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evolve2k
11mo ago
You missed this bit “.. and then the AI is gonna fuck it up real bad and he won't be able to recognize it because he doesn't understand because AI hallucinates.”
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evolve2k
11mo ago
I’ve been told that here in Australia our “Green Power” system where well meaning consumers can pay extra for greener power is similarly broken. A similar index for Australian power would be pretty useful.
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11mo ago
Some of us live closer to this world than others. On this one US residents are not in front. https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/government-rules-out-cha...
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ACCC sues over Microsoft 365 subscription hikes allegedly misleading Australians
(abc.net.au)
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1y ago
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1y ago
I’ve had similar warnings from multiple very senior devs to never go near mongo. So better explain that choice if you’re wanting adoption. Reliability was the concern.
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AWS outage shows internet users 'at mercy' of too few providers, experts say
(theguardian.com)
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1y ago
“Servo is more than a browser engine—it’s a collection of crates used widely across the Rust ecosystem. Maintaining these libraries benefits not just Servo, but the broader web platform.“ Per: https://www.igalia.com/2025
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1y ago
From the article: “Following these budget adjustments, Mr. Arko’s consultancy, which had been receiving approximately $50,000 per year for providing the secondary on-call service, submitted a proposal offering to provide secondary on-call s
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1y ago
I’m conflicted. Firstly really like this project and its open source and community empowerment ideals. My concern is around how these tools essentially accelerate planetary resource extraction, with from what I can see no discussion or atte
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Altman says no current plans for ads in ChatGPT Pulse – but not ruling it out
(theverge.com)
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1y ago
Yes it’s a good thing AND we don’t need to be celebrating companies when they finally do the bare minimum . Nobody with any semblance of ethical, just or just plain being a basic good corporate citizen would say.. oh yeah mass surveillance
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1y ago
It does imply an option here. For the affected ruby gems core team to strike up a sponsorship agreement and launch a forked ruby gems service. For developers who agree that the original team was treated terribly, it’s a one line code change
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1y ago
Part of the long term supply chain question is that you trust who’s in charge. This corporate takeover of Ruby central and now Ruby gems is deeply concerning for the state of the Ruby ecosystem. Meanwhile the Ruby core team is in Japan, wou
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1y ago
It would seem that HSBT being a maintainer owner AND shopify employee faced a significant conflict of interest. Also I don’t think it’s a stretch given the context and clear direction coming from shopify for the actions of others to assume
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1y ago
3 years - knowing nothing I think the chips will likely have a three year useful life. Maybe my intuition is it’s like buying graphics cards for a computer. It’s fast for a couple years.
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1y ago
TLDR; Big Tech companies have become worth trillions based on their AI positions. NVIDIA is saying that its new chips almost make their old chips redundant, raising the awkward question “how long should we budget that these chips (that th
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1y ago
Oh it very much matters. Folks are questioning the legitimacy of this endeavour. It’d be total hypocracy for them to be freeing JavaScript from Oracle and stating trademarks are bad and then to be maintaining similar themselves.
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1y ago
Seems a worthy community contribution on first glance. Just to check on a maybe obvious question, Deno is not trademarked is it?
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1y ago
The fact you walk / ride is admirable. We’ve been oversold on personal responsibility. Milk used to come in glass bottles, buying milk now comes in plastic, very little you can do without a bunch of lobby and active work. We’re inside
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1y ago
Yeah the name gives me the ick. It smells scammy. I’d be changing it rather than risk ongoing negative brand affects.
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1y ago
Gen Z on the whole don’t agree with either of you. Younger people don’t want to have to drive or to take on the burden of vehicle maintenance or the considerable risk of being in an accident. Cramped trains and buses and symptoms of under i
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1y ago
The Google Ad states; “If it feels like your phone hasn’t change in years, .. maybe it’s time to change your phone.. Google Pixel 10 Pro” https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=tmjqHLLHruA
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1y ago
Really?! It’s 2025 and this is what they saw as important. We need repairable tech not this peanut butter and jelly nonsense that’ll be in the trash heap literal months from now. Feels like we’re back to the old Performa, Centris and Quadra
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1y ago
I was hearing that it was good with writing Ruby on Rails as the rails community is so structured already in where things go and sorta the Rails way of writing the code. Anyone have experience with this?
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1y ago
Anyone have experience launching a small regional paper? I’m especially interested in anyone starting up a print edition with online CMS in the last few years.
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1y ago
Unhelpful, I’d say avoid these brands until they get their house in order; this is a major scandal and the market should be punishing those who clearly did not cover their basic duty of care when selling products that claimed to offer speci
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1y ago
Doesn’t seem to square with this article which (at time of writing) is a few posts down from this one. The Evidence That AI Is Destroying Jobs For Young People Just Got Stronger https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45121342
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1y ago
I agree with the sentiment as I also use asdf but feel at this stage this critique of the project feels more than a little unfair. We really don’t have the features they’ve been discussing including the npx like feature and easily just run
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1y ago
The easiest solution for international online retail stores will likely be “We do not ship to the US”. Some rely on US customers but for many stores US is just one of many buyer locations. Consider the perspective from outside; Put simply,
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1y ago
Would love to hear ur take on the impact of tariffs and how u folks have navigated that. Would u consider setting up an assembly plant outside the US to sell to to customers internationally? I’m in Australia.
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