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OpenAI-Oracle data center construction proceeds despite Michigan town vote(fortune.com)
4 points by xyst 5mo ago|0 comments
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by xyst 5mo ago
Got to feed the Google graveyard somehow
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Statement from Medical Professionals; Congressional Record Vol. 172, No. 76(congress.gov)
3 points by xyst 5mo ago|0 comments
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by xyst 6mo ago
I am willing to bet this semi underperforms in all relevant categories. Just like the rest of their overpriced consumer products.
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by xyst 6mo ago
I sense another bailout for the airline industry if the illegal Iran war continues. Spirit is just the first domino to fall.
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by xyst 6mo ago
Interesting find. I wonder how long it will take anthropic to patch this in the spaghetti code used to build claude
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by xyst 6mo ago
Or trying to get ahead of competition such as slate.
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by xyst 6mo ago
the acquisition by microslop was the death knell for gh.
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by xyst 6mo ago
gh been going down hill since microslop took over. No surprise.
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by xyst 6mo ago
Cash injection disguised as an "investment"
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by xyst 6mo ago
It’s okay. It’s still subpar and barely keeping pace with Gmaps
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by xyst 6mo ago
At least John has an engineering background, been with company for couple decades and not some private equity/hedge fund/wannabe Steve Jobs visionary douchebag. Personally, I have lost all interest in Apple and been slowly switchi
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by xyst 6mo ago
might be useful if there’s an established commit message formatting. But for a majority of Fortune 500 to small businesses that I have worked for this is not the case. Usually you see shit like this: On main: 2020-01-01: "Changes"
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by xyst 7mo ago
just create your own company, report you pay yourself the equivalent of $676,942.00 to this credit agency. Then watch your numbers go up
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by xyst 7mo ago
not able to get it to work on mobile
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by xyst 7mo ago
Microslop trying really hard to shove copilot shite down our throats
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by xyst 7mo ago
Me neither. Just seems like a money grab (tbpn founders getting a massive rip) and allows OpenAI to push corporate propaganda.
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by xyst 7mo ago
open ai acquires an somewhat media established group to push their corporate propaganda. Got it.
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by xyst 7mo ago
til: there’s individuals/people that "trusted" azure at all I only used that shit platform because some Microsoft consultant convinced idiotic C-suite that Azure was the future.
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by xyst 7mo ago
Boomers wonder why current generations don’t give a shit about corporate life anymore. One of the many examples.
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by xyst 7mo ago
This isn’t ai, this is the Ellison family gambling on their awful multibillion dollar deal to acquire Warner.
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by xyst 7mo ago
Got to pay for that awful deal to acquire Tik tok, Warner.
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by xyst 7mo ago
Bad day for the node/npm ecosystem.
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by xyst 7mo ago
yet another npm supply chain attack, these are becoming as ubiquitous as gun violence in the US. We have become numb to it. One of my tools, bruno, was impacted but seems to be limited to cli via npm install [1] [1] https://githu
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by xyst 7mo ago
Not a single comment mentioning how programmers these days don’t give a shit about optimization.
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by xyst 7mo ago
Modern programmers these days just give a shit about user experience. Better to just load up in reader mode.
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by xyst 7mo ago
Yet another blow to the confidence of flying in this country.
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by xyst 8mo ago
This is what happens when a snake oil salesman like Sam Altman back door deals/sleazes his way back into a company. He is doing anything to keep Titanic from sinking. Stooping as low as catering to this garbage administration, and bein
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by xyst 8mo ago
The overhyped AI bubble needs to pop already.
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by xyst 8mo ago
I switched to Netbird because of this.

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