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etchalon
5mo ago
They just get rid of the prices on the shelves.
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etchalon
5mo ago
They're generally fairly correlated?
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etchalon
5mo ago
I don't understand why it wasn't immediately understood that SVG is as dangerous as HTML. It is not, and never was, an image format. It's a markup language.
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etchalon
6mo ago
No, there doesn't need to be.
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etchalon
6mo ago
Healthcare. The answer to this shit is usually healthcare.
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etchalon
6mo ago
"Money. The answer is always money."
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etchalon
6mo ago
I'm incredibly skeptical of this.
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etchalon
6mo ago
Turns out chat apps are pretty easy to build I guess.
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etchalon
6mo ago
Ugh. I swear to everything if I have to start using Codex I'm going to be so mad.
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etchalon
6mo ago
Advertising doesn't cover the bills anymore/ever.
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etchalon
6mo ago
Yeah, Apple doesn't care about losing money or pissing off a large user-base. They assume they have enough money and they'll always have the larger user-base. They care about people pissing in their ocean.
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etchalon
6mo ago
Honestly, if it wasn't for Musk' ties to Trump, I'm betting they just would have pulled it.
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etchalon
6mo ago
People demand access to everything.
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etchalon
6mo ago
And no value was lost.
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etchalon
6mo ago
They're not wrong.
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etchalon
6mo ago
No one would say they used "David Duke's Whites Only Car Wash" but "didn't support the owner's politics."
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etchalon
6mo ago
OK, but ... imagine Andreessen said, "I don't eat food." No one would think that was a reasonable position. No one would argue, "Well, food DOES have draw backs. What if you eat too much of it!" We all inherently un
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etchalon
7mo ago
The rest of the world, "Let's use technology that helps us improve the environment, our economy, and our grid." America - "I'mma roll coal and scream about birds and windmills."
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etchalon
7mo ago
Maybe not, but doing it once a second instead of 60 times a second is a pretty massive savings.
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etchalon
7mo ago
If the screen is only refreshing once per second, less energy is used to refresh the screen. The pixel uses the same amount of power.
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etchalon
7mo ago
Amazing.
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etchalon
7mo ago
... you're arguing they weren't denied due process because they could always sue to demand due process?
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etchalon
7mo ago
The DOD is labeling a domestic company a supply chain risk - label generally reserved for hostile foreign powers and their cooperators - because that domestic company didn't agree to its contract terms. Judge Lin's order finds tha
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etchalon
7mo ago
No, Anthropic is suing for the right to not be labeled a supply chain risk for a failed contract negotiation. Nothing in their suit, or this ruling, says the DoD has to buy things from them.
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etchalon
7mo ago
Yes, it turns out our laws make it hard for the government to do a lot of things because making it easy for them to do things leads to some deeply authoritarian bullshit.
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etchalon
7mo ago
No one is forcing the DoD to contract with a company.
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etchalon
7mo ago
Nothing is a bigger market than the iPhone, let alone expensive niche machines.
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etchalon
7mo ago
Consequences are for poor people.
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etchalon
7mo ago
Yet they do it all the time. Constantly.
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etchalon
7mo ago
Regulation (laws) are handled by the Congress, not the Executive.
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