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by mixdup 8mo ago
The biggest mistake we've made is allowing Amazon (and now Walmart) to both be a seller and to operate what is supposed to be an open marketplace It's insane that the landlord of the mall is also running the biggest store in the m
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by mixdup 8mo ago
I think it's just much more likely that all of those things become features on the bank's website and Ford's website, I doubt that my non-technical family members will go to ChatGPT as the everything app and ask it to do ever
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by mixdup 8mo ago
Will they be willing to offer their content for training AI models?
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by mixdup 8mo ago
The flexibility of big source of truth systems like ERP and CRM is sometimes (often) a downside. Many times these companies need to be told how to do something instead of platform vendors bending over backwards to enable horrible processes
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by mixdup 8mo ago
But who is really going to put together the infrastructure and harness to make all that work? My dad certainly isn't. My mother in law won't What you describe will just end up a feature on Expedia. The highly technical builders of
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by mixdup 8mo ago
Oh no Bain and Jim Cramer think software is dead. All that is is a signal to buy software stocks
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by mixdup 8mo ago
I know people have done truly amazing things with AI lately, but I feel this in my bones. Almost every demo I see is like, uh, I don't need these extremely simple things in my life automated. I can just go to Delta and buy a plane tick
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by mixdup 8mo ago
eventually people will figure out what is safe to let AI build-and-run without supervision, and what level of problem do you need to actually understand what's under the hood, audit what it does, how to maintain it, etc I need a way to
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by mixdup 8mo ago
Unlikely. The future will be some people will do this, but honestly I think it will largely be people who were already tinkering with building things, whether full on software development or not My mom and dad, my brother who drives a dump
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by mixdup 8mo ago
But if that was a goal, or a marketable feature, SaaS and cloud would have competitors out there selling software with perpetual licenses to be run on premises Yes, the vendors want subscriptions and cloud and not owning anything, but custo
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by mixdup 9mo ago
The worst part of vibe coding, and developers as managers of "agents" AI is at best a good intern or a new junior developer. We're locking in mediocrity and continuing enshittification. "Good enough" is codified as
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by mixdup 9mo ago
It's just the next rung on the enshittification ladder. So many steps in our "progress" to enlightenment as a society, as a technology community, is just abstracting away work with a "good enough" solution that is a
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by mixdup 10mo ago
Why? You could easily block their range and it'd be blocked no matter where they went IPv6 is already a nightmare for dealing with scammers and spammers. It's very often I get weirdly blocked because someone has abused my ISP&#x27
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by mixdup 10mo ago
What if I want my devices visible on the public internet? Then I'm tied to my ISP's addresses. Or, I have to maintain both addressing schemes
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by mixdup 10mo ago
>If I move to IPv6 then my "internal" network address space is at the whim of my ISP. This is a major problem to me before I'd go wholesale IPv6 at home as the primary way I address and connect to hosts I have IPv6 enabled
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by mixdup 1y ago
That kind of stuff is the closest that they would come to compete with the others cited. They're all trying to get into datacenter gear, but Cisco specifically has gotten out of various levels of service provider network gear (they s
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by mixdup 1y ago
Cisco, Juniper, and Arista make carrier hardware like cell phone radios and controllers and traditional telephone network switches? While there's probably a little overlap in all of their product lines with Nokia (I mean Nokia makes si
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by mixdup 1y ago
it's extremely unlikely that the plane wifi would be configured that way. trying to use a host file to make github.com respond on acwifi.com was definitely a red herring. It led to figuring out 53 was open, but was definitely not how t
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by mixdup 1y ago
zip codes are not geographic areas, they are a collection of mail delivery points. Sometimes those points are not geographically contiguous or may overlap
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by mixdup 1y ago
Maybe I misinterpreted what this is supposed to show. Is this based on data from like 150 years ago or is it based on how things are today? This is similar to something I saw on reddit over the weekend which was a similar map but based on l
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by mixdup 1y ago
Yeah, they're cops. Cops aren't going to arrest other cops. Their superpower is being the people who are supposed to enforce the law, if they decide to break it who is going to stop them?
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by mixdup 1y ago
Yeah, this weirdly splits the Atlanta metro area in half between two regions based on the counties, and while north Atlanta and south Atlanta metro have decidedly differing cultures (along mostly but not entirely racial lines) the split is
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by mixdup 1y ago
This is neat and all, but obviously was not an advantage or an efficient use of their intelligence resources
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by mixdup 1y ago
The DoD is not exactly known for great efficiency and getting the most value for money
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by mixdup 1y ago
A major reason nuclear plants are super expensive is because we do it so rarely Every reactor and every plant is bespoke, even if they are based on a common "design" each instance is different enough that every project has to be m
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by mixdup 1y ago
It's also incredibly detailed for a report on an event that happened 3 days ago
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by mixdup 1y ago
>what gives you the right to tell them off? The US Constitution? (lot of assumptions of locations here, insert your charter of freedoms/other guarantor of rights here if parent comment OP is not in the US)
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by mixdup 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weev#AT&T_data_breach
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by mixdup 1y ago
>There’s no liability or exposure for recording non-consensually. It’s a public space. That is not how wiretapping laws work in every state.
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by mixdup 1y ago
I'm not sure if your posts in this thread is trolling or not, so if it is, good job If not, why do you think Burger King has a right to have the posts taken down?

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