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by hypeatei 1y ago
I never said she isn't corrupt but insider trading has been a talking point long before this unprecedented corruption we're seeing in the Whitehouse. These whataboutisms are pointless and disavowing the behavior literally does not
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by hypeatei 1y ago
> but she is just as corrupt. This is why The Democrats' attacks on Trump don't work. If you steal $100 you don't get to be outraged at the guy who steals $1 million. Is this satire? If not, that's completely delusion
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by hypeatei 1y ago
That's Spains issue. Spaniards should encourage their government to eliminate whatever nonsensical provision in the law that allows ranges of IPs to be blocked at the service provider level for soccer matches.
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by hypeatei 1y ago
I don't think GP is an official at the FAA or has any influence over those who work at the FAA. It's kinda strange that you'd assume it's not for curiosity and/or personal use.
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by hypeatei 1y ago
Pelosi ran her own cryptocurrency meme coin where transactions can't be tied to a specific person? Oh right, no, she publicly disclosed stock trades that literally everyone else in Congress is doing as well. How does running a meme coi
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by hypeatei 1y ago
> My fear is the US will cycle dumb right to stupid left, which helps absolutely nobody. I agree, but having a "stupid left" is a whole lot better than a "dumb right" who is authoritarian and willing to side step ever
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by hypeatei 1y ago
I mean, sure, but it's most likely a myopic analysis trying to keep earnings looking good for next quarter. My personal feeling is that, after seeing the winds shifting, you would figure out how to operate in an open garden and start p
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by hypeatei 1y ago
Is Apple really going to keep playing this game of gatekeeping until legislation forces them not to? I really don't understand how you could remain so stubborn as a company that a system of complex rules across regions is preferable to
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by hypeatei 1y ago
I thought we were draining the swamp >:(
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by hypeatei 1y ago
The article doesn't mention it but they sent like 30 federal agents to knock on this guys door, arrested him, and filmed it all for social media. The amount of unhinged behavior from this admin that goes unnoticed is crazy. EDIT: It wa
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by hypeatei 1y ago
What does testing one nuke say about the thousands of nukes you have stockpiled? The point is: having a nuclear weapon is already a major deterrent and no one is going to poke your buttons to find out if they work or not. Doing a test deton
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by hypeatei 1y ago
> If nuclear deterrence relies on functional weapons I don't think it does. No one will mess with you if you merely have one bomb let alone the US which has 5k+ warheads and a triad of delivery mechanisms. Blowing up nuclear bombs a
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by hypeatei 1y ago
Why even check the status page at all if you're experiencing errors and others are reporting the same? I don't see the point in getting worked up over how long it takes a company to update their status page. There is a ton of movi
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by hypeatei 1y ago
Bankruptcy is not an easy path out of debt. I've seen others go through it and it's stressful: they pry into all your finances, you still have to pay it off (just at a lower amount), and it destroys your credit. There are weird re
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by hypeatei 1y ago
We all know this is going to pop at some point but I personally think Amazon would be a good investment for the next 6 months or so. They just did layoffs, can ride the OpenAI hypetrain, and they beat recent earnings. If they beat next earn
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by hypeatei 1y ago
The answer is: they don't. It operates similar to a ponzi where they need a certain amount of new "investors" each year to sustain their scheme. Obviously, collapse is inevitable on a long enough timeline for any company, but
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by hypeatei 1y ago
Ferrous Systems donated their language specification ("Ferrocene") to the Rust foundation[0] who is working on integrating it but that takes time, obviously. 0: https://rustfoundation.org/media/ferrous-systems
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by hypeatei 1y ago
Swift uses Automatic Reference Counting (ARC) which is a form of garbage collection.
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by hypeatei 1y ago
I don't understand why political topics such as international treaties like this are upvoted and kept on the front page? To be clear, I'm in favor of politics being discussed on here, but this is so uninteresting and pointless to
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by hypeatei 1y ago
I hold the exact same sentiment. The safest investment you can make in this AI race is Alphabet. The smaller players being wrapped up in this (CRWV, NOK, etc...) are going to get obliterated when the returns are not as good as previously th
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by hypeatei 1y ago
The portal is up for me and their status page confirms they did a failover for it. Definitely not disputing that its reach is wide, but a lot of smaller setups probably aren't using Front Door.
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by hypeatei 1y ago
All of my employers things are hosted on Azure and running just fine and didn't go down at all. Portal access has been fixed. Doesn't seem to be too bad of an outage unless you were relying on Azure Front Door.
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by hypeatei 1y ago
Starbucks mobile was down during the AWS outage too...
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by hypeatei 1y ago
I think the recent push to restrict "sideloading" made people realize that the term itself helps Google frame it to normies as a fringe, non-standard thing that needs controls around it. When in reality you're just installi
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by hypeatei 1y ago
> Lots of people say "sideload" without trying to convey such negative meanings Sure, but they effectively do even if they're not trying to. It comes off like you're up to no good or doing something dangerous. Like
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by hypeatei 1y ago
It depends on the forum, but I think some level of "flamewar" type stuff should be tolerated for scenarios like this. I'd happily be okay with someone replying to me and saying "you're really fucking offbase and del
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by hypeatei 1y ago
Seeing the results of the 2024 election as anything other than a lashing out against COVID inflation tells me you might be in a right wing media bubble. Incumbents lost globally, not just in the US. Pretending there was some big conspiracy
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by hypeatei 1y ago
> Can someone explain the angle here? RFK (or maybe Trump) gave themselves an arbitrary deadline of September this year to "find the cause of autism" which obviously meant they had to find a scapegoat. Some speculate that they
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by hypeatei 1y ago
The issue is that Trump is a vessel that all sorts of people are trying to use to push their agenda. As long as you declare loyalty to him, you're allowed in and can push whatever BS you want no matter how wacky or authoritarian it is.
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by hypeatei 1y ago
Cooking your books and calling it a "triple win" is certainly interesting. Nokia just diluted their shares in hopes that AI hype keeps the price pumped up. They do keep the $1B so I guess we'll see what they do with it (other

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