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> this is meant to be pro-consumer it's pro-Amazon and anti-competition, surely. (Amazon doesn't care about consumers except as profit sources) > The sellers don't HAVE to sell to Amazon, but then they'd miss out o
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8mo ago
Good questions. Here is the author's BlueSky post about it: https://bsky.app/profile/edzitron.com/post/3mfkc63h6222l > "Here is an annotated version of the Citrini Memo with my own intro. It is a
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8mo ago
Is this sarcasm?
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I didn’t say “illegal immigration” I said being “anti-immigration”. Not sure why you’re mentioning Bernie—think that’s more a comment on your politics than mine. But to be explicit: The current administration’s deportation push is racist. T
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8mo ago
> financial and time constraints I read this as "profit focus"
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8mo ago
I don't get the sarcasm here.. Instead of sniping with snark (see HN rules, please) post your better take.
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8mo ago
I don't think that's all we (assuming you're USA) had to do or need to do going forward. Voting is "necessary but not sufficient" as the quote goes.
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8mo ago
> Being anti-immigration is not racist it de facto is even if you claim otherwise or hide behind "but economics" we do not need to give anyone in this administration benefit of doubt.
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8mo ago
> my impression is not sure why you'd give them any benefit of the doubt. they haven't earned it.
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> Hershey acknowledges some recipe changes but said Wednesday that it was trying to meet consumer demand for innovation my bad. i expected consumers to demand deliciousness.
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8mo ago
tree=unique landmark. cornfield=large uniform area without unique landmarks.
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8mo ago
That he said it or that the label “problematic” is correct?
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8mo ago
I think a major part is about what’s happening in Cuba. Venezuela used to supply Cuba with cheap oil. That’s stopped and Trump has threatened any countries who send oil with tariffs (of course!). Rubio’s personal quest is to take down the C
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8mo ago
Yup. I came in to ask that same question. Lot of money potentially “left on the table”.
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8mo ago
I wonder how much of this tech is being sold to or planned to be sold to the military.
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8mo ago
Been using the HomeKit ecosystem. If you already pay for iCloud you get secure* cloud storage included. * Apple says it’s end-to-end encrypted. I assume, maybe incorrectly, that they can’t view it. https://support.apple.com/
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8mo ago
You don’t think a progressive takeover (a lefty Tea Party, if you will) of the Dems is more likely? I hope progressives can keep up momentum. I worry that if things go back to normal a lot of people who are doing fine (economically) will go
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8mo ago
Assuming the Dems can get power again we need them to aggressively pursue leftist economic populism. As you can see from the present moment, once principles become inconvenient, they abandon them. So, yes, “both sides”. Being clear-eyed abo
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8mo ago
There's no hypocrisy because deep down they never had any principles. Principles they did profess were just marketing. (This applies to Dems as well, while we're at it.)
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8mo ago
Have I? I think it deserves to be mocked. Enough people mocking it turns it into a fringe philosophy. People giving credence to "do your own research" is partly how we got into this mess today.
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8mo ago
> Unfortunately it seems like this decision was overwritten by his boss for political a win. I think RFK is actually mentally damaged. He's been on his "do your own research" anti-vax crusade forever.
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8mo ago
Ever better, the govt will pay the ad tech companies for the data. Win win.
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> How will this benefit big business I don't think it's too cynical to say (based on their voting record) that that's the exact question the Heritage Foundation alums on the court as asking themselves at this moment.
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money is on the line
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Wondering how many of these memory errors would be caught by running the Clang Static Analyzer (or similar) on them. https://clang-analyzer.llvm.org Alternatively, testing these projects with ASan enabled: https://cla
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9mo ago
Assuming it's enterprise software.. then maybe? Hopefully you can afford to say "No" a lot.
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I think a successful product strategy can be "build something you love, see if others love it too". If that's enough customers, you can judiciously expand out from there. The "fail honestly" method. I think the Appl
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The Evanston IL case is worse. They told Flock to deactivate and remove them. The cameras were re-installed and re-activated w/o permission, so the city had to come out and cover them all. > The company took down 15 of the 18 statio
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I think this is exactly the holdup with Apple Intelligence. No rush to ship a Beta. (Ok, I suspect this is one of the main problems.. there may be others?)
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> No one is going to own an agentic layer Don't underestimate the capitalists. We've seen this many times in the past--most recently the commercialization of the Internet. Before that, phones, radio and television.
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