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diebillionaires

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    Comment #49078607

    This is just another case of a business insisting their people should be in charge of the evaluation of the safety. Worked really well for Boeing right? Also I find it incredibly d…

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    Comment #48673457

    Apple was already on the edge of "too expensive". Now it's obscene. I think this really opens the door for the new intel framework 13 pro.

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    Comment #48572549

    Opt outs don't even exist at the top level, only on the people search ones utilizing the data.

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    Comment #48572539

    This was covered in NOH's data broker article. But mostly Snowflake or AWS. https://nooneshappy.com/article/data-brokers-unregulated-for...

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    Comment #48370109

    Linux + Website needs to return as the ultimate form of self publishing. Back when an internet search was the platform.

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    Comment #48231549

    my favorite part of the article tbh

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    Comment #48172371

    it is a widespread concern that more haven’t been destroyed

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    Comment #48172368

    this seems like an ai article

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    Comment #48110743

    I bought my bambu labs ps1 about 4 years ago now. I have never connected it to the internet. I've never printed from bambu slicer. I've always exported the gcode and manually place…

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    Comment #48100297

    Have you seen construction workers lately? They have machines for everything. I highly doubt they even need to lift things any more.

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    Comment #47824087

    I moved away from digital ocean about 6 years ago and never looked back. I found their customer support to be rude, and their offerings to be overpriced.

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    Comment #47788201

    Lame. "We don't want AI pointed at our code so we're going closed source". That's hilarious and a cover up.

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    Comment #47788073

    I support AA. Lawyers can't solve this, sorry.

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    Comment #47740396

    Agree with a lot of this except sqlite, and the fact that if I commit to building something I typically put it in the cloud with basic scaling from the start for efficiency.

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    Comment #47574605

    Yeah, no one is responsible for what they do as long as someone else tells them to do it.

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    Comment #47574590

    As a free tier user I only get like three queries in now without model quality reduction, so I'd say your bases are covered as far as GPU costs around misuse.

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    Comment #47387674

    they invested 12 million and he provided 50 million no?

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    Comment #47372829

    I'm just surprised people hadn't realized earlier that these SOCs were capable of more than Apple had let on. They're incredibly capable, but profits and capitalism are the problem…

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    Comment #47255781

    i can get an app one shotted pretty much every time i use cline too. why would i ever use a proprietary solution that’s opinionated and likely eventually costs (idk i didn't look)?…

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    Comment #46954026

    this website is incredibly unfriendly to scroll on firefox mobile. i could read it. it jumps every time i scroll down