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There is nothing more Bezos than Bezos expecting people to still pay, in order to read his propaganda.
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WaPo was more establishment than left. You were not seeing pro-Palestine editorials from WaPo, rather quite the contrary.
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Also there are now databases purpose built for specific domains. E.g. if you are building a financial ledger I would way rather be interfacing with TigerBeetle than scaffolding an application-driven ledger around Postgres. https:/&#
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Postgres is great, but the level of work required to scale it on large workloads is really quite overwhelming. You really need expert-level knowledge to scale it. Just ask anybody who has had to shard their database.
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Cheaters poker sounds like a blast, but it sounds like it would descend pretty quickly into a physical game of trying to peak at other people's cards and them defending theirs (and the game deck).
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https://archive.md/PvQRi
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I'm not seeing these as having more value for portability than a normal laptop, smartphone or tablet.
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Somebody should publish a book of Linus's greatest meltdowns.
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Spending days to accomplish the most trivial of tasks happens in both remote and in-office settings.
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Hybrid is a huge problem because it requires you to still buy a home or rent in a HCOL city.
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That music intro is way too loud.
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Political positions are rarely about the money, they're about the power.
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New theory explains how water first arrived on Earth
(phys.org)
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Similarly it amazes me Amazon Echo and Google Home's voice assistants are still so bad. Why haven't they plopped an LLM on top of these devices yet?!
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Pretty wild that humanity would only have four years to respond if when we measure it again in 2028 it's confirmed on track to hit Earth. I doubt humanity could assemble quickly enough to divert it.
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Wow I never realized how prolific and excessive the traffic was.
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The name itself, as for-profit closed source software, is grating.
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But with starlink internet as far as I know they bypass traditional ISP's.
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It's curious how this hooks up to existing telecom networks. I always thought of Starlink as eventually bankrupting them.
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There are plenty of issues where there exists a strong majority consensus for a certain course of action that Congress hasn't acted on. The sad fact is that the opinions of what 90% of Americans think have been found to have essentia
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In fairness, this situation emerges because Congress has proven broadly incapable of passing or updating laws, even when polling shows a strong majority consensus for a new direction. Ultimately, the govt is run by people, and those people&
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Another trend that's on the rise is danger tourism. Visiting places with active travel advisories or seen as dangerous. E.g. going to Israel or eastern Ukraine right now. Trips to Somalia, Yemen, North Korea etc.
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Every state to a different degree subsidizes its automobile industry. Living in Australia now with access to Chinese EV's is eyeopening. It's great for the consumer. To the extent you accept EV's as a solution for reducing
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The world is more than just China and the United States. That was the point of my original comment. The United States here feels entitled to own and run an app used on every continent of the world. No other country could get away with de
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I don't think it's unfair to China, I think it's unfair to European countries, Canada, Australia, and the rest of the world that uses TikTok who are watching the U.S. demand it is entitled to run and control TikTok. This woul
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Can you imagine any other country making this demand and it being taken seriously? It is negotiation by means of extortion. Why are American tech companies entitled to the profits of an internationally used app?
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Even when you buy a game by disc nowadays, you are forced into waiting an hour to install cloud updates.
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They care about being the cheapest option on Amazon, so that you will care about buying it. :)
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Similar paper that's also fascinating, on why online communities grow more insular and rigid over time: https://researchers.westernsydney.edu.au/en/publications/com... Full paper: https://ojs.aaai
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Facebook has pretty advanced features that cross check your digital signatures like IP address, browser, registered email, etc to prevent sockpuppeting. This is especially true if you want to make ads with your account.
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