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by ulfw 11mo ago
> What are they talking about? What is this "devaluation"? I'm getting paid more than ever for a job I feel like I almost shouldn't get paid for (I'm just having fun) You do realise your position of luck is not n
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by ulfw 11mo ago
[Deleted as Hackernews is not for discussion of divergent opinions]
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by ulfw 11mo ago
The internet hasn't been the internet in years. It was originally built to withstand wars. The whole idea of our IP based internet was to reroute packages should networks go down. Decentralisation was the mantra and how it differed fro
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by ulfw 11mo ago
So... Tagging and labeling ok.
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by ulfw 11mo ago
What other things?
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by ulfw 11mo ago
And? So what? Who forced 'the west' to do that? American and European companies lived well this way for decades. Buying from and selling to China has been highly profitable. In fact Germany is doing terribly right now as China is
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by ulfw 11mo ago
Zuckerberg knows what he wants but he rarely knows how to get it. That's been his problem all along. Unlike others he isn't scared to throw ridiculous amounts of money at a problem though and buy companies who do things he can&#x2
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by ulfw 11mo ago
> Don’t use govt control to suppress speech on social media. It’s not conducive to any sort of trust building. So then how do you deal with other state actors who have whole machineries spreading lies and disinformation on social network
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by ulfw 11mo ago
What 'freedom' won't they have on a Mac or Windows computer which could run all their friend's software and/or games?
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by ulfw 11mo ago
Especially the 'design' which couldn't be less Mac-native if it tried
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by ulfw 11mo ago
They don't. You're assuming a lot of things. Extremely few people pay cash at a hotel (as even deposit would have to be in cash and held in place and refunded in person). Vast majority pay with card. They're doing this becaus
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by ulfw 11mo ago
It hasn't though and no it's not how it should be. Any kind of payment comes with a fee. Yes even counting cash at a bank isn't free. Paying a security firm to come pick up cash regularly isn't free.
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by ulfw 11mo ago
Meanwhile everywhere you pay with a credit card in Australia you have to pay an additional 1-2% because they can get away with it. It's a terrible example really. (just as an example: https://www.hilton.com/en/book
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by ulfw 11mo ago
Do you know who runs that company???
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by ulfw 11mo ago
Because the pro AI persons are busy trying sell their whatevertheyhave before the bubble bursts
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by ulfw 11mo ago
Laws for thee but not for me
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by ulfw 11mo ago
And here I am in Hong Kong paying a too high (there's cheaper offerings) 248HKD (USD32) for 2gbit/s up/down
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by ulfw 11mo ago
> Pragmatically what does the US gain from joining? From a US perspective it would just be ceding power no? Then why bother with anything? Why does France join? From a French perspective it would just be ceding power no? Why does South K
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by ulfw 11mo ago
Exactly this. Does anyone still care? I like how the Apple Password app informs you about Compromised Passwords so you can you know... go in and fix it, get a new password etc. Nice little cute idea. I got 717 warnings. Seven hundred seven
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by ulfw 1y ago
A solution looking for a problem that doesn't exist Oh btw which coffee shops can I pay with dirt at? I have lots of dirt in the backyard
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by ulfw 1y ago
Location: wordwide Remote: Yes worldwide possible (as either part time, fractional, consulting, board, advisory, freelance or similar arrangement.) No full time. Hell no. Willing to relocate: No. For what? We all know no one is getting hire
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by ulfw 1y ago
The senseless bubble keeps going up until...
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by ulfw 1y ago
Which states aren't? And for the love of god do not write US now
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by ulfw 1y ago
I have just releaser the 0MB version of DOS 5.0. It can't run anything as it's zero bytes but hey...
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by ulfw 1y ago
The IPO of a 'non-profit'. Such a beautiful thing.
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by ulfw 1y ago
It's time for a new non-Google OS frankly. Not sure if HarmonyOS would be the one, but I don't see a lot of Mobile OS development going on anymore
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by ulfw 1y ago
What a cute naive thinking of life. If you truly believe the best people are not layed off from corporations, you must be extremely young and just starting out. Corporations are a lot less rational than you imply
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by ulfw 1y ago
I don't even know what Microsoft 365 Copilot means. What idiotic branding. 365 means subscription I believe (you pay 365 days of the year). But Copilot? Huh? That's just a feature
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by ulfw 1y ago
When people still bought Graphics Processing Units for processing graphics and not crypto mining or AI inferencing
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by ulfw 1y ago
It's literally "We're partnering with Waymo to eliminate drivers, so here's something to help make your job disappear faster."

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