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by paxys 7mo ago
Good, now do the same for public transit.
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by paxys 7mo ago
> I wanted to know if the hundreds of hours I’d spent mastering Deno was a sunk cost Hundreds of hours? I'm sorry but if you truly needed that much time to find your way around an incredibly straightforward runtime that's on
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by paxys 8mo ago
Windows is superior to Linux because people can actually use it. Everything else is secondary.
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by paxys 8mo ago
Weren't you able to move the taskbar to the top in like Windows 98 and XP? So they deliberately took away a feature, are adding it back after years , and selling this as "see we listen to our users!!"
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by paxys 8mo ago
Embedding your signature at the end of a blog post is such a bullshit executive move. You just know this guy has been playing corporate politics for the last 30 years.
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by paxys 8mo ago
There's a sweet spot in oil pricing that maximizes profits for producers, and $110 a barrel is well over that. If there's a recession then nobody is buying your product.
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by paxys 8mo ago
Genius strategy by the USA to disincentivize EVs, disincentivize solar and wind, increase dependency on oil & gas, and...start a war that makes oil and gas more expensive for everyone. Markets are now forecasting oil prices will stay ab
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by paxys 8mo ago
You don't have to search the entire planet. A carrier's general location is always semi-public. There are websites dedicated to tracking them, just like jets. And carriers roll with an entire strike group of 8-10 ships and 5-10K p
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by paxys 8mo ago
Iran is being fed intelligence by Russia, so they definitely have that info.
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by paxys 8mo ago
What's happening in tech today is a very clear sign of the AI bubble. Generally every new technology that increases produtivity is adopted organically. Employees don't protest, because they themselves see the benefits. And yes, th
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by paxys 8mo ago
Not really a meaningful comparison. Telegram is a personal messenger while Slack and Teams are for work. Telegram should be put alongside WhatsApp, iMessage, WeChat etc., which all have user bases in the billions.
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by paxys 8mo ago
"Every employee across the industry should be given a shovel and asked to dig for gold. Completely unrelated – we are selling a new line of shovels for $49.99 a piece."
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by paxys 8mo ago
Is an aircraft carrier's location supposed to be secret? Pretty hard to hide from a satellite I'd imagine.
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by paxys 8mo ago
Yeah, that would explain it.
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by paxys 8mo ago
How does shutting the product down get them any customers? "Hey you've been paying for this calendar thing for a while, but won't be able to any longer. Go use one of their competitors instead. BTW have you tried our CRM?&quo
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by paxys 8mo ago
Salesforce has lost half its market cap in the last ~year. Spending time and money to acquire a calendar scheduler shows just how badly they have lost the plot. I know this is an HN meme but can someone look at https://www.getc
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by paxys 8mo ago
You are wayy overestimating the negative press. HN commenters are a negligible fraction of Anthropic's user base, and I can guarantee that even people here will forget about this and go right back to using Claude Code in a couple days
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by paxys 8mo ago
Anthropic's position has been consistent from the start. Subscription plans are for first-party clients. Everyone else should be on per-token billing. That's really all there is to it. It has nothing to do with open or closed sour
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by paxys 8mo ago
OpenCode is an agentic coding CLI, similar to Claude Code, Codex etc. It supports different LLM providers, including Claude. It originally had support for copying over your Claude subscription token and calling the same backend APIs as Clau
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by paxys 8mo ago
A vaguely threatening letter is usually all it takes
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by paxys 8mo ago
Teams are heavily incentivized to incorporate AI in their internal workflows. At Meta it is a requirement, and will come up in your performance review if you fail to do so.
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by paxys 8mo ago
But funny enough the person who was responsible for setting up the bot will likely face no repercussions. In fact they will probably be rewarded for transitioning their team's workflows to AI.
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by paxys 8mo ago
A big problem now both internally to a company and externally is that official support channels are being replaced by chatbots, and you really have no option but to trust their output because a human expert is no longer available. If I post
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by paxys 8mo ago
Not sure I understand your example. If you always wait for the new version of a product to release the following year then you are never going to buy anything.
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by paxys 8mo ago
What copyright? OpenTTD doesn't copy any code or assets from the original game. It is a ground-up rewrite. There is no copyright violation.
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by paxys 8mo ago
How are people supposed to understand the "nuance of the situation" when they aren't even sharing it? What is the problem to begin with? Why can't both projects continue to exist independently?
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by paxys 8mo ago
I'm sure I'm missing some context but what is Atari's role here exactly? Isn't OpenTTD an independent and fully legal project? What is Atari's basis for asking for a "compromise"? Or is it just the case th
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by paxys 8mo ago
Police, and government agents in general, should have no expectation of privacy when doing their job, period. If you have to hide your face then I don't trust you. And yes, that applies to all of ICE.
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by paxys 8mo ago
WeWork had 12,500 employees at its peak.
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by paxys 8mo ago
You think if there were modern highrises in Menlo Park a tiny 2BR shack next door would still sell for $2M? It’s a supply and demand issue, nothing more.

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