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by x0x0 7mo ago
It's just... immensely self-aggrandizing nonsense. The subhed > “Preface to the highest stakes negotiations in history.” Like come on. The cuban missile crisis, for starters? Bro needs to calm tf down.
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by x0x0 7mo ago
And for their kids sick and tired of trying to help them fix Window's incompetence. You're into Dell for at least $800 for anything approaching an actually usable laptop. This is definitely my mom's next laptop.
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by x0x0 7mo ago
I also got the attractive asian women definitely not wearing construction clothing demonstrating automated pipe welding machines. The worst is when you accidentally click one of the manosphere/incel videos, then get a stream of them af
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by x0x0 7mo ago
most websites, particularly those behind cloudflare, are very restrictive even to crawlers that obey robots. Proof: a ton of my time over the last year, and my crawlers very carefully obey robots. It's hard to see how this isn't
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by x0x0 7mo ago
This is exactly the same. The company has changed the terms under which they will offer the service starting next contract renewal.
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by x0x0 7mo ago
Sounds like a firing / soft firing / come to jesus moment about the viability of the business...
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by x0x0 7mo ago
Additionally, it's not like this necessarily got posted out of the blue. There's another Huy Fong sriracha shortage due to a Mexican crop failure driven by climate change. So anyone wondering why they can't buy it will natu
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by x0x0 7mo ago
That's not what's happening as far as I can tell. These users have agreed to a monthly contract or, if there is no money paid, a contract with no finite end date but with provisions to change terms, essentially terminating and res
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by x0x0 8mo ago
I'd like to agree, but I don't. If companies didn't want to be involved, they would aggressively be pushing governments to provide ways to confirm age w/o transmitting any other data. Primarily because you can't l
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by x0x0 8mo ago
> I didn't say it was an annual distribution. You're quite right, I misread your post. Gonna learn to read one today, but clearly not today.
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by x0x0 8mo ago
I think you are mistaken. The pages are split -- see that closed quote and parenthesis. That quote is a continuation from pdf page 3, which has the opening parenthesis. Each of the cells for classes A, B, C overflow onto one page (each)
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by x0x0 8mo ago
I think they (and even Apple) are going to get a walloping from mostly ceding the education market to chromebooks. Kids are growing up using them.
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by x0x0 8mo ago
What I heard is you would like some highly relevant ads to be at the top of your start menu for your convenience every time you want to start a program. Oh, and have you heard about OneDrive?
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by x0x0 8mo ago
airfare: $500, 5 nights (sun -> thur) in a hotel, fully costed: $250, per-diem of $100 6 days (fri is a travel day) is already $2350. If you rent a place that thousands can show up you'll be in for at least $5k.
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by x0x0 8mo ago
A competitive bloodbath plus OpenAI has investment valuing it like it will achieve agi rather than (merely) being a huge advancement in computing, but not a fundamental rewriting of how all work is done.
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by x0x0 8mo ago
It's rarely a great sign when an article opens with... maybe not quite a lie, but by actively misinforming the reader. To wit: > My beloved Boston Celtics paid top dollar for an accomplished point guard to help win a championship t
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by x0x0 8mo ago
But also too, packed with junkies who, at best, behave erratically and at worse assault randoms. Taking the bus around sf makes it immediately clear why (not all, but most) people who have options choose them.
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by x0x0 8mo ago
It could be, but I think it's also as likely it was the scrapers treating that as a trigger event of some type. eg you got a job and might have regrets. I also saw... not sure what to call them, but honeypot friend requests? I used t
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by x0x0 8mo ago
Sure, but they pretty conclusively lost, and it would likely require a major fumble by Sony to change that. So I'm not sure what they're supposed to do?
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by x0x0 8mo ago
Everyone's dancing around the problem. People refuse to pay the cost of producing high quality news. Advertising doesn't come close to cutting it. You can see a new generation of media that charge subscribers enough to make a mo
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by x0x0 8mo ago
I came from nvim after using vim for decades. For me, you could approximate Zed with endless hours of tinkering in nvim, or I could just use Zed. Things that keep me: fast. Easy project wide search that is fast. Easy file completion that
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by x0x0 8mo ago
... which is irrelevant to the demonstrated and shocking incompetence of being unable to deliver either to the #1 or #2 inbox for businesses in the EU?
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by x0x0 8mo ago
I totally agree, and it's basically theft that Apple simply doesn't have a standing offer to outbid anyone else for a security hole. That said, we all get the same time on this earth. Spending your time helping various government
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by x0x0 8mo ago
That car is the Slate truck.
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by x0x0 8mo ago
It's not really ecommerce. it's PE parasites selling the brand equity. The article doesn't really mention: Authentic Brands Group, an asset-light PE org, bought it in 2021; a company called Outdoor 5 LLC now licenses Eddie B
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by x0x0 8mo ago
I think Discord is trapped in an ugly place: 1 - Piles of parents too stupid or lazy to, well, parent the children they made; 2 - A very reasonable societal expectation that it shouldn't be easy for young kids to access, or even be exp
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by x0x0 8mo ago
Yeah, this is just long-form linkedin slop. He's thought-leadering to get you to get his (no-doubt slop-written) guides and do leadgen for his forthcoming saas. sigh.
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by x0x0 8mo ago
And it's never just the slapping together. it's the ktlo: a perpetual tax on your eng team for every thing they own.
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by x0x0 8mo ago
That kinda makes sense (and thank you!), but I think the comprehensive incompetence is thus: 1 - fails 2 - w/ no useful feedback to user; 3 - I couldn't get support to tell me why (fine, small account), but the customer with 900 l
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by x0x0 8mo ago
They're not trying to transfer ownership. They're trying to scam people out of the earnest money before a title search (ie ownership verification) happens. Titles are very decentralized; they are likely modestly-competently manag

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