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by rs186 11mo ago
I wouldn't underestimate the intelligence of agentic AI, despite how stupid they are today.
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by rs186 11mo ago
Sure that's lifetime sales number. But if you look at numbers from recent quarters, that's absolutely abysmal.
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by rs186 11mo ago
For software engineering jobs, Linux is often available as a VM or a server, but the actual laptop issued to you is likely Windows or Mac. Mac is probably the standard for startups but not necessarily the case elsewhere. Where I work, the d
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by rs186 11mo ago
com.aura.oobe.att Apparently only for the at&t variant.
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by rs186 11mo ago
The reporting is not accurate. The app is found in phones sold in the US as well. Source: me who uninstalled AppCloud via adb on a phone purchased from Best Buy.
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by rs186 11mo ago
AppCloud is not only in India. It is on some OEM version of the phone in the US as well. How did I know? My phone had random notifications promoting apps that I had never heard of, and I couldn't find a way to disable them. Eventually
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by rs186 11mo ago
Not parent but mine doesn't let them handle client social security numbers.
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by rs186 11mo ago
You apparently did not read the article. What you are looking for is right there.
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by rs186 11mo ago
Medium used to be a decent platform full of high quality articles. Then the quality started to drop. These days, it's full of AI slops, the ones with lower quality. This is an article I stumbled upon recently: https://medium
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by rs186 11mo ago
Their mobile app still seems to be usable so far.
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by rs186 11mo ago
It's more about Hyundai than about EVs.
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by rs186 11mo ago
Anyone can predict what's going to happen with Amazon Q? The only people that I know or have seen using Amazon Q are internal employees. Almost nothing on reddit.
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by rs186 11mo ago
I still can't wrap my head around why a DNS provider is required to block websites, especially one that is not associated with ISP or used as default on any device. Oversimplifying this, it's a glorified hash map, so whoever want
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by rs186 11mo ago
There is zero money in making a browser.
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by rs186 11mo ago
Unless I am horribly mistaken, using Firefox is an intentional choice by a vanishing group of people. If you are just a little bit less careful or determined, you would likely be using chrome or a chrome variant, definitely not Firefox. The
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by rs186 11mo ago
I assume people who choose a Steam Machine over PS5 know what they are doing. On the other hand, people are probably dumber than I think.
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by rs186 11mo ago
For the sake of the argument, the topic here is running software on general computing devices, and most people don't put game consoles in that category. Also, according to my poor knowledge of game console history of past 30 years, gam
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by rs186 11mo ago
Nobody said the fork cannot diverge from the original project.
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by rs186 11mo ago
Heard of OpenSearch? There are many reasons, often good ones, not to pay money for an open source project but instead fund your own projects, from a company's perspective.
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by rs186 11mo ago
Still doesn't make any sense. The company that I work at makes sure anything that uses third-party library, whether in internal tools/shipped product/hosted product, goes through legal review. And you'd better comply wit
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by rs186 11mo ago
Anecdotally: I happen to use Windows on both personal and work laptop. Some of the bugs I see exist across Home and Enterprise version. Sleep remains a nightmare on Windows, and yes across laptops made by different manufacturers. I have cre
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by rs186 11mo ago
Looks like it's being pushed by a Republican senator without obvious support from the other side. I'm sure Google, Meta and hundreds of other companies will pay big $$ to make sure nothing comes out of it.
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by rs186 11mo ago
Yeah companies should be held guilty unless proven otherwise. Of course you can never actually prove anything, so they are all guilty by default. /s
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by rs186 11mo ago
> the U.S.-based company’s products handle sensitive American data and because the officials believe it remains subject to jurisdiction or influence by the Chinese government. These cowards have not yet finished banning TikTok
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by rs186 11mo ago
Sadly, not much. My shitty job working on legacy systems doesn't really allow me to use it professionally. Still, I got a much better perspective on concurrency and systems in general, and when I occasionally see articles/videos a
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by rs186 11mo ago
I cannot recall the last time (if ever) I saw any article on HN that has a "this is a photo of me" in the middle of it, coming out of nowhere.
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by rs186 11mo ago
This device is very appealing to me, but I never pulled the trigger due to horror stories about screen cracking issues reported on reddit. (Sometimes the screen just breaks by itself despite sitting on a desk.) Repair is also expensive. Thi
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by rs186 11mo ago
> Rich appealed both immediately. The first appeal was denied in 45 minutes. The second in just five. > The platform claimed its "initial actions" (could be either the first takedown or appeal denial, or both) were not the r
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by rs186 11mo ago
Windows Enterprise has the same bugs, and to a less extent, same ads as what you'll find in Home version. (Those in Edge to begin with)
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by rs186 11mo ago
Is it just me who finds it annoying that some people like using the pattern "make something <adjective> again"? Like, you don't have any other choice?

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