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About hactually
Builder of Jogly, Tagmail, QuickaPay, FeeWise and now MatchBox
find me as `nick` at curiola.com and see my stuff at http://www.github.com/17twenty
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Comment #48852124
The populist left are happy to use video too. All UK and Australian politicians are on Twitter and Tiktok and numerous podcasts that then get soundbite sliced.
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Comment #48713312
kinda. but not really. they just showed a lack of effectiveness and has emboldened other countries to further restrict things like VPNs and roll out ID based net access
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Comment #48614569
The UK government have at least made it clear that they intend to ban right wing media and parties that aren't aligned. A leaked strategy document from UK Prime Minister Keir Starm…
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Comment #48614539
Got any numbers/sources for that specific claim?
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Comment #48605083
So just DNS block them in the UK. They don't need YouTube
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Comment #48605068
you don't use YouTube?
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Comment #48418595
house prices
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Comment #48368703
yeah, add that to the negatives.
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Comment #48349841
standard in DSP. Super cool and can be used on stock trades and other predictive markets.
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Comment #48341052
right wing?
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Comment #48188530
yes - a fair few
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Comment #48153693
Must be some heinous crimes to enable dragnet surveillance. That or the rotten state of Britain really is trying anything from splitting at the seams. Must be the heinous crime thi…
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Comment #48014787
uhm. Europe is ID gating their entire internet - they're not bothered about foreign powers, just control.
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Comment #48003574
same in Australia
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Comment #48002232
> Banksy was born Robin Gunningham but later took the name David Jones long been known as establishment friendly
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Comment #47917659
Incredible news. I've ordered one myself... wish the 16 Pro was out but I figure it makes sense to support companies doing the things you want. The last thread on framework was dis…
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Comment #47759713
The go tooling and ecosystem and how it "just works" runs rings around the Java clowncar.
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Comment #47748581
The classic "if it disagrees with me, it's a far-right neo-Nazi" rhetoric. Sadly thiss is becoming depressingly common in certain corners of tech discourse. X has the best AI news,…
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Comment #47567698
You're not really making a good point if you can't distinguish. Fin.ai by telecom is a full product powered by LLMs and makes $100m ARR. Make your point and save the attacks and ma…
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Comment #47567657
DARVO
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Comment #47567652
Except writing rust doesn't feels like flying, it feels like falling.
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Comment #47561073
what do you mean by "run AI"? as in, providing self hosted models? or running Claude code/Codex? or using it for support? or what?
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Comment #47498867
Great write up of a problem that I'm glad Golang sidesteps The problem with this is that it's systemic and central to Rusts trait-based ecosystem composition. Go’s has a version bu…
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Comment #47444208
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