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DHH seems to be driven by bitterness at Apple charging for inclusion in their walled garden. Fair enough, his choice. Interesting he includes his paid email service bundled in Omarchy.
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Lots of truth there. But it's certainly worked wonders for the top tier of Indian society, being able to farm out labour. Akshata Murty certainly has had a fair slice of the cake, for example.
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1y ago
How the world has changed.
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1y ago
Ah, maybe! I am lost reading this page with all the terminology
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1y ago
Complete newbie here - some questions, if I may! This stuff can run on a local machine without internet access, correct? And it can pretty much match Nano Banana? https://github.com/PicoTrex/Awesome-Nano-Banana-images&#
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1y ago
Nowhere in the title does it compare to other tools? Just that's it's damn good.
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1y ago
(novice question) 64gb is pure RAM? I thought Apple Silicon was efficient at paging SSD as memory storage - how important is RAM if you've got a fast SSD?
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Overall I think this is as positive - protecting the system from being hit heavily 24/7 and with multiple agents from some users might make the system more sustainable for a wider population of users. This one thing that bugs me is the
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1y ago
True. Open graph images imply the expectation of it being used by third parties, and as others have said - they chose a little guy to bully but would never do this to X.
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One of the worst things to happen my lifetime is equating social responsibility to evil communism. (yeah, it's recurring throughout history, but today especially) Sounds like this person knows what good governance is, even if he is thr
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So they've spent 8 years unearthing it, I assume? It's pretty obvious to see from those photos, but 8 years ago it was buried?
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1y ago
Grok can't tell a computer game from a real military action, and Elon has no interest in adding disclaimers to that over-confidence. His main interest seems to be tweaking the algorithm to his preferred anti-woke stances. But sure, le
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I think out social media is very actively influenced by certain regimes. They are rotting us from within.
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Yeah. I believe Moscow props them up and has platformed them, but not because of any secret intelligence - it's the opposite: they are installing this exact chaos.
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It's murky. NASA outsources a lot of money to SpaceX because Musk could burn through risk and money at levels NASA would get cancelled for. At what point is SpaceX's benefiting from tax money and NASA technology become a reason t
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1y ago
I wish I could set Safari to use this as the search Not sure why they limit the choice
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1y ago
No idea why this is trending? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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1y ago
Plexamp is pretty OK, btw
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Ask HN: AI code assistants and privacy/security
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1y ago
is there a link to the competition results page?
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I don't trust them at all. The amount of traffic to various domains is incredible coming out of their desktop apps. But mostly, when they first started the subscription model I wasn't furious about it - until I realised I was stu
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2y ago
I feel like he's addressed it well in the article.
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2y ago
It's a good article, but let's not pretend it's about protecting meme privacy.
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I feel many of us in the IT world have stood along side this descent in real time, because technology has been an enabler (far from being an equaliser). We were mostly mute because of money and traction.
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Well after Tucker fluffed Putin, kinda makes me wonder if they put the right person in solitary.
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The confuddling thing to me is how did we have years of decay and no ability to head it off. If we are at a point where the FBI is being dismantled, where was the FBI this whole time during the build up? Even if you believed the FBI was som
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At some point in every project you may need to assess if the leadership is becoming detrimental to the goals. For a project to succeed, there must be willingness to openly review leadership.
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Is there a way to block YT ads just with entries in /etc/hosts? I've looked but never seem to find a way..
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Are we brainwashed yet? Absolutely.
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At the beginning he states: "Before I start, one note: All charts in this thread are for applications that were “certified” (in other words, (approved for entry into the H-1B lottery)." It's up to the reader to keep this in
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