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by fakedang 1y ago
The top comment in that link GP shared was literally 'Impersonating a police officer is a crime.'
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by fakedang 1y ago
Except it makes sense in a lot of recent off-shoring cases. While there are still your usual stupid companies outsourcing to Indian WITCH, a lot of midsize companies are also doing alright with nearshoring to either LatAm or even just out o
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by fakedang 1y ago
The fact that these are not covered by your taxes is even more satirical. Instead they're paying for escapades in the Middle East.
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by fakedang 1y ago
YC could literally replace RFS with this and it wouldn't make a difference lol.
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by fakedang 1y ago
That was the reasoning behind the NVidia name choice btw - the cofounders wanted the competition to be envious of their company's capabilities. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jensen_Huang
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by fakedang 1y ago
Financialisms like dry powder are fairly mainstream and I'm just glad that they didn't use consultantspeak.
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by fakedang 1y ago
Japanese people are, on average, much healthier than Americans for their age.
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by fakedang 1y ago
I think banking apps don't play well with it. In the event that I have to deprecate my current Android, I might have a go at installing Graphene and trying it out in various countries.
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by fakedang 1y ago
Graphene OS?
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by fakedang 1y ago
Nah, that's just an anecdotal incident you're extrapolating for the rest of the Middle East. And speaks more about Chinese business (espionage) culture. As for telcos using Chinese equipment, nearly every country outside the US, C
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by fakedang 1y ago
I've heard of layoffs happening in the Indian offices too. Just not to the high extents of the US and EU offices, but they are happening.
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by fakedang 1y ago
Isn't that the Silicon Valley playbook though? I don't see anything wrong with what Claudius did. /s
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by fakedang 1y ago
So you're equating the drug dealing "clans" in Gaza to your local streetside dealer in Germany? Both Hamas and the clans are cancers to society, and it's abhorrent that the IDF is dealing with them to distribute aid, ins
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by fakedang 1y ago
As someone who does business in Dubai, huge no! The key is in the top part of the statement - prestige. Your local partner wants to be seen as investing/using the latest and biggest technologies, whether it's AI, Salesforce (even
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by fakedang 1y ago
A Canadian just died in ICE custody. I don't see any reason why Canadians should visit the US.
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by fakedang 1y ago
How does Peak XV compete with YC? Isn't YC just more proof for Peak XV? One could argue it competes with Surge or something, but YC is technically even more early stage than Surge.
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by fakedang 1y ago
> like trying to preemptively clear the pilots of wrongdoing before the recorders have been read out. Because as far as the pilots are concerned, they seem to have done everything by the book? Every experienced 787 pilot literally now st
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by fakedang 1y ago
a.) My family weren't slaves, they were British colonial second-class subjects. b.) They were killed in the 1920s, way after Britain decided to compensate its slavers. c.) The whole payment to slaves till 2015 is not real, it's ju
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by fakedang 1y ago
Insanity that Harvard, apparently one of the gathering places for some of the best minds in the world, to think that tracking down and compensating people who are very removed from the realities of slavery. They could've thought of rev
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by fakedang 1y ago
Most companies would kill for private LLM capabilities were it possible. I think Mistral's even making it part of their enterprise strategy.
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by fakedang 1y ago
This isn't Discord doing this out of the goodness of their privacy-concerned hearts. They'll eventually try to do a Salesforce-Slack kind of play here by preventing external entities from monetizing on their platform. Tech will tu
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by fakedang 1y ago
> I wonder what it says about Europe that its leaders are still falling for these rugpulls. That they are uneducated is the most generous reading I can think of. Stupid Atlanticists
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by fakedang 1y ago
But Pakistan can always supply Iran. They literally gave North Korea their nuke tech.
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by fakedang 1y ago
They could if they wanted to acquire nuclear weapons though. The Saudis explicitly funded the Pakistani nuclear programme with the option of access to nukes if required.
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by fakedang 1y ago
> The point is - we wish there were no nukes in our heating beautiful world; but tough luck, so you better get your own and get it soon. Exactly my thoughts. We were absolutely blessed to have been developing our own nuclear capabilities
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by fakedang 1y ago
https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/in-israel-military-action-ag... You were saying?
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by fakedang 1y ago
According to my Iranian friends (even the most hardline Ayatollah haters), most Iranians hate the regime, but they'll rally behind them if boots land on the ground. Many of them still look at the Iran-Iraq war with a shade of Iranian p
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by fakedang 1y ago
Be the cause of the terrorism, then talk of how you're the "tip of the spear" in preventing terrorism. You'd need to be special to be that kind of deluded. With these strikes, it seems more like Israel has ample intellig
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by fakedang 1y ago
The amount of dilly-dallying on the Israeli question (which is at the heart of the OP issue also) is enough evidence that the EU is a has-been power - they can't even make up their minds, what with France against the Iran strikes, whil
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by fakedang 1y ago
It could be the fact that Apple loves having its own standards, but when MCP came around, they realized how much they fucked up because of compatibility issues (must have been a PITA cost to rewrite Siri to adopt the MCP standards), so now

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