elAhmo

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by elAhmo 8mo ago
Not crazy, it is just convenient. Constant pushes with Android, Chrome, random websites asking for Google login. Google wasn't always like this, and moving of from an email address isn't technically hard, but something that 99% of
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
Placing mines on your own border for defense purposes is one thing. Doing an aggression in an independent country, placing mines there is completely different.
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
Placing landmines is probably among the shittiest and most vile things someone can do. Knowing that ten, twenty, maybe 50 years after a conflict ends a completely innocent and unrelated person, maybe even not born at the time you did it, mi
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
So much for the hope with leaders such as Sam and Dario
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
All that money and not a single ounce of integrity.
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
Calling it Department of War is pathetic from Anthropic’s side.
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
I love this and share the experience! It is a very cool effect, specially when moving through the street.
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
Another case of Google extorting users and showing mafia-like behaviour.
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
So, one of the main problems Elon promised to solve is rampant since his takeover. Even before "AI wave". I still don't understand why people use his platform and give him power he has, and we have seen that he is using that
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
No one should be using apps made by these guys after their sellout to Apple. Leaving Apple now to start another weather app is quite disingenuous.
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
How can you know that 100k lines plan is not just slop? Just because plan is elaborate doesn’t mean it makes sense.
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
> Email is an open, federated protocol. Anyone can run a mail server. In practice, running your own mail server is painful and everyone just uses Gmail. The protocol being "open" didn't prevent centralization. This is an o
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
From the article: > Let that sink in. You scanned your European passport for a European professional network, and your data went exclusively to North American companies. Not a single EU-based subprocessor in the chain. Not sure LinkedIn
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
But Google doesn't want you running their app and not their OS, this is the whole idea behind Android and their hardware in general :)
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
I get similar ads in Youtube Shorts. It was appearing only when I was abroad, and I was curious to see what is triggering it, it was mostly: male, 18+, location in country X. Same happens now in a country where I live. Most of the reported
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
Could you elaborate on this: > I'm for the tarrifs What makes you think they are good?
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
Given the current members of SC, as you said, disappointing but not surprising. Who knew that confirming Kavanaugh and people with similar moral compass would have such grave consequences.
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
I am still baffled by the notion that Trump and co. managed to spread the 'other countries are paying for the tariffs' narrative into mainstream and having so many world leaders bend over just to have them not imposed. Knowing the
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
Well, you can argue that tech meetups in general are a form of marketing - but this wasn't really a 'company X hosts a react meetup trying to find people to work there' type of thing. Many drove for hours just to attend. Gett
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
As someone who attended numerous meetups from the author and saw the vibe among those events, believe me it was as genuine as it can get.
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
Other than the response from Mario itself, pi is very frequently showcased at meetups organised by Peter/OpenClaw community, so there is definitely crediting involved.
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
So much for the "AGI is here" type of talks.
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
Many people use it. Also he made a few other products, some of which were used probably by more than a billion people.
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
You focused only on the past few months of his career, but this is just the tip of the iceberg. He was active for more than a decade, from early iOS development days to having a fairly successful exit. So after almost two decades of hard wo
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
This mentality of doing 20% by default for something you already paid is what got us in this situation. People should be paid a living wage by default.
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
I would read this as a requirement for email to be 'legit' and not classified as spam. Sure, you can send email with whatever headers you want, use weird combos, IP addresses, reply-to, and it might be still a technically valid em
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
60 million seed round? Delusional, I have no idea what investors are thinking.
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
GitHub made more things free than in the past after MS acquisition, so this is driven by them, not just by users, making your 'buy their product' not really viable in this case. I remember having to pay to have private repos in th
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
Well, you are commenting on a post he wrote.
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by elAhmo 8mo ago
Just because Antropic made you think they are doing very complex thing with this tool, doesn't mean it is true. Claude Code is not even comparable to massive software which is probably an order of magnitudes more complex, such as Intel

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