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mrtksn
6mo ago
I agree, maybe people who play with a ball and their managers should get a pay cut instead of trying to optimize revenue streams through draconian measures.
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mrtksn
6mo ago
This seems like they are aiming to increase profit margins instead of increasing the supply and decreasing the price. Considering that increasing the supply is trivial in digital products, maybe they are competing in a saturated market? Spa
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mrtksn
6mo ago
This is just a straw man fallacy I keep seeing pushed around, especially on pro-Russia subs in reddit. Elections are about how you choose who takes the role, it's not about what the role is - which can be a fascist dictator with popula
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mrtksn
6mo ago
ok
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mrtksn
6mo ago
They are not essentially the same, just not as big deal as the first ones. Armstrong is the only cooler astronaut than Gagarin even though other astronauts technically achieved much more than Gagarin. Even Gene Cernan isn’t as cool as Gagar
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mrtksn
6mo ago
They are impressive photos, the earthrise is my background on my phone and the eclipse is my background on my laptop but they are derivatives of what we had before.
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mrtksn
6mo ago
Doing it the second time is so less impressive that soviets cancelled their whole human moon landing and Americans stopped paying attention on Apollo 13 and cancelled the program after 17. Obviously it is huge engineering achievement each t
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mrtksn
6mo ago
TBF there’s very little change on what we can do more than what was achieved in the 60s. The current space boom is a re-do with better tooling. We can put better computers in space and that’s what gives us anything more than what we had bef
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mrtksn
6mo ago
Well how convenient that Apple has about $135B in European accounts(that peaked at 200B)! To avoid taxes US companies tend to keep a lot of money in the markets they sell their products. You don’t go to war with the association of losing it
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mrtksn
6mo ago
EU freezes/takes over all Apple assets in EU, users with Apple devices get the money in cash upon delivering their devices. If the money isn't enough for the refunds, a finance mechanism can be created that will be settle after th
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mrtksn
6mo ago
If Apple can't work out a legal structure that works, it will be forced to refund for the devices then so the consumer can use the money to buy compliant devices probably from Korea or China. EU can work out special deal with the Asian
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6mo ago
Prediction: If USA ends up attacking EU, EU will freeze all the US tech company money and compel them to open their platforms and move all the backend services to EU soil in exchange of unfreezing it and continue operating in a free but reg
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The End of the American Empire
(newstatesman.com)
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mrtksn
6mo ago
https://archive.md/77z96 Also, here are some previous posts from years ago on the topic: Pentagon study declares American Empire is 'collapsing'(2017) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14805650
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7mo ago
> Why would Netherlands do this Maybe the Dutch are willing to risk it all to annoy the libs so they will elect and transfer all the power to a complete clown and attempt to make some money on the stock market and betting sites in the pr
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7mo ago
That's not a US specific strength though, anybody with the ability to strike someone with shorter range than theirs can do that. I.e. Netherland can destabilize South America through attacking Panama and its very unlikely that Netherla
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mrtksn
7mo ago
It’s not a rational thought, it’s an urge. Besides, people naturally believe that they will survive and the bad things won’t happen to them. That’s how people do stupid things all the time.
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7mo ago
There’s an urge down there in the modern people secretly hoping for the destruction the civilization. Get out of the current systems that dictate a life for you. I suspect that’s why very few people are panicking, a lot of people are rootin
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7mo ago
Risk to Netanyahu's career or wellbeing can do the trick because as we have seen lately Israel is willing to risk Israel's future and the Jewish communities safety across the world. It's not even as a part of grand strategy o
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7mo ago
I remember when ChatGPT exploded and Bing had it integrated, the idea was brilliant because unlike ChatGPT it didn't have information cut-off since it can access the web. I was very excited to ditch Google for AI chat with web access.
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7mo ago
Ironically, the post doesn’t even mention her name, just “musical artist”. This is part of the engagement bait, leaving details out so that people will click to tweet either to pause the vid to read the moving watermark or to find out her f
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7mo ago
The job description should be sufficient prompt to replace the HR, add some RAG and skill files based on a few months of in-company chat tool data and paperwork, I don't see why there's still HR around. The AI HR can choose to hi
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7mo ago
Why AI is able to do everything except CEO and social media hype up work? Why engineers and doctors still need CEOs to do their job? From the votes I see that this is unpopular opinion but apparently there are close to 400 million companies
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mrtksn
7mo ago
I agree, in Europe(EU, UK, Turkey and other countries) banks are considered perfect for proof of ID. In UK a bank statement is as good as an ID, in Turkey for example, you can sign in into the government portal through your online banking
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7mo ago
My government ID card expired and I was too lazy to renew it but I had my passport at hand so why not? BTW both the id card and the passport have cryptographic authentication and you are able to open a bank account or use govt services comp
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I believe you can’t. BTW Apple allows you to pay for a developer account with in app purchase from the developer app on your iPhone. Still has limitations and you may be rejected depending on your payment method and some other factors but e
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7mo ago
With Apple I filled the forms, accepted the agreements, entered the DUNS and paid with a card on my name and that was it. How does that mirror uploading my passport many times, entering company details many times, typing my e-mail and phone
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7mo ago
The Android verification is such a broken experience. Recently I decided to purchase a dev account for my company, so far: 1) Provided my company DUNS number etc. once to create the payment profile. I did this some times ago, don’t remember
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7mo ago
The idea that AI can write code like a seasoned software developer but not being able to use its own tooling that can be learned through 11 chapters tutorial doesn't make any sense.
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mrtksn
7mo ago
Good point, but IMHO the learning material for this should be the basics of LLM.
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