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iamtheworstdev
7mo ago
i believe the parent comment was being sarcastic
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iamtheworstdev
7mo ago
I assume once the bubble bursts they'll be turned into power supplies for bitcoin miners
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iamtheworstdev
7mo ago
That's a textbook example of Goodhart's Law isn't it?
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7mo ago
Starlink recently implemented new rules for satellites that travel more than 100mph. Service is deactivated unless they have a valid government ID and an aircraft's tail number attached to the account. While both can be faked, you coul
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iamtheworstdev
7mo ago
you don't want to give up your DNS to visit the USA? /s
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7mo ago
private equity doesn't create efficiencies. The real world is not some MicroEcon 101 class. > “As our investigation revealed, these financial entities are putting their own profits over patients, leading to health and safety violati
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iamtheworstdev
7mo ago
wow. quite literally the only ones in my area are surveilling the county park / community center. that's creepy. I'll just have to assume they're doing something creepier at the public library.
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iamtheworstdev
7mo ago
the largest issue in American health care is private equity and middle men raising the cost of everything. edit if doctor scarcity were the issue then doctors would have a lot more leverage in salary negotiations than they do, which is to
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iamtheworstdev
7mo ago
:shrug: I'm an Atheist, I loved the series.
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iamtheworstdev
7mo ago
i guess he's wondering if they finally managed to secure a domestic screw producer or they're if importing them from China?
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7mo ago
Yea but are you paying a profitable amount of money to your service provider for you to do it? I find it hard to believe that Anthropic is profiting off of my $100/mo subscription based on how active I keep my machines running.
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iamtheworstdev
8mo ago
It definitely read like a (TODO finish comment)
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iamtheworstdev
8mo ago
someone's moltbot is lost
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iamtheworstdev
8mo ago
in a sense, that's what politic discourse has already become.
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iamtheworstdev
8mo ago
obviously he's talking about the lawyers that haven't been caught with fake citations (yet)
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iamtheworstdev
8mo ago
Ever feel like these things are being burned down not just on purpose, but for the gains of someone else?
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8mo ago
It's been a decade and it's hard to keep up with all of the drama and ego. It was the EyeQ3 vision system. It used cameras, radar, and ultrasonic sensors and Tesla was accessing them directly. MobileEye cut them off and Elon put h
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8mo ago
he didn't refuse it. MobileEye or whoever cut Tesla off because they were using the lidar sensors in a way he didn't approve. From there he got mad and said "no more lidar!"
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8mo ago
not only that, but clawdbot/moltbot/openclaw/whatever they call themselves tomorrow/etc also tells you your token usage and how much you have left on your plan while you're using it (in the terminal/console). S
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9mo ago
> The following question is "what will they do with the names of the people they pull?". I'll take a shot at the answer -> Charge them with treason. Because that's the country we live in now, and most of us are jus
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9mo ago
rarely has a company rested so hard on their laurels as 3dFX
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9mo ago
are there really startups (in the US) pushing 996?
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9mo ago
no one pays the top rate today either. I've spent a large chunk of my adult life in the top 5% of income earners and I've never had an effective tax rate over 17% that I can recall.
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10mo ago
that's actually not all that true... a lot of fiber that had been laid went dark, or was never lit, and was hoarded by telecoms in an intentional supply constrained market in order to drive up the usage cost of what was lit.
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11mo ago
Rule 14 is why every government and large cooperation has an insane amount of bloat and middle managers, IMHO. People's power and pay are determined by two things - the number of people working under them, and their budget (which is of
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11mo ago
when the hype bubble implodes.. Tesla doesn't exist anymore. None of their perceived future value is based on automobiles.
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11mo ago
well, at this point, 90% of the market cap of FAANGS plus Microsoft is... OMG AI LLM hype
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1y ago
I think OP is suggesting that if it's a ridiculous idea to have a car payment that high, why aren't poorer people agreeing with said idea?
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1y ago
> It feels like React generally has an ongoing trajectory towards increasing complexity and features. For something that's effectively become the standard for frontend that's unfortunate. Is that not every software development
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1y ago
Article leaves out how Private Equity has moved hard into the supply chains for buses and fire trucks and started taking advantage of their positions.
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