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by fakedang 1y ago
What if you're writing emails to GenZers?
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by fakedang 1y ago
Not exactly. It takes time for those words to become mainstream for a generation. While you'd have to manually add those words in dictionaries, LLMs can learn these words on the fly, based on frequency of usage.
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by fakedang 1y ago
For starters, it's collaborative lol. Compared to Altman trying to pull a fast one on Nadella.
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by fakedang 1y ago
Aight you win fam, I was trippin fr. You're absolutely bussin, no cap. Harvard should be taking notes. (^^ alien language that was developed in less than a decade)
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by fakedang 1y ago
Perplexity to Apple brings obvious synergistic benefits techwise, and resembles previous Apple app acquisitions, but I really don't see how Apple can pay a huge premium for a miniscule userbase (effectively 1000 USD per user at current
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by fakedang 1y ago
And where do they go on day 15? Mars? Uranus? Please don't kid around, we know exactly how the government facilitates the migrations. If it weren't a biggie, why are there protests happening on the streets of Dublin? https:/
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by fakedang 1y ago
While we're at this, I also want to add that it's an absolute travesty that a company like SAP has stopped offering onprem licenses and is now hosting their stuff only on AWS, GCP or Azure (and pushing hard for it).
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by fakedang 1y ago
Airbnb, free migrant housing, rampant unvetted immigration and a tech industry that pays more in comparison to other industries.
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by fakedang 1y ago
Switzerland ships the homeless by bus to other European capitals for free. https://www.joe.co.uk/news/swiss-city-offers-beggars-one-way...
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by fakedang 1y ago
Yes, but overall the culture is not tribal, even amongst the Azeris of Iran (who were traditionally the largest tribal group in Iran). Within Iran, they see themselves along ethnic lines.
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by fakedang 1y ago
LoL exactly what I thought. Persians are extremely proud of being NOT tribal, unlike their Azeri, Afghani, Turkmeni or Tajik neighbours. Most Persians consider themselves proud inheritors of the Achaemenid and Sassanid Empires.
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by fakedang 1y ago
I think Whatsapp has an export chat feature for individual chats that exports that specific chat as a text file.
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by fakedang 1y ago
Click objects.
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by fakedang 1y ago
Yes, places like Koch Industries, heck even JP Morgan. General rule in most countries is that if you're a bank, you can't hire ex-convicts (for the lack of a better word).
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by fakedang 1y ago
Oscar judges don't watch the movies they judge. They usually just ask their children about them, or go by general "vibes" or choose by which one has more "diversity", etc. https://variety.com/2025&#x
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by fakedang 1y ago
https://secondchancebusinesscoalition.org/ Lists other companies which are part of the coalition.
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by fakedang 1y ago
What the article does not mention is that one of the more recent key biological therapies that is used is asparaginase, which has proven to be extremely effective for ALL. Also surprisingly, the article did not mention that there's a s
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by fakedang 1y ago
To be fair, nearly all superpowers and regional powers in the world currently have poor relations with their neighbors lol. USA? Check (the new entrant). China? Check. Russia? Check. India? Check. Japan? Check (too few neighbors though) Ir
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by fakedang 1y ago
Because Iran is Shia and the rest of its neighbours are ruled by Sunnis. Some even have majority Shia populations that can be restive under a Sunni autocrat. Even then, Iran still has strong ties with all of those neighbors. They trade acti
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by fakedang 1y ago
Obviously there are. But you still have a higher proportion of engineer types leading multinational companies, whether they are tech or finance businesses, etc. In Europe, except for France (thanks to the Grand Ecole system), I have yet to
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by fakedang 1y ago
Certainly better than non-typed python.
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by fakedang 1y ago
They could if they made the same looks with an underlying Android OS, just like Huawei and all the Chinese brands which have been barred from Google Android.
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by fakedang 1y ago
Unfortunately the Gripen also uses a lot of US parts.
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by fakedang 1y ago
Why not C++ though? Learning C++ before Python helped me retain a bias for good programming practices.
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by fakedang 1y ago
Mostly from personal experience and interacting with a lot of them, who form their little boy's clubs. It's especially bad in German Europe and Italy where the vast majority of leadership of extremely technical companies are large
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by fakedang 1y ago
Can we talk about the LibreOffice UI/UX? It's shit. It doesn't feel like MS Office, but like some Frankenstein's version of it. I would much rather prefer if OnlyOffice were pushed as the open source standard for office
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by fakedang 1y ago
Ideally yes, but do you realistically think that happens?
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by fakedang 1y ago
Apotheker is basically everything wrong with the EU non-startup tech scene today. Not him personally per se, but you see a lot of characters like him on a much more regular basis in EU companies than you will find in US companies. These kin
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by fakedang 1y ago
There was another reason behind the Windows phone failure and the lack of apps - Google blocking Microsoft from using its platform native APIs. Microsoft weren't allowed to use, for eg, the YouTube API natively, so the "native&quo
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by fakedang 1y ago
The example about the filesystem really drove the idea home. Thanks a lot!

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