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by pixelatedindex 5mo ago
> Where else would people get opportunities that could match the United States? I can't think of any country that would even come close. Isn’t that comparative? If you are in the EU then the US seems like a holy grail because pay is
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by pixelatedindex 5mo ago
> It is ok to diversify Nay, it is not just “ok”. It is imperative that you diversify if you want a strong and resilient portfolio.
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by pixelatedindex 5mo ago
If anyone wanted a great example of hyperbole, this one is up there with the best
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by pixelatedindex 5mo ago
What’s stopping you from running the same command on both Macs? Maybe I missed something.
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by pixelatedindex 5mo ago
> Maybe Apple will buy Nvidia No chance. Currently Nvidia’s market cap is higher by about 1T.
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by pixelatedindex 5mo ago
lol that depends. If they are mostly from South India, learning Hindi might not move the needle as much. Might want to pick up some Kannada, Telugu and/or Tamil. Would be pretty cool for trying, and it’ll probably make your outlook fav
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by pixelatedindex 5mo ago
I feel like wages have stagnated too, but data says it has been keeping up (barely) with inflation: https://www.statista.com/chart/32428/inflation-and-wage-grow...
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by pixelatedindex 6mo ago
Can’t speak about the Unity part, but why would it be malware? If you’re a dev with street cred, I’d imagine you won’t hurt it by putting out malware.
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by pixelatedindex 6mo ago
Wholly disagree. This a comment made by a person about an AI topic. Not an AI bot commenting on an article, which (as I understand it) is what “no AI comments” is saying. Plus it’s a test that gives varied enough performance across multiple
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by pixelatedindex 6mo ago
I’m impressed with anyone who can read English right to left.
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by pixelatedindex 7mo ago
Fair argument, but I don’t think criticizing their weight benefits either party. Unless you’re a super close friend and you do it occasionally as a reminder when they are going off the rails. My family constantly says I’m on the bigger side
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by pixelatedindex 7mo ago
I’m sure they know, pointing it out doesn’t solve anything. > Politely watching them die before you is maybe comfortable, but pretty messed up. I disagree. It’s their choice, and they should be free to do what they want and not be critic
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by pixelatedindex 7mo ago
> I feel horrible about "body positivity" - making you feel good about an objective problem that's incapacitating and killing you is a huge problem. It’s also a huge problem when people shame you for being fat. Some of it
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by pixelatedindex 7mo ago
If zooming in to read content is the biggest concern, that’s a win in the modern web. I double tap on the content and it fits to screen perfectly.
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by pixelatedindex 7mo ago
I had no idea about this! Thank you, I quite enjoy Pynchon’s novels.
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by pixelatedindex 7mo ago
They all grow by acquisitions, if you want smaller privately owned companies then you also need a strong anti-trust body.
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by pixelatedindex 7mo ago
Good points. People might not pay 100x for something but it’s all about perceived value. Part of a successful business is to identify the perceived value, and find out your PMF while being different enough from the competition. It’ll be int
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by pixelatedindex 7mo ago
Maybe I’m missing something but big corps do this, right? I legitimately expect folks like Musk and Zuckerberg to say these things. I get why that’s exactly the reason it’s satire but it’s a little too close to the truth for me to chuckle a
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by pixelatedindex 7mo ago
> I feel like you didn't understand my comment. I am predicting that there is no code to review. You simply ask the AI to do stuff and it does it. I didn’t, and thanks for clarifying for me. This doesn’t pass the sniff test for me t
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by pixelatedindex 7mo ago
> Long-term, they will need none. I believe that software will be made obsolete by AI. I think this is a bit hyperbolic. Someone still needs to review and test the code, and if the code is for embedded systems I find it unlikely. For Saa
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by pixelatedindex 7mo ago
No but Apple has been putting their weight behind services. Some of these services are platform agnostic but they do work best on a Mac. Their success story is the efficiency of the closed ecosystem, something that Android and Windows are c
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by pixelatedindex 7mo ago
Isn’t it a bit hypocritical to bring up laws, when the current administration really doesn’t adhere to them? Congress today barely does any work, Supreme Court is entirely partisan, and the president is taking bribes in the open. In any cas
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by pixelatedindex 7mo ago
Caveat: it’s gotta fold on the X axis and not the Y axis. Otherwise you are just stacking one phone on top of the other hah
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by pixelatedindex 7mo ago
Can’t believe we have people who unironically say things like “illegal citizens need to go”. For shame. You probably are one too, would you leave first?
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by pixelatedindex 7mo ago
I’m sure they showed up, but if you compare to the entire market size it’s a small size like maybe 10%. They should have calibrated their expectations, but they didn’t. Also the battery life on them aren’t as good as the regular.
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by pixelatedindex 8mo ago
If writing is art, then I’ve been amazed at the source code written by this legend
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by pixelatedindex 8mo ago
Sometimes I feel like “shareholder first” mentality has gone a bit too far. Most of the majority shareholders are a handful of people who have too much money, they don’t really put in any work, but are more than happy to put people out of w
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by pixelatedindex 8mo ago
I’m not sure about that. I’m a 1Password user and if I had consistent price increases every year I’d have ditched it a lot sooner
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by pixelatedindex 8mo ago
Speaking of subscriptions, how is the Kagi one working out for you? Is it worth the switch?
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by pixelatedindex 8mo ago
> If software is the commodity, what is the bespoke value-added service that can sit on top of all that? It would be cool if I can brew hardware at home by getting AI to design and 3D print circuit boards with bespoke software. Alas, we

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