motbus3

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by motbus3 6mo ago
I strongly suggest people move away from chrome. They lost all sense of respect. I know it is a small move, but as it happened when chrome started, this opens opportunities for other players
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by motbus3 6mo ago
But what situation seems to good to enable xhigh?
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by motbus3 6mo ago
This is anecdotic but I already worked on a company who fired staff to hire "specialized" consultants who were cheaper and more specialized, only to see their former members to join as consultants. After years of this practice the
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by motbus3 6mo ago
The truth is that you can increase prices by 50% and if you loose 50% of sales you are still in a good place as your costs also drop. They have little uncertainty to work with, they don't need their consumers as much. They're cont
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by motbus3 6mo ago
We decided that we will use ai to automate stuff and to connect people but not for content. We are paying the price of it. That search engine that shall not be named deeply punished us for it.
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by motbus3 6mo ago
I don't think so. The whole car is a predatory platform. I do the best I can to avoid doing business with people who thinks such practices are acceptable. I don't really care if the package itself is cool or anything... I think pe
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by motbus3 6mo ago
The company I work for has a deep rooted community side and despite what big techs do, I am 100% confident the only aspects we have in community features are for the user benefit. No gray area. Just that. Since the AI sloppification we los
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by motbus3 6mo ago
I wouldn't be excited when their cars comes with a spy package that sells every information when your are in it. It won't take years for they to think that they can pry in private conversations in the car for whatever purpose they
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by motbus3 6mo ago
I know personally a case of a engineer who was told to do something despite all the legal problems because the company had lawyers for a reason
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by motbus3 6mo ago
The only reason they are doing it is because there are regulation for people but not for machines.
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by motbus3 6mo ago
That's the start of the push for full identity validation as we all predicted.
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by motbus3 6mo ago
I'm thinking about your comment... It put many wheels to spin... Tldr; I think the don't care about what will happen to the company in medium or long term. --- Are any of those companies looking for stability or sustainability? I
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by motbus3 6mo ago
Maybe because it is not my first language, but I don't mean they are doing, I am saying they can do it and it is not that difficult. Pharmacies in my home country are notorious for making personalised prices. Some big brand grocery sto
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by motbus3 6mo ago
I know people say it is unprofitable but I wonder if there is a way to verify it is truly is. I will not say any details but I worked for a giant company which was barely making money YoY but somehow the bonuses for heads were bigger and b
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by motbus3 6mo ago
I can strongly state that it is 100% possible to do ip67 with removable batteries in the sense people general mean. That said, I am afraid how one can play with the definition of removable. Everything is removable given enough force.
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by motbus3 6mo ago
If you notice, if you said is correct, this means it would be incredibly easy to yank your ownership of GTA 5 simply by retiring denuvo related account. All that would be publicised would be " GTA 5 denuvo key license is now over"
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by motbus3 6mo ago
They charge more for everyone there. Now they are able to charge more for you
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by motbus3 6mo ago
And also to eliminate all competition who doesn't have enough money to compete
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by motbus3 6mo ago
It is unfortunate to all of us, but I think you are right. And the more they go with the conversation they are the victims the worse it will get.
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by motbus3 6mo ago
Yes. I it was it. Also in general, people have good and bad feelings about things even if not completely rational. For example, I wonder how if people think this sensible or fair. If they think people who are already there might be victim
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by motbus3 6mo ago
It is funny in a sense that they did added a mitigation for openclaw as it seems. But, if they did intentionally break other stuff, like charging more money, it would be a scam (not sure what is wrong but there is something wrong in taking
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by motbus3 6mo ago
I'm not American. But couldn't this being held due to the mid terms? It already looks bad as is, but if inflation started escalating immediately with the conflict (or more than it is) wouldn't it make it for for electoral pur
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by motbus3 6mo ago
Chrome is not that good anymore compared to other browsers. I switched long time ago and if the doesn't work with basic features I just leave the site out instead of letting it use chrome to control me
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by motbus3 6mo ago
Imagine so if that was a pltr right Or like someone who uses pltr What could possibly go wrong? People are being paranoid for no reason!
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by motbus3 6mo ago
It is not like a digital control for id verification could be used anyway to control a narrative in war times right?
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by motbus3 6mo ago
It seems there is a GitHub repo somewhere mapping Meta money to lobbyists inside other companies Which is at least interesting
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by motbus3 6mo ago
It is not like MS is involved with AI and say they can make anything in minutes with AI too
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by motbus3 6mo ago
Interesting! I worked with Gitlab and I also thought it was quite clunky. If it was not for the stability issues GitHub is fine. Any other alternatives to GH or GL?
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by motbus3 6mo ago
Could be. But 99% of the repos are static garbage with no PR nor actions. They mentioned they have some elasticsearch reindexing going to, I would guess they needed to regard or move stuff and something didn't work well. But if I under
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by motbus3 6mo ago
I'm curious to know why you think that. In a sense, I have a feeling we replaced all the middle-men for a single one who controls who and what can be sold and when. But the middle man is there closing whole Venice for personal reasons

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