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by iririririr 2mo ago
unless the othet sellers are selling counterfeit books, you have zero grounds for any of those. worked in advertisement, and there's legal precedent to allow bidding on competitor brands (for every advertising network joy).
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by iririririr 2mo ago
that's only to complain about their service to you, not cases like fraud or copyright infringement, which was the subject here
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by iririririr 2mo ago
good time to remember firefox mobile (specially ios) does not have reproducible builds! on android, f-doid fennec and all other forks do! it's not even hard, so in my view this "is a feature" for mozilla. then, further rememb
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by iririririr 2mo ago
it's nice that you trying to get to the bottom of your understanding on this. But let me join mdp2021 and flohofwoe. The mistake is that the quote you pulled was already showing the historical revisionism that you inherited, but maybe
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by iririririr 2mo ago
it won by wearing decentralization as a trojan Horse.
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by iririririr 2mo ago
more interested in the manual their sales rep used.
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by iririririr 2mo ago
do you feel this is the same trade off of UI builders like android studio (or msvb6). you do in minutes what you previously did in 2, 3 hours. is it all the work? no, but it's a part that's early on and have high perceived impact.
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by iririririr 2mo ago
the fact you all dropping one operation after another, and the top HN story now about Ai just being better at remembering... kinda explains why Tata, and it's reboot, grok, went Mecha Hitler.
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by iririririr 2mo ago
the whole world agrees flock is awful and unfixable. Now, flock investor should get more hate.
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by iririririr 2mo ago
a spot on "joke". deb12 is gone for a month now.
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by iririririr 2mo ago
flutter should 100% drop web target. if you disagree you never used flutter for real, or are lying to yourself while employed by google to work on flutter
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by iririririr 2mo ago
From the customer point of view: at a fortune500 I dealt a LOT with h1 (it was never H1) in the early days. Then we got a CISO who was mostly a showman. And at some point (which match the changes in leadership at h1 the article describes) t
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by iririririr 3mo ago
The original download link's file having "...(1).pdf" in the name got me looking for a duplicate download for longer than I'd like to admit.
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by iririririr 3mo ago
in the sense most investors doubt they can become a big ISP without covering the sky and taking much more spectrum besides the 2(?) ghz they can use today
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by iririririr 3mo ago
Love how in the video demo you drill down into Salesforce own internal data. Got a good laugh at that. Thank you.
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by iririririr 3mo ago
Was flywheel started on agentic Ai? Or a traditional press-relation/social-media-mgr migrating to Agentic Ai?
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by iririririr 3mo ago
> with pharma sponsors maybe offtopic, but might be relevant for people considering the company; How is the prospect of entering this market with a investor in the space? Pharma research is very protective of their data. You likely won&#
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by iririririr 3mo ago
would you start some business endeavor after being a well off multimillionaire, where the goal is to implement advertising?
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by iririririr 3mo ago
that's 99.9 of them. the ones with the strong feelings towards ideas most of the time is already post-idea-du-jour narrative
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by iririririr 3mo ago
it's common to move "unused" code to patches
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by iririririr 3mo ago
so, can it scale?
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by iririririr 3mo ago
let's see if anyone has the courage to propose 1Bi of the genius bill to fund the internet archive
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by iririririr 3mo ago
in other words, the entire american society depends on tools completely under capricious control of a few people who barely care about them. nobody might care about google news. i don't, because I've seen what the article describe
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by iririririr 3mo ago
i browse with an extension that helps figth the FOMO and replace some Ai marketing/buzzwords. so they got Slop Rations instead of tokens and it was funnier
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by iririririr 3mo ago
from what i know from Microsoft: the thing du jour is often staffed with the most corporate savy leaders. And this problem has no actual solution (i bet the "fix" was a regex). I'd bet these 3mo was a long game of corporate h
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by iririririr 3mo ago
> We will build a high-quality terminal multiplexer that remains excellent at that job, even as it grows to support the second and third parts of the plan. why this feels the next step is data collection and Ads?
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by iririririr 3mo ago
both of these are easily bypassed by bots. security theater at its finest. not to mention wasteful.
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by iririririr 3mo ago
this is cope (i mean, it happens a lot, but is not the cause of what is seem on the paper). I noticed even with plenty of context, the model sometimes chose a path that "fools" the attention layers to bypass some rules. you can no
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by iririririr 3mo ago
wow. Ai providers can't solve fraud 101 with their oh-so-dangerous-if-released-models? i think this alone is the biggest bear signal
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by iririririr 3mo ago
most (all?) of those will 100% block valid traffic too

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