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by thefounder 5mo ago
But eBay is just bad company with a bad reputation. Why would they buy it instead something like Etsy or make their own thing? If you would ask me what are the worst companies from the “old guard” I would name eBay and PayPal as prime suspe
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by thefounder 5mo ago
it does care about human rights but of course the national interest is first otherwise why they didn’t just support dictatorships in South Korea, West Germany, Japan, Taiwan etc ? The U.S is not great but is the best alternative. China, Rus
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by thefounder 5mo ago
I think now it would be confused with the lgb** flags
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by thefounder 5mo ago
Little she knows that if she uses the “self driving” from Tesla she may get into a death trap.
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by thefounder 5mo ago
Whether is a pretext or not is less important. I don’t mind if the U.S is overthrowing a dictatorship for his own interests while using democracy and human rights as a pretext if at least is trying to enforce a human rights and democracy ag
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by thefounder 5mo ago
the golden visas were banned in the EU last year https://amp.dw.com/en/eu-citizenship-no-longer-for-sale/a-72...
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by thefounder 5mo ago
No, they just stop accepting immigrants.
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by thefounder 6mo ago
Everything I do is json and of course you want that json in a specific format so that you can process it further.
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by thefounder 6mo ago
They still don’t support json schema or batch api. It’s like deepseek does not want to make money
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by thefounder 6mo ago
Not really. They realised they acted too soon. Give them some time until the market “consolidates” and they will change again their policy. Why would they want someone else to develop competing clients?
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by thefounder 6mo ago
I don’t get why people are so surprised. Didn’t they learn anything from Twitter APIs and the like. The APIs are open as long as they serve the short term problem then Anthropic builds the features people actually use (more or less) and ban
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by thefounder 6mo ago
But why would you want it to converse like a human? What I need is concise information not a buddy to talk to. If anything I see it as a feature
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by thefounder 6mo ago
Codex is just better than Claude but Claude is faster and has the better UI for vscode. That’s why I use Claude as main coder with codex(5.4 with xhigh effort) as mcp reviewer etc. It is clear to me that codex is a better programmer but the
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by thefounder 6mo ago
The world would barely notice if both OpenAI and Anthropic “fail”. There is a lot of competition in this space
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by thefounder 6mo ago
what makes gpt 5.4 bad to chat ? To me it seems smart and does the job albeit it’s a bit slow. I’m using it only/mostly with the “pro” /xhigh reasoning
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by thefounder 6mo ago
In reality you are always on a time budget that is correlated with the output of the software you develop.(I.e is it worth it your time?) I’ve found out that the most important thing is to get feedback early even from yourself using whatev
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by thefounder 6mo ago
It’s not always about money. It’s also about the time of the developer. Even for a hobby project you may burn out before to actually deliver it.
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by thefounder 6mo ago
I think they will settle that Iran won’t reuse whatever they have of that nuclear fuel if the U.S drops the nukes on the Iranian nuclear sites. Iran may also think twice before rejecting a deal in which they agree to not acquire a nuclear w
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by thefounder 6mo ago
And is true about the nukes
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by thefounder 6mo ago
I think dropping a nuke is not out of question. We just have to watch the language of the U.S administration over the next weeks.
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by thefounder 6mo ago
>> Grounding identity in a phone number is very reasonable for almost all normal usage. Yeah if you compare that with Facebook messenger and other such services but if you want secure communication it's not reasonable.
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by thefounder 6mo ago
I don't think they would be so much more expensive but they would be less profitable for sure and perhaps less "innovative" as a big chunk of the profit will go into regulation stuff.
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by thefounder 6mo ago
As a Go developer I would use this unless...I would have to build the std libraries myself. Now I also wonder how this compares with tinyGo. Why would you pick one over the other...
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by thefounder 6mo ago
Copilot just sucks . I’ve tried them both and I stick with cc and codex mcp
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by thefounder 6mo ago
How is Apple packing 512gb of ram on their cpu?
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by thefounder 7mo ago
Why don’t they make an GPU optimised for inference/batch jobs with 1 TB of ram ? Everyone wants to run the biggest models locally.
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by thefounder 7mo ago
Yeah but why there was not red alert on all the monitors when both the airplane and the truck had green light on the same runway ? That’s the minimum of automation that I would expect, ideally sync-ed to all the participants(truck drivers,
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by thefounder 7mo ago
Can’t this whole thing being automated and let only special/unexpected situations being handled by humans ?
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by thefounder 7mo ago
You can launch a new product in one month instead of 12 months. I think this works best for startups where the risk tolerance is high but works less than ideal for companies such Amazon where system failure has high costs
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by thefounder 7mo ago
Like licenses are worth anything in the AI world…

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