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by fsuts 2mo ago
This Daytona? https://github.com/daytonaio/daytona As the repo says no longer maintained
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by fsuts 2mo ago
Comes down to finances ultimately? If can afford wild then get wild, otherwise farmed is cheaper. No different to farmed animals or non organic crops. All three are maximised for growth rate and revenue
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by fsuts 2mo ago
Yes it’s mostly unusable but ongoing iterations of projects like this will eventually lead to a usuable version so good to see
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by fsuts 2mo ago
> I've kind of half joked with my wife about the idea of opening a modern video rental place there. We both lament the loss of a place or you could go and chit chat about movies. South Park did an episode where Randy Marsh does this
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by fsuts 2mo ago
Inside a monolith it's easy to answer questions like "Which dependencies are we shipping?"; or "Is this piece of code still used?” Once the code is spread across dozens of independent services, those answers become
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by fsuts 2mo ago
My primary concern is the risk that authoritarian governments—not solely the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), although the CCP is clearly the most capable threat If relations improve between the countries over ai, that comment coul
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by fsuts 2mo ago
In finance there is the concept of ‘sunk cost’ and not letting it factor into future decisions. You have spent money and have got so far, now you need to forget the money spent and ask yourself if today you still see this project as viable
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by fsuts 2mo ago
I use Tor (with no scripts addon) for casual browsing, closing it down regularly to clear it. Then a mainstream browser for anything I leave logged in like email. And Firefox with clear everything on exit setting for the occasional site blo
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by fsuts 2mo ago
Will likely be via a zero code platform like n8n or make or zappier. Imagine some sales and CRM platforms are also offering this
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by fsuts 2mo ago
Peer pressure / fear of losing competitiveness to rivals / latest band wagon to get promoted via
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by fsuts 2mo ago
Illegally parked Cars are regularly lifted up and put into the back of flatbed lorries or towed away on back two wheels so this is arguably more gentle!
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by fsuts 2mo ago
I imagine nvidia is securing these loans on the hardware being bought? So if the company defaults they can take the GPUs and servers etc and sell those.
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by fsuts 2mo ago
The market wants to take a cut per transaction, perpetually. At a high profit margin. This is one where not the market but a country/group of countries need to rollout their own public payments so fees are minimal to zero.
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by fsuts 2mo ago
> I think this will be a much bigger threat to Visa and Mastercard than the oft-promised digital Euro. Not just the American card networks but also a threat to the US Dollar as the reserve currency and the power it gives to the USA Hence
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by fsuts 2mo ago
Wero’s website says they don’t charge fees So who is charging the fees?
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by fsuts 2mo ago
By raising the profile of airport seizures all it means is that serious criminals will wipe their devices prior to travelling and restore afterwards/buy a new device for travel. The powers of investigators special rights and abilities
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by fsuts 2mo ago
Other countries are worse legally than USA, including uk
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by fsuts 2mo ago
The courts are stacked against the defence as the bigger the fight, the more defence lawyers can bill. The legal profession is incentivised to not seek to change rules that disadvantage their clients…
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by fsuts 2mo ago
Yes. Prosecutors will often lower charges to ones where it can be tried without a jury too
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by fsuts 2mo ago
If it’s a malicious prosecution by the country/state then Jury is your best best over a Judge. There is a reason that Elon Musks companies and others put a ‘you agree to not have a jury trial…’ clause in their terms as Judges are easie
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by fsuts 3mo ago
Most music is controlled by a few large companies. If you could demonstrate a revenue stream higher than streaming then they may support. Without that, a struggle, as you need to have exclusives and bonus tracks to differentiate. With vinyl
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by fsuts 3mo ago
But fair play to OP, you'd have to bounce it through at least Google Translate to make it legible to the predominant English-speaking HM crowd: https://x-com.translate.goog/akiraa_tanaka/status/208011449
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by fsuts 3mo ago
>According to the annual report of the computing giant published this week, the company had 141,000 employees as of May 31, 2026. This is a significant downsizing compared to the corresponding period last year, when the number of
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by fsuts 3mo ago
Not just USA, same in many other countries too. If a journalist or activist don’t use face or fingerprints to unlock devices.
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by fsuts 3mo ago
It’s a loss leader for their other products so it may well do
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by fsuts 3mo ago
It may, but what’s that got to do with moving away from namecheap? Namecheap is not even cheap for names anymore, their renewal prices made me transfer elsewhere
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by fsuts 3mo ago
>Domain privacy protection is a feature that Namecheap provides for all valid domains. Its included by default at no extra cost. Many/most domain registrars now give free domain privacy, so that’s not a reason to stay with namecheap
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by fsuts 3mo ago
B2b contracts have less protection in law than consumer contracts As businesses are expected to be more informed and equal in the negotiations
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by fsuts 3mo ago
Because the discount would be sufficiently large.
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by fsuts 3mo ago
That made me laugh

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