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541.
by koolba 1y ago
They’re probably advising a startup that does exactly that as a service. Lawfare-as-a-service would have incredible margins!
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by koolba 1y ago
The medieval alchemists were correct. They just couldn’t get their furnaces hot enough!
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by koolba 1y ago
I love his accent. It really feels like an American visiting Europe.
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by koolba 1y ago
> Robert Francis Prevost, a native of Chicago, will be the next pope and has taken the name Leo XIV. Habemus papam!
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Standard Chartered apologizes for $120K Bitcoin price call, 'may be too low'(cnbc.com)
14 points by koolba 1y ago|11 comments
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by koolba 1y ago
Depends on how far up the chain you go. I can see some oddball situations created when vibe coding meets unsecured AWS access keys. Imagine a rogue prompt deploying a self perpetuating worm that creates scam apps and uses the funds to creat
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by koolba 1y ago
If you’re never coming back or feel it will not reputational impact you, there’s no economic incentive to tip after the service is rendered either. It’s a moral and social contract decision. In particular if you want to incentive the world
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by koolba 1y ago
> You could use the service, if you wanted. Just pay what it really costs. Then they should have whatever that is be the actual displayed cost. As it stands now, there’s an often delivery fee which apparently does not guarantee and reaso
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by koolba 1y ago
Thank you for the detailed explanation!
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by koolba 1y ago
> It's also memory safe, e.g. if there is no free() in your code, then there is no double-free, etc. How does that work in practice? Is it an arena allocator per command execution? Fixed size preallocation of space for shell variab
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by koolba 1y ago
I think being naked is a factor as well. Have not been able to A/B test that part of it in an office environment yet though.
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by koolba 1y ago
Why is not wearing gloves???
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Judge Rejects Lawsuit with Dragon Logo, Calling It 'Juvenile and Impertinent'(nytimes.com)
2 points by koolba 1y ago|2 comments
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by koolba 1y ago
> I struggle to find a use case where this would optimize good code. I can think of plenty of bad code usecases, but are we really optimizing for bad code? The most common such usage in modern web programming is storing and retrieving a
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by koolba 1y ago
If you're going to ascribe intentions to the non-voting public, then sure you can come up with whatever stats you'd like. I don't see how any of that is meaningful. You're just taking your own personal biases and echo ch
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by koolba 1y ago
I’m not shocked that about half the country doesn’t agree. I just find it funny that that half of the country does not realize that the other half of the country is still half of a country.
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by koolba 1y ago
> Sometimes I think the political types and the elites don't realize how big of a minority they represent because they live in echo chambers that always tell them what they want to hear. Coming to that conclusion yet not realizing t
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by koolba 1y ago
> And most of America would gladly trade out Trump, Vance and the current crop of idiots in favor of Jimmy Carter or Bush the Lesser any day of the week. I doubt that. In the 2024 election he won the electoral college handily and also wo
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by koolba 1y ago
Jimmy Carter was a terrible President. He’s a fine person, but a terrible commander and chief. Heck, he even gave away the Panama Canal! That’s some serious lack of forward thinking.
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by koolba 1y ago
> This is quite sad. PBS and NPR were jewels of the American system. The right-wing has latched on to the message that all public-funded media that isn't right-wing-biased is _bad_ and are trying to kill it everywhere. It's pre
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by koolba 1y ago
This exists already. You can have cookies at higher level of the same domain. So foo.example.com and bar.example.com can share cookies at example.com. You can also use CORS to interact with a truly third party site. None of these require th
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Ukraine and U.S. Sign Economic and Reconstruction Deal(nytimes.com)
7 points by koolba 1y ago|0 comments
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by koolba 1y ago
This is not surprising at all. Gold is up 23% year to date priced in dollars. The euro is up about 10% year to date. A commensurate rise in real estate prices for arguably the most international city in the USA seems logical.
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by koolba 1y ago
> Before you wave this off as a “both sides are just as bad” issue, consider that the reason Amazon started down the path of displaying tariffs is likely due to a long-standing company value of putting the customer first. It makes sense
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by koolba 1y ago
> Amazon appears to be responding to the wishes of the President out of fealty or fear. Ah yes. When a company does something at the ask of a Democratic administration it’s an act of valor or bravery. When they do it at the ask of a Repu
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by koolba 1y ago
For years Amazon has refused to display a consistent “Made in ____” label on product pages. They also will not let you filter on (or exclude) country of origin. They’re free to do whatever they want, but it’s hardly some conspiracy theory.
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by koolba 1y ago
I hope you weren’t paying for bandwidth by the KiB.
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by koolba 1y ago
Wouldn’t this type of concentration happen directly as a result of any irrigation system? If you keep transferring water to the same land, anything that doesn’t get absorbed by plant matter and picked or evaporate would stay in the soil. So
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Temu adds 145% 'import charges' after Trump tariffs, more doubling some prices(cnbc.com)
25 points by koolba 1y ago|1 comments
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Chinese factories stopping production/looking for new markets as US tariffs bite(cnbc.com)
7 points by koolba 1y ago|1 comments

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