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by nicce 4mo ago
> It is literally similar to a situation where your ISP would investigate all sites you visit and limit your bandwidth if they don't like the the ones you enter... Same? Multitude of magnitues worse. The amount of data and type that
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by nicce 4mo ago
Right after taking part of restricting Fable etc?
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by nicce 4mo ago
I think that it is not fair comparison. More likely X % changed their mind and did not go through the purchase. Nobody except this one told the reason? If only this is said aloud, dealers might even make assumptions that maybe others did th
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by nicce 4mo ago
> Markets do not care about individuals. If most would do this, they are not individuals anymore.
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by nicce 4mo ago
> I got an offer from a dealer three weeks ago and was going to order the car, then the API for the community integration got turned off. I decided to hold back and see what comes from it. Now this, which ultimately - since I am a Graphe
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by nicce 4mo ago
They are different things. Government money is very predictable and consistent, and based on different calculations that typical consumer-oriented sales. Profits are usually easier.
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by nicce 4mo ago
6 billion to sales and marketing…?
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by nicce 4mo ago
Hmm, you should have cheaper and separate phone for work anyway?
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by nicce 4mo ago
I don't understand. What SpaceX gets if they stop developing the product - as your comment sounds like it is a dead end? There would be then zero sense to buy it?
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by nicce 4mo ago
Most would not consider MV3 versions as ”adblockers” anymore.
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by nicce 4mo ago
How does it helps with this issue? It becomes a much bigger fork if they keep the manifest support.
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by nicce 4mo ago
On the other hand, parent commenter's comparison is based on another product. How good it is if people don't know what Tailscale is? There was a time I did not understand Tailscale and its value.
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by nicce 4mo ago
> So what happened is all Amodei's fault. It's possible that the Anthropic board will decide that this particular unforced error is his last one. In fact, given that Amazon is apparently the prime mover behind this whole train
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by nicce 4mo ago
> If you are building the next big thing in your garage, polishing it before establishing it's in fact the next big thing is a waste of time. Ideas are cheap. The execution matters and you need to polish it at least until certain le
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by nicce 4mo ago
Maybe other countries then should start banning the U.S from using data centers located elsewhere. Can’t pick only the cherries from top.
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by nicce 4mo ago
I made side-by-side comparison with this and egui. Equi win with the less amount of code required for most things. But GPUI must be excellent for bigger projects where you need better architecture for components.
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by nicce 4mo ago
It is so sad. Money always wins.
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by nicce 4mo ago
None of the big providers want that. Otherwise Microsoft had more difficult to share the Outlook data for 1000 partners.
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by nicce 4mo ago
But also the U.S. based companies are the biggest lobbyist.
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by nicce 4mo ago
> How can there be such a massive gap in what can be produced? What I was doing looks really nice and mostly works on the surface, but it is all about the corner cases where these bugs appear. In another day I was able to generate Frida
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by nicce 4mo ago
If there is no difference, then it is just the result of everyone inflating the term in their CVs/LinkedIn etc. Software developer typically is the one which builds typical CRUD app, front-end, back-end with database and something arou
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by nicce 4mo ago
The consumer grade 3D printing is just now closing with the factory-level quality. Still not completely there. Is the quality difference similar vs. comparing human made software and LLM generated?
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by nicce 4mo ago
LLMs still do not have proper contextual understanding of their solutions. Just couple days ago I was using GPT 5.5 with xhigh to vide code some application, and yet it defaulted for sorting dates from new to old by using plain string compa
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by nicce 4mo ago
> It most certainly will replace software engineers. I would say it will most certainly replace software developers . There is a subtle difference between these terms.
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by nicce 4mo ago
If there is enough retaliation that Ninendo is connected for using kids to build war machines, I am sure things can change.
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by nicce 4mo ago
Maybe Nintendo lawyers could show their skin for a good cause at once.
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by nicce 4mo ago
People say blogging is dead but cyber-related blogging just comes even more important.
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by nicce 4mo ago
And many of the papers in medical area are published with closed data because collecting that data is so expensive and everyone wants to hold onto it. Nobody can verify the results. Yet they are marked as "peer reviewed".
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by nicce 4mo ago
> The handful of megacorps that have access to the compute and troves of stolen IP to train their secret models on have no incentive to contribute back. Meta and Anthropic both trained on pirated books and there were not required to dest
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by nicce 4mo ago
> Note that Anthropic has committed not to train models on logged data, so I don’t understand some of the concerns here. What exactly is your threat model? That Like Meta had committed to respect your privacy. Replace the name of the com

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