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by guywithahat 3mo ago
I don't disagree, however using an old PC as a router almost certainly wastes an enormous among of power. An old non-gaming PC could use 70kWh of power a month if running continuously (as a router would), which is around 11 a month and
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by guywithahat 3mo ago
In New Zealand the Maori act as though they're some indigenous population who deserves reparations, however they were really more like a colonial people who lost to a more powerful colonial nation. It's a little like the UK claimi
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by guywithahat 3mo ago
Aren’t most events at hotels “secretive”? Our company all hands certainly isn’t a public event. It’s seems reasonable that defense companies may not always want their events to be public and in newspapers
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by guywithahat 3mo ago
What a horribly dystopian thing to say
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by guywithahat 3mo ago
I mean they could, they aren't a democracy and could easily fall back into Maoism with the next regime change
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by guywithahat 3mo ago
That was my thought too. You can absolutely enter the industry, and big players do as the industry becomes profitable enough to sustain more competitors, it's just not available to the average person in the same way the average person
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by guywithahat 3mo ago
Maybe not for maintainable production code but I've definitely built apps/games for friends and this kind of thing would come in handy. I leave for work, I think of something I want to do, and this way I could just text the agent
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by guywithahat 4mo ago
The tragedy is the Trump admin is setting the precedent and creating the framework which will be abused in the future. For all the complains he made about the deep state, he's just creating a new avenue for them to abuse power
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by guywithahat 4mo ago
I mean many of these companies are doing tens of billions in revenue each, meanwhile their home state is becoming increasingly hostile to their presence. That said this article shares no numbers so I have no idea what the scope or scale of
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by guywithahat 4mo ago
OpenAI had around 8 billion in revenue in 2025, and are estimated to have 25-30 billion in revenue this year. I assume they're not profitable but this is a massive company with margins to look after, I don't think we should treat
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by guywithahat 4mo ago
I have actually really enjoyed it, my only complaint is grok build is closed source. They're all pretty left wing but from my experience Grok is the most neutral. This was really more of a test to see how willing the models were to tak
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by guywithahat 4mo ago
From what I'm seeing it supported everything except the tax/finance questions (where support means to agree with the left-wing prompt). Unless I'm missing something it said it supported legalizing recreational drugs like mari
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by guywithahat 4mo ago
Maybe, but they’re also a massive company. At some point Google stopped being a startup and become a massive company with margins to look after
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by guywithahat 4mo ago
That was my thought too. They obviously won’t face pushback entering the US from a legal standpoint, but I don’t think consumers will tolerate a sub-200 mile EV well here
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by guywithahat 4mo ago
I think you're kind of missing the important bit; there is no threat of invasion and there never has been. People just want reasons to be mad at Trump, and so they make things up
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by guywithahat 4mo ago
There's nothing wrong with the US buying greenland, which has been done for territories around the world? The US has a long history of protecting individual freedoms, China does not. There's an irony that you're aware of the
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by guywithahat 4mo ago
I would disagree with that premise, famously the FBI has used unpaid taxes to after a number of high profile criminals, most famously Al Capone but more frequently its gang members or fraud (like some of the Somali fraud cases in Minnesota)
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by guywithahat 4mo ago
Well those companies exist because of VC's, and the nation's business freedom compared to Europe
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by guywithahat 4mo ago
> There is a lot to be said for VC in recent years not being beneficial for the economy What a wild statement, VC's are behind most of the growth in the US economy, and they directly drive up wages in tech. I'd be fascinated to
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by guywithahat 4mo ago
Correct, they do not meter keys, it's a subscription. There appears to be a free tier followed by paid tiers for increased usage ( https://www.iroh.computer/pricing ). I don't use Iroh so I could be wrong, but the g
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by guywithahat 4mo ago
What you're missing is that they can't charge you for IP's, and someone else already charges you for DNS/domains. They would like to replace your IP's with keys they lookup. It's a cool idea and I would expect
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by guywithahat 4mo ago
He's not talking about politics, he's talking about statups and growth rates, both of which are square in his domain, in fact one would argue that's the basis for his entire career. This article is a response to a politician
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by guywithahat 4mo ago
Unfortunately journalists do engage in baseless smear campaigns? This seems like a legitimate concern
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by guywithahat 4mo ago
Being put on a terror watch list doesn't mean you've assaulted an officer, it means they have reason to believe you're a risk of committing an act of terrorism, which is a reasonable concern for DHS agents. Assuming the man i
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by guywithahat 4mo ago
It's possible SpaceX will get "rekt", but the US has decades of experience and manufacturing processes set up for aerospace, as well as established customers. As long as SpaceX doesn't become heavily unionized I suspect
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by guywithahat 4mo ago
I'm not OP but that was the cost of the initial facility if I remember correctly when it was first up and running, what you're describing I believe is the full cost after all expansions/etc
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by guywithahat 4mo ago
To be fair abandoned projects have always been a feature of GitHub and the broader coding community, it’s just now it’s easier to finish the project before abandoning it entirely
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by guywithahat 4mo ago
Without giving too many details I thought it would be fun to make 2D games based off of banned books (sort of as a marketing ploy, paradoxically everybody likes banned books). Camp of the saints seemed like a good target, which is a fiction
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by guywithahat 4mo ago
I've used/use it. For a while it had one of the best lightweight coding LLM's, which actually lead to a #1 spot on openrouter usage ranking although they've fallen off the top 10 used now. It's also provided some go
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by guywithahat 4mo ago
I can't read the article, but I'm guessing they mean relative to the purchase price. There are no 3k used EV's as far as I'm aware, and purchase price metrics can be misleading since Tesla was able to raise the price dur

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