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by seatac76 2y ago
I don’t know how they think that’s going to work. The best AI has been able to do for me is smarter Auto Complete, I doubt it can just fit into larger code bases without the searching a human can do. I know the job market has been rough whi
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by seatac76 2y ago
Good. Although I feel has improved greatly in the last 2 months, destroying a networked ecosystem to launch headphones is simply inexcusable.
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by seatac76 2y ago
+1 to single lane. Yielding becomes complicated when it’s multiple lanes.
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by seatac76 2y ago
https://archive.is/o4fRo
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Profile of 114 year old Japanese company Hitachi(ft.com)
1 points by seatac76 2y ago|1 comments
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by seatac76 2y ago
Would love to see what gymnastics the incoming FTC head uses to undo this rule.
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by seatac76 2y ago
https://archive.is/rPyUg
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by seatac76 2y ago
I had a similar experience, looking at the contorted metal lunchboxes and other household items was more terrifying, I always used to think things just go poof.
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by seatac76 2y ago
Was this part of hack whatever you can operation or does this carry some targeted significance?
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by seatac76 2y ago
This assumes global cultural value matters more than the native cultural value of the people to whom the artifacts belong. I think the default should be to return to the native country wherever possible. Although it does beg the question of
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by seatac76 2y ago
Given how aggressive Amazon has been to get tax breaks in the past, I wouldn’t be surprised this was actually a factor. Good find!
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Tech jobs have dried up(wsj.com)
67 points by seatac76 2y ago|101 comments
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by seatac76 2y ago
This should go a long way to ensuring our national security does not suffer. We don’t need TSMC level volume production, plenty of non Taiwan entities exist to balance the risk. We do need latest edge tech to be within our borders and TSMC
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by seatac76 2y ago
Sad day but I guess Anand moving to Apple made this more plausible. I’m going to miss the meticulously perf charts. They do have some great talent, I hope they go on to do great tech journalism.
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by seatac76 2y ago
Try creating something mocking Xi Jinping.
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by seatac76 2y ago
Will be easy to cut so this isn’t really secure.
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by seatac76 2y ago
Question: What is Elsevier’s value proposition? Could that be replicated by on open source offering?
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by seatac76 2y ago
A lot of these were unsustainable to begin with, the number inflates the viability. The key players are expanding, and increasingly building out manufacturing in cheaper countries like Mexico, Vietnam, Thailand so they will become much more
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by seatac76 2y ago
Not to mention Social Security Administration is using this as login now which is a big deal.
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by seatac76 2y ago
How can this go on? It is a tax on innovation
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Eyechat(neal.fun)
268 points by seatac76 2y ago|101 comments
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by seatac76 2y ago
It’s a good thing. A reality check was needed, startup are high risk high reward but disciplined and transparency make the system work. And regulators, investors and founders need to realize that which will be better in the long run. True t
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by seatac76 2y ago
Who are these companies paying $5k - $10k in per day compensation?
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by seatac76 2y ago
Would love to see someone propose this here in the States, the headlines out of the South would be pure gold.
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by seatac76 2y ago
Props to them for trying, wonder how the Americans found out about it, fascinating stuff.
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by seatac76 2y ago
Renewables aren’t a silver bullet they are made out to be. They are particularly bad for grid stability something that goes unmentioned in discussions. Nuclear excels at that, both are needed. But pound for pound nuclear is just a better re
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by seatac76 2y ago
I think people unfairly critique this court, they are more originalist, more towards balancing the executive and the legislative. There is no way this would survive in this Supreme Court.
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by seatac76 2y ago
Fair enough, but I’d wager that people pushing this would flip out if other religious texts were being taught.
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by seatac76 2y ago
Ohh wow, TIL. This is like that P&G chart, where in one mega corp just acquired majority brands in a business.
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by seatac76 2y ago
This violates the Establishment clause, will get tossed out if it goes to the Supreme Court. There is a reason religion should be kept away from the state. So stupid shit like this does not happen.

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