gtirloni

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   by gtirloni 1y ago

   It's usually some new entrant taking on an old brand so they aren't really helping that brand's awareness.
2. 152.▲
   by gtirloni 1y ago

   It's a curse we also inherited in Brazil. Companies can't have any marketing mentioning their competitors or they face lawsuits.
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   by gtirloni 1y ago

   > There was some shared code base with the other company. One of our devs made a comment that was something like "Reversing Migration Script" in the code.
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   by gtirloni 1y ago

   The author says the company is very litigious. He probably doesn't want them suing him on a personal basis, which makes a lot of sense. Keep in mind their own directors wouldn't pick a fight with this company themselves.
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   by gtirloni 1y ago

   That's a very naive view. Domains aren't just a thing you rent for no reason. Either you have a use for it or you don't, even if the use is just parking it for as long as needed until someone hopefully wants to buy it from yo
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   Ask HN: Why does ICANN allow indefinite domain parking?

   2 points by gtirloni 1y ago|3 comments
7. 157.▲
   by gtirloni 1y ago

   I don't know what I'm looking at.
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   by gtirloni 1y ago

   I think the article is talking in terms of % of total sales. Even with the US being big, most people aren't doing those kind of trips. They need a car for city use. Those people should be driving the % of total sales up but they aren&#
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   by gtirloni 1y ago

   > Soon in the US, getting elected to a Federal Office will be much better than winning a lottery The future is now: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2025/08/18/the-number
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    by gtirloni 1y ago

    > major investment in green public transport. In the US? Not a chance.
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    by gtirloni 1y ago

    You can't run anything close to ChatGPT levels of parameters locally though.
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    by gtirloni 1y ago

    wow https://x.com/koryodynasty/status/1973956091638890499 > A senior government official overseeing recovery efforts for South Korea's national network crisis has reportedly died by suicide in Sejong.
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    Why does Slack even bother with Release Notes?(slack.com)

    2 points by gtirloni 1y ago|1 comments
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    The Interim Computer Museum – September Report(icm.museum)

    2 points by gtirloni 1y ago|0 comments
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    by gtirloni 1y ago

    By their costume, of course.
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    by gtirloni 1y ago

    I find it amazing how some people here lack the empathy to understand this is the author's personal experience and that they feel entitled to cosplay the confused person thinking all of this is absurd and makes no sense from their poin
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    by gtirloni 1y ago

    Same if it involves a human yelling. If I'm in my bed while it's happening , I might actually sleep briefly. It becomes impossible to stay awake sometimes. Other high stress situations involving actually solving something motiva
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    Radicle 1.5.0 Released(radicle.xyz)

    3 points by gtirloni 1y ago|1 comments
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    by gtirloni 1y ago

    Without YT Premium, YT has become a cesspool. With YT Premium, it's boring as the algorithm keeps bringing you back to your bubble.
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    AI Incident Database(incidentdatabase.ai)

    1 points by gtirloni 1y ago|0 comments
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    by gtirloni 1y ago

    I think I'm getting too sensitive to AI-assisted articles. So many whimsical terms to make something "fun".
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    by gtirloni 1y ago

    I'm sure some of RedHat stuff will end up in the Apache Foundation once IBM realizes it has no interest in them.
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    by gtirloni 1y ago

    Why did Sinclair threaten to not air it?
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    by gtirloni 1y ago

    I'm not a US citizen so take what I write below with a grain of salt. I always thought the US to be a stronghold of democracy and free speech. I know, it's a naive view and we know how huge companies and corrupt politicians can su
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    by gtirloni 1y ago

    At the point where you enable this feature (you wouldn't walk around with it enabled at all times because why?) the phone shows a screen asking you to get consent and the other person touches yes/no and that's it? Or would a
26. 176.▲
    by gtirloni 1y ago

    You mean Windows-based ARM laptops or Macbooks?
27. 177.▲
    by gtirloni 1y ago

    Understood, thanks for clarifying. In my case, my hyperfocus sessions (sometimes on useful, sometimes on useless things) are in between absurd levels of distractions so I can't totally relate.
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    by gtirloni 1y ago

    Same here. Podman Desktop is great. podman/buildah and the whole ecosystem is much more reliable on the server as well.
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    by gtirloni 1y ago

    I think "just fine" would imply you can invoke hyperfocus whenever you want. In my experience, it happens with the most undesirable things at the most undesirable moments.
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    by gtirloni 1y ago

    > Another thing to consider is that, once you are medicated, you have a whole new set of skills to develop. Exactly. Once I got diagnosed, the doctor wanted to remove the SSRI's that had been treating the side effects and not the