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by tobias3 1y ago
In Chinas case the term would be overcapacity since it applies to the whole sector not just BYD.
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by tobias3 1y ago
Coming to about the same conclusion here. Companies are using my AGPLv3 project without following the license already and enforcing the license seems bleak with not much gain for me. Now they can just copyright-wash it through AI models.
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by tobias3 1y ago
Why would someone that is somewhat constrained w.r.t. spending pay for something they would get for free?
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by tobias3 1y ago
RCH 155 which Ukraine has now can shoot while moving. That should make it harder to counter.
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by tobias3 1y ago
> But just to be honest here, the people who have full on bought into the hype have made incredible amounts of money. They'll only have made incredible amounts of money once they sell the stock for an incredible amount of money to a
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by tobias3 1y ago
This illustrates a bit the price discrimination "problem" that is solved via ads. With ads, higher-income people probably earn you more money automatically. With the fee to remove advertising, you'd need to use all the price
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by tobias3 1y ago
VHDX https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/openspecs/windows_protocol...
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by tobias3 1y ago
And since the Chrome fork Edge is part of Windows now, this updater already runs on all Windows machines (e.g. the MicrosoftEdgeUpdateTaskMachineUA scheduled task). They did not even use Windows update for that one.
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by tobias3 1y ago
Kagi is just a meta search engine. They are already using Googles search index. They just find it too expensive. Guess they need to show ads to pay for the searches.
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by tobias3 1y ago
Don't do it. Perhaps obfuscate and delay as much as possible that you are not actually doing it. Perhaps get fired. Then go to court for wrongful termination (this would depend on the order being unlawful)?
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by tobias3 2y ago
The factories will be disassembling the laptops, taking out the batteries. Then the empty laptops will be sent back to China. That will increase exports to China as well.
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by tobias3 2y ago
As far as I understand Kagi displays results based on calls to Google and/or Bing. How can it be better than those then?
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by tobias3 2y ago
More scams means more supply of meme stocks which is good for the economy
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by tobias3 2y ago
Previously we were spending on US weapons. E.g. F-35 or Patriots. We might phase that out. Your allies might not help you with the next Afghanistan. Germanies foreign reserves are nearly all treasuries. We might (naturally) diversify away.
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by tobias3 2y ago
We only have to defend Germany/Europe + shipping routes with our military. Idk what the plan is with the US military. Occupy Canada and Panama?
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by tobias3 2y ago
Social security for Tesla!
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by tobias3 2y ago
From a bit of research I think this one is also used for the Level 3 autonomous driving on highways. Compared to Tesla it is actually usefull and you can do other stuff (e.g. read) and it doesn't just hand over to you one second before
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by tobias3 2y ago
With rational investors I doubt it. Space launch market size is like 20 billion. One launch is 70 million and they had 133 of them in 2024. Times two (currently at half market share) this would be 18 billion. That does not take into account
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by tobias3 2y ago
They also want "to keep the U.S. the dominant reserve currency in the world, and we will use stablecoins to do that". They are idiots with conflicting goals and not even a conception of plan.
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by tobias3 2y ago
Resale value plays into buy decisions
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by tobias3 2y ago
They probably do it properly now, but there were stories in the past that they were able to ssh into the cars: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17835760 https://www.reddit.com/r/EnoughMuskSpam/
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by tobias3 2y ago
Article started with the GDPNow chart which is broken because of tariff front-running. Stopped reading there.
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by tobias3 2y ago
I guess we need more requirements from OP, such if it should be self-hosted or a cloud service
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by tobias3 2y ago
Those are two startups attached to a destroyed brand and an auto company. Idk why anyone would invest.
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by tobias3 2y ago
It is going horribly wrong at the moment, and I don't think the people in charge have any idea of what's going wrong, why they were elected, or how to fix it. My guess as to what the problem might be is that the US has essentially
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by tobias3 2y ago
Give the same amount of money to a better team and you'd get a better (finished) game. So the allocation of capital is wrong in this case. People shouldn't pre-order stuff. The misallocation of capital also applies to GPT-4.5&#x2F
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by tobias3 2y ago
Especially once people stop caring about things actually working and go into CYA mode (stop begging). "We wrote the memo that we don't have enough peope to check drinking water toxidity, guess leadership is okay with not testing f
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by tobias3 2y ago
You mean the problem that sales tax is applied on inputs in the US sometimes? How do you know Ford is affected by this and hasn't structured their supply chains in a way to avoid this problem? As mentioned in the article this is a dome
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by tobias3 2y ago
Okay so the problem is actually collecting corporate taxes. A solution would be perhaps an international treaty for a global minimum corporate tax rate? Trump left that treaty recently, oh well. Of course the exported car is not "tax-f
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by tobias3 2y ago
You can see that it is already too complicated for the Americans as is. Please don't confuse them with accounting fictions.

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