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by talldayo 2y ago
> the announcement itself feel like a disingenuous, politically motivated, anti-X hit piece I don't see how. There is no reason that journalists should feel "grandfathered in" to X because they used Twitter before. Elon Mu
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by talldayo 2y ago
It depends on how strong the demand is. China's strategy works with America since there is such a huge base of capital you can access and market cheap products to. India and Africa still have a ways to go, and even collectively won&#x2
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by talldayo 2y ago
> But the purpose of the Tech Tracker is not to assess the current state of play but to improve global understanding of countries’ strategic intent and potential future science and technology capability. So it's bogus. The point of
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by talldayo 2y ago
Dude is selling an LLM that looks at your git repo, too. You don't need 84 hours to pipe git diffs into ollama, so I gotta wonder where the other 83 hours a week are being spent.
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by talldayo 2y ago
Not sure if this is familiar to you, but Mao is my favorite game that I misunderstand but love nonetheless: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mao_(card_game) It's surprisingly popular in the American midwest. Every pl
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by talldayo 2y ago
For a man that laments the fall of the Soviet Union, he sure is adamant about repeating their mistakes.
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by talldayo 2y ago
> we should admit that everyone — the global poor included — has a right to work for willing employers, rent from willing landlords, and patronize willing merchants — in any country on Earth. Provided they respect basic human rights, the
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by talldayo 2y ago
> while in real life it was a us led attack on civilians, prisoners, and non fighting combatants. Google highway of death What COD did to this scene was reprehensible, but it's also important to understand the context for the real
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by talldayo 2y ago
Maybe for demos? If you're dumb enough to ingest unlicensed content for your commercial application then you deserve all the flak that's coming at you. I doubt any startups that are serious about scaling will deliberately use ille
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by talldayo 2y ago
So will Fiverr. Who cares?
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I mean, the internet is not some auto-censoring regime that stops things from "being up" if they're offensive. You can go find some of the most reprehensible, bigoted and offensive media spanning hundreds of years on Internet
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by talldayo 2y ago
Britain hasn't had a sovereign interest in the Levant for over a century. Their citizens deserve access to uncensored media to form their own opinions, even if the media is satire that would make Matt Stone and Trey Parker blush.
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by talldayo 2y ago
> "I do not blame Valve nor Steam, the blame is on the UK government and authorities that are pissed off by a video game," Nijm said. "On their flawed logic, the most recent Call of Duty Black Ops 6 should be banned as wel
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by talldayo 2y ago
I have not heard a single person mention this outside X. Must be an echo chamber thing.
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by talldayo 2y ago
I use a cheap espresso machine (~$200) and highly recommend it. My morning cup tends to be a 2oz shot of Cafe Bustelo made into an 8oz Americano, which I drink black. Tastes significantly better than a pour-over, takes maybe 2 minutes to ma
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by talldayo 2y ago
> Does anyone have any idea why this is happening? It happens because when you use ChatGPT you agree to terms of service that allow them to degrade your experience as much as they want.
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There's also the fact that cryptocurrency as a whole is relatively unpopular. Apple could invent their own cryptocurrency tomorrow, and still there would be nobody that actually cares.
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by talldayo 2y ago
> you have to build it on the most neutral, decentralized, unassailable network and asset, which, hands down, is Bitcoin. Laughs in IMF sovereign debt ledgers
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Probably not, $750 million buys a hell of a lot of legal boilerplate. It's more likely that people will just be disappointed when it "releases" and try to protest it in ways that don't matter. I'm imagining a Cyber
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by talldayo 2y ago
That was the suggestion - it's wrong, though. Apple invests in liberal marketing but not liberal reform. Liberals think that Apple likes them, because they support their banal social movements on the surface. Underneath that surface,
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by talldayo 2y ago
It's much easier to support Trump allies when they refuse to disclose their donations and arrange their meetings behind closed doors where nobody can know what they're discussing. If only Musk was more like Tim Cook, then he'
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by talldayo 2y ago
Tim Cook is a friend to conservative lawmakers, conservatives feel fine paying Apple because it financially supports the values they respect. Money spent buying an iPhone or Mac is the ultimate expression of respect for concentrated wealth.
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> How does Alphabet sell Chrome as a free and open source browser? Chrome is not Open Source - Chromium is. My interpretation is that Google may continue the employment of Chromium developers but may not sell or offer the Chrome product
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If you don't own supported hardware, that's not really super surprising: https://fwupd.org/lvfs/vendors/
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A lot of developers that aren't purely obsessed with frontend or AI-like niches find Leetcoding rote. Ultimately it's just about facing a question you are unfamiliar with and whiteboarding it with a potential employer - it's
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Capitalism didn't do that. The beginnings of free trade were entirely imperial, at a time when capitalism was considered a radical and unsafe belief. Globalism would follow the expansionist policy of colonial powers which created inter
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> He is 100% part of the old Microsoft guard. I don't think people really fear the Microsoft old guard anymore. HN loves to wave around the Halloween documents as evidence of Microsoft's persisting evil, but the remaining Windo
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by talldayo 2y ago
Self-hosting is not held back by Azure.
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It's common sense. Nobody is trained to drive a car using GPS navigation as their primary instrument for situational awareness. You're supposed to react to the conditions of the route to ensure the vehicle operates in favorable co
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by talldayo 2y ago
Associated Press, Reuters, PBS (if you don't mind a moderate focus on liberal topics)

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