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bitpush

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    Comment #49189317

    The issue is Claude is losing money serving you that, and while Google makes money serving you the same result. On top of that, you are paying Claude to get that same result. Unles…

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    Comment #49176962

    My local bodega is available to everyone, but it isnt everywhere. I dont know why it is a hard concept to grasp.

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    Comment #49176929

    Perhaps I'm understanding things wrong, but isnt the idea of taxes for public good and some / all of it might never reach you? I pay for taxes that help run schools, and it is an g…

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    Comment #49162087

    This is great! How is Apple able to get around the rules in China?

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    Comment #49119968

    Ouch, seems a bit harsh. They are building something, and with their track record we can be hopeful.

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    Comment #49039125

    Same difference between S3 bucket and Google Photos (web). Both "host" images but one provides an experience on top of the underlying assets.

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    Comment #49026769

    I dont want to be dismissive of what you're doing, but I didnt see the motivation of why you want space before capital letters in camelCase. My brain perceives `fun doSomething` an…

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    Comment #48950537

    > You spent $10k to get a program to write text that you can write yourself just as well and for free. "You spent $1k on a flight ticket from SFO to NYC when you could have just wa…

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    Comment #48924753

    is there a good tool to manage these workloads? batch process a bunch, handle failures, retry things etc?

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    Comment #48901803

    Isnt chrome doing process isolation per tab? The cost of RAM comes with strict security guarantees.

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    Comment #48560024

    Why? Volvo famously gave away seatbelts to everyone so that it benefits the humanity. Why do you want something useful like this to be with a company? Isnt it better if everyone in…

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    Comment #48507351

    > Features will degrade over time for _non-subscribers_. I mean, duh? It isnt a gotcha. Do you expend resources in your life maintaining relationships / friendships with people tha…

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    Comment #48507310

    > So it's not just me, an old man yelling at the cloud. The world is getting shittier. This explains why Cory has been very irritated for a long time. If your outlook is world is o…

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    Comment #48495674

    I dont think you're using the term correctly. Charging money for product/service is not enshittification. If you insist on that, you're living in fantasy land. How did you go from …

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    Comment #48495643

    Elaborate? What are the two charts in this example?

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    Comment #48495533

    Textbook strawman. Build up an alternate fact, and then attack it mercilessly. > A straw man argument is a common logical fallacy where someone distorts or exaggerates an opposing …

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    Comment #48481237

    This is great. "saga" and "canon" are most definitely a future model name candidates, although for lulz I'd like to see "Cinematic Universe"

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    Comment #48465107

    This is interesting. Do you have any source?

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    Comment #48456834

    The revisionism about Apple is fascinating. "Apple is sitting out AI", "Apple is smart to see through the hype" This is the same company that got caught pants down by making iPhone…

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    Comment #48438189

    Knew this was an SEO company even before clicking the article. They are the only people who looks at a search page and see dollar signs. By this logic, when I submit bug report to …

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    Comment #48427127

    Things don't have any inherent value. It is priced at a level that a buyer thinks it is worth. A gallon of oil can be $3 or $6 depending on whether someone is willing to pay. It ca…

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    Comment #48374286

    The headline doesnt match what is being written. It talks about author's experience with Google, and how more natural language queries are more in use instead of keyword search. Bu…

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    Comment #48312745

    > In late 2025, Chinese provincial disciplinary authorities announced an investigation into Xu Hao, then chairman of Guizhou Big Data Group, for suspected violation of party discip…

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    Comment #48301828

    Google bought DoubleClick in 2008. That's nearly 20 years back. Either you're suggesting Google Search has been bad for 20 years, or you're just being willfully ignorant.