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by xxpor 1y ago
Does the first sale doctrine apply to B2B?
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by xxpor 1y ago
Yes, there doesn't seem to be anything even remotely suspicious here.
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by xxpor 1y ago
For some reason this domain is blocked by work dns filtering?
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by xxpor 2y ago
Folks will start to use longer bats then and crowd the plate. Of course that'll be countered with more inside pitching.
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by xxpor 2y ago
Headsets have been fine IME, but the killer is car bluetooth. Can't swap that out easily.
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by xxpor 2y ago
I'd argue Jobs mostly kept Ive under control. Tim Cook let him go nuts (didn't act as an editor) until it was finally seriously hurting the business (butterfly keyboard era) and went in the complete opposite direction by firing hi
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by xxpor 2y ago
I gotta be honest, I really feel like these comments are completely divorced from reality. No one (p99.99) wants to get rid of Google/Apple on their phones. But "how do I install Play services" is a wildly popular search for
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by xxpor 2y ago
Absolutely.
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by xxpor 2y ago
And the reason there's 17%+ youth unemployment is because there's a weak consumer market! This is what happens when you structure your entire economy around exports: artificially weak currency, capital controls, artificially low w
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by xxpor 2y ago
They want to be ready to invade by 2027. Very different.
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by xxpor 2y ago
And China made the US its source of income. The relationship works both ways. The consumer market in China is a disaster.
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by xxpor 2y ago
The issue for LTE and 5G is/was less tech evolution as it was just new bands coming online. At least in the US, you really did need a pretty recent phone to get decent performance on TMobile or even more recently C-Band 5G
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by xxpor 2y ago
Nice, subscribed. I wonder how far you could get without solving #13, which does seem to be genuinely hard.
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by xxpor 2y ago
Another rule engine checker that doesn't support the language that needs this type of thing the most: C In this case, it's inexplicable to me since tree-sitter supports C fine.
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by xxpor 2y ago
p4? Granted, that's not something that just compiles to a usable language.
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by xxpor 2y ago
Disposable income has never been higher? One of the world's biggest health problems is everyone eating too much food? Lack of electricity production is entirely a human choice at this point. There's no need to output carbon to mak
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by xxpor 2y ago
Why should we reduce power draw? We live in an age of abundance.
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by xxpor 2y ago
But _why_ did AdSense work? They had to bootstrap with eyeballs. Claude has effectively no eyeballs. API calls != eyeballs.
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by xxpor 2y ago
What is Google's first mover moat? I switched to Bing/DuckDuckGo with absolutely no friction or moat jumping. Brands are incredibly powerful when talking about consumer goods.
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by xxpor 2y ago
Managers in tech get judged by how much HC they accumulate. Same thing.
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by xxpor 2y ago
>Engineers in "flyover country" where I am seem to easily exceed six figures. So do brand new software grads
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by xxpor 2y ago
You've picked a particularly poor example. You can directly connect to the MQTT server in your roomba today: https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/roomba/
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by xxpor 2y ago
No one had an opinion about Vietnam? I was 13 in 2003, plenty of people had an opinion about 9/11, civil liberties, and Iraq.
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by xxpor 2y ago
Maybe the most convincing argument yet that this is similar to how humans think.
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by xxpor 2y ago
Is that really a concern for anything in the S&P 500? The underlying concern is valid, but for this specific example it seems like a best case scenario for avoiding that problem.
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by xxpor 2y ago
You're using containers as a multi-tenancy boundary for arbitrary code?
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by xxpor 2y ago
This is great "write a horror story in 7 words" content.
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by xxpor 2y ago
Without accepting this specific rule, that's not how any rules of evidence work in any (common law) court. There needs to be a point where things are presumed true to maintain a working court system. Imagine if e.g. you had to prove th
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by xxpor 2y ago
It’s more complicated than that. Arm is still subject to US sanctions because they use US tech. There’s this whole drama with Arm China, which was effectively stolen from Arm’s control. I haven’t followed it super closely in recent years bu
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by xxpor 2y ago
Or the brokers simply go away, like every other city in the country.

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