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by gkanai 2y ago
Companies pay MarkMonitor to NOT make these mistakes. So... GoDaddy failed?
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by gkanai 2y ago
What is sadly ironic is that every manufacturing industry this administration wants back in the US- the US spent decades getting rid of those exact industries in order to focus on higher wage, higher skill roles in services, etc. That said,
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by gkanai 2y ago
That Uzabase ownership of Quartz never made sense. What a clueless decision. Buy an ad-based media property and change it to subscription- of course you'll make less with a major change in the business model.
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by gkanai 2y ago
if all you want is a denoise plugin, you shouldnt be using a general purpose AI- you should be using a specific tool like DxO PureRAW
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by gkanai 2y ago
Toyota has designed and built that vehicle for that SEA market. Sure could it sell in the US? To some who want that, but the US is over-served for pickup trucks (granted not at that Hilux Champ price point.) Toyota has spent a lot of money
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by gkanai 2y ago
> It doesn't feel right. Who would you have as CEO?
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by gkanai 2y ago
Nikon has just released a powered zoom lens. So hopefully there will be more of these in the future. https://www.nikon.com/company/news/2025/0213_imaging_02.html
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by gkanai 2y ago
https://archive.md/DTkz1
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by gkanai 2y ago
for 3 and 4 the native apps support those formats but you may be happier with VLC which is available for iOS as well.
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by gkanai 2y ago
The mistake was for the expenses to be so high. It's because she previously worked at corporate channels that had those positions so she hired for those roles without understanding that a new channel in a crowded segment (cooking) will
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by gkanai 2y ago
Time and time again we see the US moving production of some key product or material overseas only to regret that decision a number of years later. It happens over and over again. Market forces are great, but should be ignored in key sectors
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North Korea Responsible for Theft of $308M USD from Bitcoin.DMM.com(fbi.gov)
35 points by gkanai 2y ago|10 comments
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by gkanai 2y ago
In this case, semiconductors are a segment which Japan was leading back in the 80s. And Japanese inputs have been continuously critical for even today's leading edge semis from TSMC as well as for others like from Samsung or AMD. So if
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by gkanai 2y ago
> They are blocked because they don’t censor content. These platforms certainly do censor content. They have large teams globally that do just that.
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by gkanai 2y ago
Reciprocity is key. Google and Facebook and most Western web services are blocked in China. If that is the case, then there should be no complaint with blocking Bytedance/other Chinese apps in the West.
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by gkanai 2y ago
Great storytelling. I worked in open source for a decade (at Mozilla during the rise of Firefox) and Mozilla hired many from their OSS contributions to Firefox. Its not an easy path, and it pays to specialize in an important niche, but it c
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by gkanai 2y ago
Token ring networks! So glad we moved on from that.
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by gkanai 2y ago
Not Japan, fwiw. Japan has been very reasonable for real estate for decades. We're now seeing inflation in major metro areas but outside of that, it's very reasonable.
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by gkanai 2y ago
you get an upvote
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by gkanai 2y ago
Levine being at Bloomberg (which is a central org in finance media) is important. That finance media can support a Levine and his salary is also important.
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by gkanai 2y ago
Until there are significant financial damages associated with each of these breaches, companies just won't invest enough to secure the information. These sorts of breaches should be existential to the company- they should never happen.
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by gkanai 2y ago
https://archive.md/B2vDV
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by gkanai 2y ago
As someone who spent 5 years in China pre-pandemic, China is a threat to many nations due to their growth. The Chinese govt. is specifically targeting key markets (EVs, solar, battery tech, steel, semiconductors) and China makes much more o
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by gkanai 2y ago
Certik is widely used in the blockchain industry for smart contract audit/verification.
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by gkanai 2y ago
A lot depends on where you ski. If you're skiing in the Northeast US, where conditions are often icy, then yes tuning matters a great deal. If you race, or want precision in your turns, then tuning is important. If you're a powder
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by gkanai 2y ago
Either _that_ is the joke for Altman or there are lot of Johansson fans at OpenAI.
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by gkanai 2y ago
Bloomberg's Odd Lots Podcast had an ex-CIA officer, Phil Houston, on in April of 2024. He was promoting a new book but he had a lot of great advice for anyone to use regarding 'tells' when people are lying. Murati was clearly
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by gkanai 3y ago
Chip War is good. Acquired Podcast has done a great TSMC deep dive. https://www.acquired.fm/episodes/tsmc Asianometry has done a lot of semicon videos with lots of ASML EUV videos. https://www.youtube.com&#x
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by gkanai 3y ago
They should never have agreed to holding the Hugos in China.
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by gkanai 3y ago
Those 3 are not that important. You need either a significant high tech manufacturing industry (US post-war, Japan, Korea, Taiwan are all significant manufacturing nations), you need significant capital (debatable for UK), you need talent (

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