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by hypeatei 1y ago
That's what I thought: is an extension really that restrictive to where you need your own fork of a browser engine? It appears to me like they're posturing to investors on the AI hype train. Publishing an extension isn't as s
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by hypeatei 1y ago
I mean, the article did say: It doesn't need to render a fucking Chromium instance to make a web request. It doesn't depend on a service to run. It doesn't require an "Enterprise" subscription for basic features
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by hypeatei 1y ago
There's also hurl: https://hurl.dev You define all your requests in a plaintext format and can inject variables etc... plus the name is kinda funny.
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by hypeatei 1y ago
> Give me a boring ass 90s control layout with the electric drive train Exactly. The minimalist interior is super unappealing to me. I want something that's not all based on one screen. It's not just bad from a usability perspe
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by hypeatei 1y ago
There are a lot of "true believers" in the Tesla customer base so it's an easy way to collect money without doing much. The same mindset applies to the stock: it's not really based on any fundamentals, just vibes and Elo
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by hypeatei 1y ago
> all the C++ code is intended to have been replaced. That is not their goal at all, I don't where you heard that. Swift is currently stalled due to some blockers listed on their issue tracker, but any usage of it will be in safety-
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by hypeatei 1y ago
The President typically has a lot of influence over party members in normal times, the Republican sychopants who are in Congress now will do whatever he says. A bipartisan border bill was killed before Trump even got re-elected[0] simply be
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by hypeatei 1y ago
> It's about filling in quotas ignoring talent and objectifying people based on their ethnicity, race and gender. That's illegal[0]. If this is going on, then enlighten us or the EEOC. > You just moved the goalposts to inclu
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by hypeatei 1y ago
And scheduling a call between Indonesia's President and Eric Trump[0]. > In a private exchange picked up by microphones, the Indonesian leader asked to meet Eric Trump, to which the president answered, “I’ll have Eric call you,” &gt
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by hypeatei 1y ago
> You can't on the topics they're talking about What topics? I have a hard time taking comments like this seriously as it reads like you have a persecution complex while your guy just got elected and he controls all three branc
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by hypeatei 1y ago
DEI is about expanding the talent pools and considering more people for something. If you have problems with specific implementations of DEI, that's fine, but to pretend it's all bad is disingenuous. Please list a specific progr
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by hypeatei 1y ago
We've observed what happens when you cave to Trump and his goons: they will want more and turn on you anyway. ABC settled and paid Trump $16M just for his FCC chair to later threaten their license over Jimmy Kimmel's comments. I&#
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by hypeatei 1y ago
> I don't agree with a lot of things he is doing You simply "don't agree" with him banning flag burning, ending birthright citizenship, going after his political opponents and their law firms, threatening broadcasting
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by hypeatei 1y ago
> My head isn't buried > Idk about Epstein or the files Okay.
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The U.S. Is Tiptoeing Away from Many of Trump's Signature Tariffs(wsj.com)
10 points by hypeatei 1y ago|1 comments
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by hypeatei 1y ago
https://archive.is/4m0jG
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by hypeatei 1y ago
You understand the Pentagon is like its own city, right? There are various chain restaurants within it. Officers aren't walking the halls discussing top secret war plans -- that's for the Signal group chat. Joking aside, for discu
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by hypeatei 1y ago
There's a famous saying about going bankrupt: "How did you go bankrupt? Two ways. Gradually, then suddenly" In this case, "going bankrupt" is the dissolution of the United States. We definitely won't be able to
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by hypeatei 1y ago
> And as chaotic and concerning as many political events may be, the idea that the US will become “a failed state” is pretty divorced from the actual reality Becoming a failed state overnight? Probably not, I agree. Midterm elections are
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Marine colonel quits after 24 years citing concern for future of US under Trump(theguardian.com)
24 points by hypeatei 1y ago|1 comments
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by hypeatei 1y ago
> came with them preinstalled That's concerning. Now we have to worry about spyware coming pre installed on houses. I wonder how much the developers got paid to install those?
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by hypeatei 1y ago
Conservatism consists of exactly one proposition, to wit: There must be in-groups whom the law protects but does not bind, alongside out-groups whom the law binds but does not protect.
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by hypeatei 1y ago
Basically, we don't understand batteries and their lifespans that well while we understand wear and tear on an engine quite well. Sure, these concerns are valid, but it seems like you could voice the same concerns over any "early&
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by hypeatei 1y ago
> I believe it's Doordash doing this Restaurants set the menu prices higher on delivery platforms to recoup the money lost in fees. They also pay fees to DoorDash, Uber, etc...
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by hypeatei 1y ago
> Should presumably get cheaper now that there’s fewer humans in the loop They barely pay the humans in the loop now, apparently. I don't see them lowering costs because of this but I guess we'll see.
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by hypeatei 1y ago
Voting has consequences, and burying your head in the sand is no way to deal with that. If the accusations of fascism make you uncomfortable: good. Maybe you should encourage your side to take less steps in that direction and vote for bette
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by hypeatei 1y ago
You're not arguing with someone who is willing to change their mind. Vague responses about "this is what I voted for" and "you're forcing me and others to vote for Trump" are typical signs of someone who's
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by hypeatei 1y ago
Not necessarily. There are quite a few levers the U.S. government and Federal Reserve have to keep things humming along since we're a giant. Stocks are not as rational as you're making them out to be. As the saying goes "grad
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by hypeatei 1y ago
The stock market isn't representative of 1) how the economy is doing and 2) how your civil rights are doing. Would you say the surveillance state we've lived under since Bush is fine because the stock market is at an all time high
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by hypeatei 1y ago
Is this really surprising given the trade wars the U.S. has started with every country in the world, threats of invasion against allies, and the general lack of qualifications that current U.S. cabinet members have like Hegseth and RFK?

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