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by weare138 1y ago
This is why companies like Hertz are shifting tasks like this to AI. Plausible deniability. Those billions we made overcharging our customers? Whoops, AI software error. Our bad.
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by weare138 1y ago
I'm from GenX. I remember these. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AlphaSmart
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The accusation I heard was these developers they hired were essentially prompt wrangling behind the scenes using other AI services to make Builder seem better than it really was.
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by weare138 1y ago
You can just type in the URL and make it your default search engine. No one is stopping you. Or you could just move to Russia and bask in that democracy and free speech you seem to perceive to be lacking here. Again no one is stopping you.
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by weare138 1y ago
Google pays Mozilla and Apple to make Google Search the default search engine for Firefox and Safari. Google pays Apple about $18 billion each year, and pays Mozilla about $450 million each year. “In 2021 these payments accounted for 83% o
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by weare138 1y ago
This fact is important, because if an app were accessing a microphone and sending the audio to a cloud server for analysis there would be detectable traces of data consumption. Because that's not how it works and companies like Meta
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by weare138 2y ago
If you can't discuss politics with them or other personal topics then they're acquaintances not friends. There's a difference.
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by weare138 2y ago
Ok this site lost me at Tor Browser. Why is Tor Browser listed on there as if it's a commercial product/service and rated as 'Grade C' without any supporting evidence? If they don't even know what Tor is then I don&
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by weare138 2y ago
This article is intentionally misleading: The main problem with DNT was the lack of legal and regulatory backing it received. Website owners could decide if they'd observe the DNT signal and there were no legal repercussions if they c
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by weare138 2y ago
I'm from GenX and at one time that's what the opinion section in newspapers were like.
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by weare138 2y ago
This funding was diverted toward questionable projects that promoted Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) or advanced neo-Marxist class warfare propaganda. Class warfare? Finally one of them says the quiet part out loud because that&#x2
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by weare138 2y ago
Exactly. It's not that SaaS is 'dead', the SaaS hype-cycle has passed it's peak and all the low hanging fruit has been snatched up already. You need solutions to actual problems to succeed now not just clever ideas.
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Pennywise but dollar dumb.
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by weare138 2y ago
I mean we're going to keep doing it but we're tired of hearing about it.
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Hopefully the API will survive. They just rolled out the new API not too long ago. I messed around with it. It's extremely detailed and well made. Pretty much everything on the NWS website is available through the API.
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by weare138 2y ago
I don't use iCloud Relay but it seems Apple's ASN would be 'reputable'.
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But always keep in mind, politics is just a means to an end for these people. Remember how all the Silicon Valley techbros currently supporting the coup used to claim to be liberal and progressive? The 'culture wars' were invented
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They're oligarchs. There is no left and right. Just us and them.
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There were some adults in the room during his first administration that prevented his worst inclinations. It wasn't from a lack of trying. Now the GOP controls all 3 branches of government and stacked SCOTUS who have already ruled in f
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I do.
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by weare138 2y ago
So straight forward and intuitive. I totally would not get a call from a family member attempting to do this and be stuck on the phone for the next hour.
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What also bothers me is there's a simple solution to all this. Just pass comprehensive consumer data protection laws and regulations all companies operating in the US are required to follow. But you don't see anyone proposing th
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by weare138 2y ago
Incorporating is good business advice in general and something you definitely should do but bankruptcy isn't always an option and those debts don't magically disappear. Unless you're planning on running an illegal or quasi-le
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by weare138 2y ago
Just go check out that man's X (twitter?) feed. Elon constantly says the quiet part out loud. I'm from genx and if you're younger I'm going to give you all some solid life advice. When someone tells you who they are, lis
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by weare138 2y ago
The 2002 Power Mac G4/1.25 Dual Processor (MDD) is a good option too. It has dual PowerPC 7455's w/ 2MB L3 cache, supports 2GB RAM, 4 PCI slots and a 4x APG slot that came with either a 64MB ATI Radeon 9000 Pro or a 128MB NVI
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We tried nothing and nothing worked.
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Everyone that's been censored on X should get together and file a class action lawsuit. X and Elon are in clear violation of the 'safe harbor' clause in Section 230 that legally indemnifies a site from content produced by 3rd
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by weare138 2y ago
I'm from GenX. I've been skulking around the tech industry for way too long and this is just bad advice. If you're younger this is just wrong. I can definitively tell you from experience. If you're a website designer, y
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What are we comparing this too? With the exception of Windows software able to run on Windows, you could make everyone of those claims in spades about Windows. I would recommend OP go administer an enterprise Windows network and stare into
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But the article uses the phrase 'Bezos' approach' as if it's somehow attributed to Bezos or a new concept. For some reason Wall St. and Silicon Valley love learning the simple things the hard way then act like they had s

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