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by srameshc 8mo ago
It does I am sure in small instances, but isn't it established that it causes more anxiety in general ? I read a linkedin post about this guy on Linkedin asking a lady to "fix her hair" as a comment to something he probably f
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by srameshc 8mo ago
What’s the endgame here? For a small gaming studio, what are the actual implications?
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China figured out how to sell EVs. Now it has to deal with their aging batteries(technologyreview.com)
2 points by srameshc 8mo ago|0 comments
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Trump Administration Pushes Out Key Officials Focused on China Tech Threat(wsj.com)
2 points by srameshc 9mo ago|0 comments
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by srameshc 9mo ago
Can someone with technical knowledge explain the key differences between the assisted driving technologies used by Waymo, Tesla, and comma.ai?
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by srameshc 9mo ago
If Chinese cars can make it to Canada regardless of all the percieved risks, why is it not impossible to assume Chinese AI models won't.
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Trump sues JPMorgan for $5B over account closure after Capitol riot(bbc.com)
12 points by srameshc 9mo ago|4 comments
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Scaling long-running autonomous coding(simonwillison.net)
182 points by srameshc 9mo ago|110 comments
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Musk shocks with $10M donation in Ky. Senate race(axios.com)
8 points by srameshc 9mo ago|0 comments
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by srameshc 9mo ago
Tea truly elevates the experience! I lived in western India years ago, and remember a trip to the mountains with a friend on a moped. It was raining and the tropical drizzle added to the fun. Reaching the top, we found a small tea vendor an
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The Insurrection Act(brennancenter.org)
3 points by srameshc 9mo ago|1 comments
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by srameshc 9mo ago
This looks good , but if Pay-as-you-go pricing can have some more information about what your actual are charges are per unit or whatever metrics, that would be helpful. I signed up but still can not find the actual pricing.
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How have prices changed in a year? NPR checked 114 items at Walmart(npr.org)
197 points by srameshc 9mo ago|146 comments
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by srameshc 9mo ago
there is a DW channel documentary about Transoceânica (Rio to Lima ) the longest bus route, which I just watched last week. It is 5 episodes but well made. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_ODFlqURxY
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by srameshc 9mo ago
I will speak from my experience. I have diabetes and I try to manage it well, with workout. But sometimes when the sugars are high for a while, I can feel it, the sadness, the hopelessness. It took me a while to understand that is high suga
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by srameshc 9mo ago
> But the reality is that 75% of the people on our engineering team lost their jobs here yesterday because of the brutal impact AI has had on our business. Adam is simply trying to navigate this new reality, and he's being honest, s
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by srameshc 9mo ago
I come from India. Many years ago I remember I was having a tough day and very less money on me and sitting by a busy road side tea stall along and sipping my Rupee 2 tea , looking at passers by and traffic. I don't remember anything m
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by srameshc 9mo ago
This is certainly alarming for US auto manufacturers. Tesla is the only successful EV car company which is able to somewhat compete with BYD, but for many it is hardly an option because of it's leadership.
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by srameshc 10mo ago
Thanks for sharing. I am particularly interested in knowing your experience with ConnectRPC. I wasn't aware about this library. I use Go and JS implementation in one of our webapps and it was painful specially on the web but once worki
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by srameshc 10mo ago
I am trying to make a constructive feedback and not just critical if I sound that way by anychance. I spent a bit of time but it's hard to get the product. Instead of the team photo on home page, you could show some images of what you
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by srameshc 10mo ago
Thanks this looks intersting and I am going it to try it later. I have old Axiom 49 and it really doesn't work that much with modern DAW as it is assumed it's old and outdated. But I like the form factor and it is solid. I hope I
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by srameshc 10mo ago
Thanks that was a great breakup of cost. I just assumed before that it was the same pricing. The pricing probably comes from the confidence and the buzz around Gemini 3.0 as one of the best performing models. But competetion is hot in the a
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by srameshc 10mo ago
I love SQLite and this is in no way I'm making a point devaluing SQLite, Author's method is excellent approach to get analytical speed out of SQLite. But I am loving DuckDB for similar analytical workloads as it is built for such
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by srameshc 10mo ago
This looks brilliant, thank you. I love DuckDB and use it for lot of local data processing jobs. We have a data stream, not to the size where we need to push to BigQuery or elsewhere. I was thinking of trying something like sql-flow but I a
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by srameshc 10mo ago
I started using Rust out of a need , it's tough and I thought I can learn any language easily. But I think from my short experience , Rust teaches how to be a good and thoughtful programmer. My reason to continue learning Rust.
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by srameshc 10mo ago
I never imagined that a service that ships DVD via mail would one day buy Warner Brothers. It is amazing how innovation and focus can change the game. Someday a new startup will piggy bank on Netflix and probably buy it later.
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by srameshc 10mo ago
I never realize Ghostty is a project by Mitchell Hashimoto. I am very happy with tmux and never seriously looked at it , now I really curious what is it about and how it is different than say tmux ?
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by srameshc 10mo ago
I think the author seems to be using sarcasm when he said innovation.
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by srameshc 10mo ago
One of the best explanations I have ever read about American Healthcare. Even after such good infographic it is still hard to comprehend such complexity. > The $441B in prescription drugs - the story of incentivizing American innovation
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by srameshc 10mo ago
As much I agree with your sentiment, but I doubt the intention is singular.

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