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AnishLaddha
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Comment #48926415
That doesn't address the supply chain risk designation? Or the ban on all work with claude for contractors, incl. non-government work? Even if they disagreed, this was clearly reta…
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Comment #47965548
might just be on my end, but I cant seem to access the state filtered page? i.e. https://bidprowl.com/auctions/california
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Comment #47940116
seriously. instant indicator that their world view is irreversibly warped by tiktok politics.
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Comment #47662871
Evergreen: https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/1atqusj/ne...
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Comment #47439395
F*CK. take everything from me why dontcha?
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Comment #47354946
>2.5% is likely still survivable, but i think risk departments + regulators are all a lot less risk tolerant after seeing how quickly things went south in 2008 and worries about an…
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Comment #47339883
an underrated reason for the decline in windows is that it went from a core product focus to being crowded out. I wouldn't be surprised if azure, sharepoint, office 365, devices, G…
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Comment #47057089
one of my favorite shows of all time!
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Comment #46964075
I imagine this is due to the decline of local civic life. When you're a stay at home parent, and you are a part of some voluntary association, a church, PTA-type organizations, and…
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Comment #46687780
fascinating, hope our critical infrastructure can handle this. how long does something like this last, and will it have an effect on artemis 2? hypothetical: if a carrington event-…
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Comment #46578963
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250612778008/en/XGS... seems like they're getting the ball rolling, will be interesting to see how this scales
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Comment #46578846
A core assumption of capitalism is that when individuals act in their own self-interest, their actions tend to produce outcomes that are beneficial for society as a whole. This see…
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Comment #45971771
talk to me when we start domesticating bears!
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Comment #45276715
what moat does lyft have? i know san francisco is a special case but waymo is already beating out lyft, with its own app: https://www.fastcompany.com/91347503/waymo-is-winning-in-s…
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Comment #45187625
since reagan, actually: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unitary_executive_theory John Yoo is probably the most influential lawyer of the 21st century.
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Comment #44984932
i've seen some queries that look like they were written by an engineer with CTE
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Comment #43940871
what advantages does swift offer over go/rust/js/java for server side programming? I always presumed the advantages of swift were native code compilation + top tier integration w/t…
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Comment #40693653
i feel like this is being blown way out of proportion. learning git is never the bottleneck to becoming a software engineer, and it doesn't take longer than an hour to grasp the ba…
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Comment #38311436
1) he represented openAI at APEC just yesterday. what happened in 24 hours that would cause such a drastic decision. 2) generally, even when a board fires a CEO, they rarely "call …
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Comment #36866307
a new bolt, with all the rebates available to CA residents, can cost as little as 12k for a single person earning less than 55k a year. its hard to find a reliable used car for tha…
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Comment #36790405
I really hope this works. Siri is essentially useless except for very small commands like "Call X", and even if X is a clear and unique name sometimes it messes it up. Apple is mil…
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Comment #36329020
in 10 years we will see posts on hackernews and cscq wondering why europe has so few AI giants...
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Comment #36318483
"Immigrants from poorer countries will do anything for a buck. It becomes a race to the bottom. As long as conditions here don't get worse than where they came from they'll be happ…
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Comment #36313515
can you be more specific in how letting qualified doctors and engineers from other countries (doesn't even have to be third world, a lot of british doctors would move here given th…
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Comment #36233114
what? The bolt is like ~27k for a base model, and then you get like 10k max from the government bringing you to 17k? where is the last 5-6k coming from?