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by dzonga 2mo ago
the Houthis won't desert as they're fighting an ideological war vs the Saudi backed forces which are just mercenaries. idealogical fighters fight to the death. & in almost every case besides the nazi's etc they always win
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by dzonga 2mo ago
what's worrying is they knew they were going after an operator whose organization they recognized as competent in terms of carrying out operations, recruiting and passing down information. & they sat on it. that's gross neglig
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by dzonga 2mo ago
that's my only gripe with deepseek honestly
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by dzonga 2mo ago
em-dash by Cloudflare looks interesting in terms of replacing Wordpress. by garnering enough of an ecosystem to cause a migration will be the bigger challenge. of course some people will say in the age of agents will people need to visit we
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by dzonga 2mo ago
in short they're TRUST networks. which is also why crypto bros get confused.
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by dzonga 2mo ago
I agree. things like tailwind etc should come out as by-products of products making money. react was not facebook's product. rails was not 37signal's product. Kubernetes was not google's product. blaming AI is not facing the
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by dzonga 2mo ago
for a first foldable iteration - apple has hit it out the park compared to other foldables on the market. when the google & Samsung ones first came out they were plagued with problems. but I think apple should've also had a foldabl
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by dzonga 2mo ago
the issue is largely with the community not cz of UI libraries. ruby is largely built around Rails. so when rails was hot & the trade-offs were worth it grew. now that Rails has a lot of controversy and not really worth then of course u
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by dzonga 2mo ago
I also think their business model is interesting in that they can also serve Chinese models e.g GLM and fine tune them for enterprises. which is a market Chinese labs won't get into. they only other company they compete with is probabl
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by dzonga 2mo ago
mass literacy without critical thinking begat communism - which had massive detrimental effects on the world. maybe the elites like the journalists e.g author above - who wanna control thought & media - in a roundabout way unleashed a b
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by dzonga 2mo ago
systems of record & vertical integration wins time and time again.
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by dzonga 2mo ago
people r tryin' to equate this to a franchise model, some the amazon 3rd party model. nope - this is just Elon raising money without going to the stock market or government but directly to Elon worshipping idiots. he benefits two ways
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by dzonga 2mo ago
BillG discovering the negative effects of BigCo's not having a Directly Responsible Individual. in the whole email thread - no one owns up to fix it - they're just passing the hot potato around. 26 years later - windows is still a
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by dzonga 2mo ago
with wasm and v8 isolates -- the world should move away from containers. you literally have a sandbox environment that behaves the same everywhere and is very performant. but I guess people don't know shit anymore since they delegated
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by dzonga 2mo ago
congrats - this is massive. created in 2018 and already delivering payloads to space in 2026 - less than 10 years.
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by dzonga 2mo ago
to me the biggest event more than deepseek launch was when zAI served their latest model on all Chinese chips.
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by dzonga 2mo ago
rewrite it in rust might be a joke -- but damn most the massive improvements in dynamic language toolchains have come from the toolchains being rewritten in rust - Python, JS
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by dzonga 2mo ago
a lot of educators in the frontend space are very good and had excellent material e.g Dr Alex. before 'A.I' - frontend was a tarpit - very few people did it well specially with SPA frameworks. There was always something broken whe
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by dzonga 2mo ago
most goods in the US today are transported via trucks. most of the whole main-street runs on diesel as well think home services businesses etc. cost of diesel has a reverb effect across the whole economy. the shrinkage is felt but won'
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by dzonga 2mo ago
people tend to have short memories though. late 90s and early 00s - even while growing up in the 3rd world - you bought or pirated a software license. so we've never really purchased or bought software.
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by dzonga 2mo ago
that's a beautiful ui
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by dzonga 2mo ago
based on your experience - if you were Tim Cook what would you have done ?
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by dzonga 2mo ago
you can blame Tim Cook for other things - but giving trump that useless statue - you can admire Tim Cook for his shrewdness & political capacity. he knew he was facing an incompetent petty adversary. so instead of preserving his ego - h
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by dzonga 2mo ago
whether vibe coded (which it is) or not - this is free work for a corporation. that could hardly care less for it's users / customers.
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by dzonga 2mo ago
I have a feeling the author framed this the wrong way. my take is - the author wanted to express that there's always a demand for human prose / writing that captures the subtleties of expression, thought & ideas. which is very
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by dzonga 2mo ago
Firefox sucks on memory though on MacOS. I use Firefox when I want disposable tabs / containers. then majority of stuff - Safari. private window work stuff set to chrome - since I can resume the session unlike safari.
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by dzonga 2mo ago
it's a Sunday - I don't have time to put things into buckets. there's coding - writing code to do something could be a game, utility to move files around. what have you. inherently the nature is a closed domain. AI is perfect
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by dzonga 2mo ago
the unfortunate thing - is the money pumped into omarchy + the hype around it .... a lot of sheepish followers will just follow the hype. the tech might gets fixed later.
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by dzonga 2mo ago
wish more lawyers broke down things simply like you did. unfortunately - as you pointed out the outcome of the cases being a coin flip at the supreme court is the tragedy in all of this.
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by dzonga 2mo ago
monzo r the same guys who went in on micro services. at a time they were bragging 3 micro services per engineer. so yeah a lot of things don't make sense.

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