dzonga 5mo ago
all because some cry baby in the White House. destroying some of America's best institutions & best returns ROI wise - talent pipeline, R&D. unfortunately the damage from these things take at least 10 years to be felt throughou
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by dzonga 5mo ago
> bytes which no one can chew, architecture no one can inhabit, and software which keeps no cold winter wind from anyone's bodies. this hits hard. hopefully we can start making physical stuff again & teaching kids how to do so.
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by dzonga 5mo ago
hopes the industry keeps embracing more esoteric languages. sadly with "A.I" there seems to be a convergence to Python, JS & Java. :(
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by dzonga 5mo ago
classic solution looking for a problem. I know they are trying to get their product to fit-in & justify the massive valuations. but this ain't it - just like the other Claude for ** -- the market doesn't exist. if they spoke t
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by dzonga 5mo ago
my wish maybe some liberal colleges already do this. eliminate exams all together - have in person discussions. if you gonna write something - to answer questions - let it be done in person then marked on the spot by your peers. better yet
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by dzonga 5mo ago
prosecute the company too. storing passwords in plaintext should be persecuted & having unlimited access to customer databases.

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