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by rapsey 3y ago
MS and Apple are fundamentally different companies. Apple is the king of consumer products, MS is the king of B2B. Consumer product companies need to fight for every scrap, B2B need relationships.
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by rapsey 3y ago
At least when it comes to phones Samsung phones are actually better. Better screens, better camera. But Apple has the branding and other options are frowned upon. At least in the US, outside Android is the leader.
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by rapsey 3y ago
If you are working on this specific silly use case. What is the point of this article?
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by rapsey 3y ago
> Nothing is 100% secure against the mossad or whatever Signal is 0% secure because it is the main target of their attacks.
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by rapsey 3y ago
> Signal is not good if your threat includes the US government. It is good cover agaisnt India, Taiwan, Mexico. Probably not agaisnt UK or Israel, eg. Signal is useless against anyone willing to do a deal with Cellebrite/NSO group a
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by rapsey 3y ago
There is zero chance of Apple abandoning the EU market. It is simply too large.
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by rapsey 3y ago
Their market share makes them arrogant. They are very much like Microsoft in the 90s.
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by rapsey 3y ago
Apple is most definitely working on running them on iPhones.
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by rapsey 3y ago
I would imagine cloudbleed shook the company severely. I doubt the decision to abandon C/C++ caused a lot of ill will within the company. Considering the level of exposure Cloudflare software has, it is I think a very level headed deci
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by rapsey 3y ago
Bubble blowers are the major companies and VCs spending billions. Money, where it is coming from and where it is going is relevant, not who is yapping on Twitter.
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by rapsey 3y ago
But there are very few public AI companies. nVidia, Microsoft, Google and Meta? None of them have too crazy of a P/E ratio and all are wildly profitable. The actual silly money is all in the private space and you can't short those
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by rapsey 3y ago
Anyone comparing AI to crypto has too short of a memory or too uneducated to provide value to the discussion.
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by rapsey 3y ago
AI craze has so many parallels to the .com bubble. But unless you are all in on nVidia stock I don't think it is nearly as financially dangerous as it was. The biggest parallel it has is that the world of AI is like the web was in the
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by rapsey 3y ago
FTC is pretty useless lately.
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by rapsey 3y ago
No it does not. It is a garbage business model that killed the vast majority of companies pursuing it. The rest barely make a living. https://techcrunch.com/2014/02/13/please-dont-tell-me-you-wa...
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by rapsey 3y ago
S&P 500 has hit an ATH not long ago with high rates. The economy seems to be working quite well. There is not even a crash in residential real estate. The commercial real estate is going bust, but there are funds just waiting for curren
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by rapsey 3y ago
I mostly agree the market has entirely unrealistic expectations of rates going lower. I think the cause is structural due to the tight employment market which is not going to change any time soon. The period of low inflation and low rates i
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by rapsey 3y ago
You really think this is the primary cause not a side effect?
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by rapsey 3y ago
More people are employed however.
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by rapsey 3y ago
They are doing it with wage growth. Inflation is likely a result of high employment levels. There are more jobs than candidates. Personally I believe it is due to the last of the boomers retiring. Economists/analysts are not used to th
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by rapsey 3y ago
The US inflation did not come out of devaluation of the dollar compared to other currencies. It was internal. What that means for the future however I have no idea. But considering the US gov deficits I would assume more inflation is to com
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by rapsey 3y ago
The US has become extraordinary expensive compared to most of the world. Or to say it differently the dollar is likely quite overvalued.
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by rapsey 3y ago
We've been running stuff on their platform for years with very little problems. Why not?
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by rapsey 3y ago
https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/new-cars/best-selling-car...
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by rapsey 3y ago
Tesla's are absolutely everywhere in my corner of Europe, which is by all metrics poorer than Belgium. Tesla is already dominating.
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by rapsey 3y ago
They have the most popular car in the world how are they paralyzed?
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by rapsey 3y ago
The state of the project is completely typical of open source trying to do end user applications.
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by rapsey 3y ago
i.e. moving the goalpost fallacy.
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by rapsey 3y ago
> It says nothing of what companies will actually do. Wallstreet rewards any company with AI plans. It is clear what the C suite will do. There will be no legal issue except for some very specific paranoid companies. Plenty of them host
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by rapsey 3y ago
Of course it does not, but people in finance do not understand engineering. And the C suite needs to make AI plans or wallstreet is going to punish them.

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