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by satvikpendem 1mo ago
Doesn't have to be state-owned but it probably helps if the state forces such a venture with their domestic companies. It's already occuring in many countries now that China is the dominant producer, such as Ford with Geely and Vo
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by satvikpendem 1mo ago
The monarch who's greediest gets to keep the power, otherwise they'd be overthrown or lessened by their nobles. See the shogun taking power away from the emperor; King John signed Magna Carta ceding more power to his nobles under
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by satvikpendem 1mo ago
No you cannot, publishers sued Nvidia a while ago claiming it was unauthorized (even though it wasn't, it's just a cloud computer) so now Nvidia only allows specific games to be played. However other cloud GPU providers allow you
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by satvikpendem 1mo ago
Sorry if it came off that way, I was just confused why anyone would sell such an item, especially with the market as it is today, if they weren't desperate for money or something which you didn't seem to imply you were.
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by satvikpendem 1mo ago
That's what ends up happening in practice though, it's not any different throughout time so a moot point.
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by satvikpendem 1mo ago
Not sure what there is to orchestrate, Claude Code at least the desktop app allows you to run multiple sessions, just send each agent a Jira ticket and off it goes.
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by satvikpendem 1mo ago
So many, Flutter being one, as well as Rust GUIs like egui, iced, Dioxus Native etc.
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by satvikpendem 1mo ago
Most people won't file bugs, they'll just churn. If you don't know what bugs they encounter then you'll never fix their churn. That some people file bugs does not mean that fixing those will fix most of your churn.
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by satvikpendem 1mo ago
Great product, is it only for web or does mobile work? How are you recording the sessions? Also I wouldn't listen to people talking about privacy and so on, they're on your website and app, there is no suggestion of privacy just a
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by satvikpendem 1mo ago
That will happen in any system as hierarchy is in human nature, throughout history.
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by satvikpendem 1mo ago
Should've kept the GPU even if unused rather than sold it for whenever you're done traveling as they are much higher in price now if you wanted to re-buy, such as for local LLM usage.
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by satvikpendem 1mo ago
That was pre social media and the rise of nation state level actors pushing propaganda at scale. The same thing today would be impossible as we already see with climate change suppression efforts.
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by satvikpendem 1mo ago
At best, annoying, at worst, what you said, yep.
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by satvikpendem 1mo ago
Next time I'll have Codex use computer usage to manually fill out the template, lol.
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by satvikpendem 1mo ago
You should read the book Blindsight which your last paragraph reminds me of.
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by satvikpendem 1mo ago
Interesting. Do people not have some sort of sound or inner monologue running at all times? Apparently a quarter of people have no inner monologue at all which is wild. As for music, I can listen to whatever music I want in my mind whenever
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by satvikpendem 1mo ago
I can smell phantom smells through my nose directly it seems, like I feel the sensation of detecting some smell directly in the neurons connected to my nose. Not sure if that's the same for you or others. It's not in my mind per s
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by satvikpendem 1mo ago
You don't have to accept it but seems like that's what is happening. Humans just don't seem to have the capacity for long term collective action against individual interests. Ultimately that may be what the Great Filter for u
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by satvikpendem 1mo ago
Why did you sell the 4090?
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by satvikpendem 1mo ago
The gaming world, which is what I presume they meant, is much different today. The days of clunky gunplay and insta-failing a mission for going 10 feet out of the correct path are long gone and would be tiresome for most gamers.
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by satvikpendem 1mo ago
Use joint ventures just as China does.
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by satvikpendem 1mo ago
Have they? Some say he's still reading those drafts, along with everything else on the Internet.
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by satvikpendem 1mo ago
Yes, I specifically avoided mentioning that because they don't need to diarize from audio directly as they know exactly which participant is speaking at all times.
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by satvikpendem 1mo ago
Still no real time diarization beyond 3 people (and even then experimental) when others do it very well, like Soniox and Deepgram. For something like meeting notes this is critical. Not sure what the issue is to implement it, maybe that&#x2
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by satvikpendem 1mo ago
Sure, but it sounds like a personal issue unrelated to my overall point.
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by satvikpendem 1mo ago
As mentioned this is already covered by the parent's example. People only look at specs after they know what it fundamentally does. If they don't know what a washing machine is fundamentally, then no amount of specs and features w
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by satvikpendem 1mo ago
What else could it mean? There are anarcho- and democratic socialists, sure, but their end goal is still workers owning the means of production.
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by satvikpendem 1mo ago
Socialism is workers seizing the means of production. No country is actually socialist at all, as in that case it means every single company is actually a coop of equal shares among the workers. Socialism does not mean when the government d
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by satvikpendem 1mo ago
Nothing you said contradicts my point. Numbers are useful only after you know what the thing actually does for you.
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by satvikpendem 1mo ago
You being on HN itself makes you a minority in opinion. People absolutely want to hear about the time it saves, especially if they never had a dishwasher, and only then when they know of the benefits will they want to discriminate by featur

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