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by gessha 11mo ago
What are they going to do though, go to one of the ten competing video hosting platforms?
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by gessha 11mo ago
It’s negative because under current market regulation and enforcement, big company buys small company and enshittifies every product. What people want (presumably) is a market where you pay once and you access everything and the money get d
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by gessha 11mo ago
Why is the control of publication in their hands and not in yours? Shouldn’t you be able to do whatever after disclosing it responsibly?
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by gessha 11mo ago
Control and privacy?
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by gessha 11mo ago
Don’t underestimate a homelaber’s intention to cosplay as a sysadmin or ability to set their house on fire ;) I wonder if people will come up with ways to repurpose those data center cards.
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by gessha 11mo ago
One thing that I hypothesize about junior developers is that you need to leapfrog the handholding period and go straight to the medium/senior position on your own. You can acquire the medium/senior level of knowledge and experienc
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by gessha 11mo ago
I feel like Google is using the bottom-most tier of their models or at least a heavily quantized version for generating video summaries. I've been testing gemma 3 for data extraction and it's essentially useless.
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by gessha 11mo ago
The level of paranoia and technical chops you need to implement this sort of backup system is non-trivial. You can’t expect this from an average user.
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by gessha 11mo ago
Regardless of whether that was the case, it would be hilarious if the laid off Q/A workers tested their former employers’ software and raised strategic noise to tank the stock.
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by gessha 11mo ago
There’s enough people out there(not me) that there’s a market for all-SSD NASes.
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by gessha 11mo ago
If your country’s intelligence community can’t work in information-scarce environment such as privacy enabled online communications, I don’t know what to tell you.
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by gessha 11mo ago
If you consider the deficiency a national health issue, you can even subsidize a nation scale production reducing the cost even more. From a state perspective, that should be chump change considering the nation-wide effects.
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by gessha 11mo ago
What’s annoying is some newsletters don’t respect the unsubscribe action and continue pumping the spam.
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by gessha 11mo ago
Their problem was that they had the performance claims and marketing of Apple but the implementation of Microsoft Teams. Apple M1 was shaky but all the groundwork was there and it took off. Qualcomm was highly questionable at best.
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by gessha 11mo ago
Just like Linus being content with other people working on solutions to common problems, I’m so happy that you made this! I’ve had this idea for a long time but haven’t had the time to work on it.
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by gessha 11mo ago
I wonder if liquid glass will push people to jailbreak 18 and 26.
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by gessha 11mo ago
Because they fired a bunch of engineers, fired/reorged the PMs and whoever is left is working on the AI shlop.
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by gessha 11mo ago
I guess they just hate their users lmao
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by gessha 11mo ago
It’s a snake oil salesman’s world.
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Cooking in Maximum Security(pluralistic.net)
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by gessha 11mo ago
I walked through a tech store recently and I saw the new iPhones with the liquid gimmick. I opened the camera app on one of their pro phones and it was lagging . I was shocked, I found it mind-boggling. Brand new phone, up to date OS, mark
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by gessha 11mo ago
Meta note: I really detest authors using cryptobro terminology “A dropped” and “B is huge” for anything technical. It immediately smells of script kiddies or their latest reincarnation.
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by gessha 11mo ago
Yeah, that will be the make it to brake it moment because if it’s too essential, it will be implemented but if it’s not, it may become a competitive advantage
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by gessha 11mo ago
Are there any repositories of documented battery life behavior?
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by gessha 11mo ago
When I mentioned Native American repression, I had the federal government breaking treaties in mind which falls under legal category but you’re right that the gov also did the genocide. More generally, as a foreigner who now lives in the US
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by gessha 11mo ago
> used to be that the US stood out because it took the law seriously The US looked like it stood out but it has its own internal and external legal problems such as slavery, Native American repressions, the legacy of slavery, anti-Asia
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by gessha 11mo ago
High int, dump stat wis
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by gessha 11mo ago
I’m not saying the following regarding Draghi’s report or particular regulation in mind: If an unethical business gets started due to underregulation and it generates revenue and contributes to GDP, is that a good thing?
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by gessha 11mo ago
A major difference with regulations is there’s no guaranteed executor of those metaphorical lines of code. If the law gets enforced, then yes, but if nobody enforces it, it loses meaning.
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by gessha 11mo ago
I have a partner and we are the age where we need to decide if we want to have kids or not. Genuinely curious - what are some reasons to have kids aside from “just having offspring”?

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