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by varispeed 1mo ago
Why nobody vibe coded Cursor yet? It's a basic extension of VS Code.
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by varispeed 1mo ago
Interesting. Usually comments with "people are missing the big picture" are met with massive number of downvotes.
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by varispeed 1mo ago
> Monzo Stand-in is an independent set of systems that run on Google Cloud Platform (GCP) Given the US Cloud Act, how Monzo is protecting customers' financial data from being accessed by foreign government without Monzo's knowl
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by varispeed 1mo ago
The purpose of GDPR was never data protection or privacy. It was designed to legitimise data trade and give corporations legal basis for selling and processing the data where before that it was a grey area. If you look at it through that le
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by varispeed 1mo ago
GDPR is good for corporations because it legitimises data trade. Population trained to agree to cookies now also agree to data processing just to get the banner go away and corporations have legal basis to process and sell the data. It is a
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by varispeed 1mo ago
Internet worked fine without 1.1.1.1. Corporate hoarding of resources to deprive working class from accessing it is worse.
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by varispeed 1mo ago
That is fair point, but still you can build such system for under a grand and then pimp yourself out to VCs.
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by varispeed 1mo ago
You are assuming the operator of vibe coding tools is not experienced in the domain.
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by varispeed 1mo ago
Sounds like this is that watermarking at work.
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by varispeed 1mo ago
Now put the 100 terabytes of memory back to the market. Stop hoarding RAM.
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by varispeed 1mo ago
Surely you could now vibe code such system for under $1,000.
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by varispeed 1mo ago
This should be illegal, but it won't. Corrupt politicians want people to be only on the approved operating systems so they can be surveilled.
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by varispeed 2mo ago
I wonder when we reach the state of having a perfect font.
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by varispeed 2mo ago
Problem with the buses (at least in London) is that they don't come very often, get stuck in traffic (getting in and out of the bus stop takes forever), often are full and full of feral youth at certain hours, they smell of piss and we
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by varispeed 2mo ago
Yes, it is difficult, but shafting working class is easy, therefor it is okay. If the rich decided to buy all drinking water, you would probably be saying that's okay, making water is difficult, shortly before dying.
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by varispeed 2mo ago
That doesn't excuse them from wrecking the market for ordinary person.
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by varispeed 2mo ago
Why they don't research how to make their own RAM and they have to buy it from the common market? They should GTFO with this crap. Create barriers to computing for ordinary people while milking businesses for tokens.
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by varispeed 2mo ago
Xiaomi is coming. Hopefully they'll make 1TB box.
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by varispeed 2mo ago
Let me rephrase. They have not booked enough capacity at contract manufacturer.
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by varispeed 2mo ago
It's more bizarre that Apple got caught with pants down. Focused on CPUs and ignored RAM. Seems like miscalculation. If they had their own fab for RAM, they could completely corner the market today.
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by varispeed 2mo ago
and this one comes without a floppy drive.
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by varispeed 2mo ago
512GB late october sounds lame. and 512GB is so 2025. Give us 1TB version. Where is the competitive spirit?
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by varispeed 2mo ago
The problem is lack of enforcement and the fact that politicians are disconnected from working class and most simply hate them and don't care. Let the pleb piss in the hedges like animals they are, meanwhile spaff the taxes on some van
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by varispeed 2mo ago
Just make more RAM.
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by varispeed 2mo ago
and then in few years a new mono-mustachioed or mono-browed leader will emerge who declares memes a blasphemy punishable by death and will call up all the telemetry gathered to punish all involved.
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by varispeed 2mo ago
Corporations also deduct things as expenses. Small business or self-employed person don't have any special privileges - au contraire - in many jurisdictions big corporations are not audited at all and have special tax arrangements wher
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by varispeed 2mo ago
General view of EU politicians is that working class should be working for big corporations. Running own business is a sin. The big corporations also don't want people to run small business, because they remove themselves from the job
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by varispeed 2mo ago
Isn't this double dipping? Consumers typically already pay for waste disposal to their local government. That said, the EU and West in general through corruption like to pass legislation that ensures only big corporations can afford to
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by varispeed 2mo ago
It's more to do with Civil Service's hatred of working class.
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by varispeed 2mo ago
She could have used a boat. Comes with a free hotel stay and no documents needed. Jokes aside, when helping someone I know return to the UK, I wasn't sure if I have a stroke or someone who wrote the guidance had a lobotomy. Clear as mu

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