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iririririr
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Comment #49164810
The original download link's file having "...(1).pdf" in the name got me looking for a duplicate download for longer than I'd like to admit.
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Comment #49164800
in the sense most investors doubt they can become a big ISP without covering the sky and taking much more spectrum besides the 2(?) ghz they can use today
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Comment #49164787
Love how in the video demo you drill down into Salesforce own internal data. Got a good laugh at that. Thank you.
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Comment #49164628
Was flywheel started on agentic Ai? Or a traditional press-relation/social-media-mgr migrating to Agentic Ai?
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Comment #49164505
> with pharma sponsors maybe offtopic, but might be relevant for people considering the company; How is the prospect of entering this market with a investor in the space? Pharma re…
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Comment #49145623
would you start some business endeavor after being a well off multimillionaire, where the goal is to implement advertising?
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Comment #49138685
that's 99.9 of them. the ones with the strong feelings towards ideas most of the time is already post-idea-du-jour narrative
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Comment #49138231
it's common to move "unused" code to patches
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Comment #49138214
so, can it scale?
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Comment #49138182
let's see if anyone has the courage to propose 1Bi of the genius bill to fund the internet archive
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Comment #49137991
in other words, the entire american society depends on tools completely under capricious control of a few people who barely care about them. nobody might care about google news. i …
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Comment #49130414
i browse with an extension that helps figth the FOMO and replace some Ai marketing/buzzwords. so they got Slop Rations instead of tokens and it was funnier
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Comment #49100468
from what i know from Microsoft: the thing du jour is often staffed with the most corporate savy leaders. And this problem has no actual solution (i bet the "fix" was a regex). I'd…
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Comment #49100308
> We will build a high-quality terminal multiplexer that remains excellent at that job, even as it grows to support the second and third parts of the plan. why this feels the next …
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Comment #49100183
both of these are easily bypassed by bots. security theater at its finest. not to mention wasteful.
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Comment #49100154
this is cope (i mean, it happens a lot, but is not the cause of what is seem on the paper). I noticed even with plenty of context, the model sometimes chose a path that "fools" the…
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Comment #49061545
wow. Ai providers can't solve fraud 101 with their oh-so-dangerous-if-released-models? i think this alone is the biggest bear signal
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Comment #49061492
most (all?) of those will 100% block valid traffic too
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Comment #49061440
design is focus. engineering is compromise.
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Comment #49061353
you should not be noticing what's behind the official veil! it's all Ai. The economy is great. i mean if there was any sign the world was trading oil not in dollars, they would hav…
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Comment #49058595
that's why companies are pushing those tools. the usage volume makes them look good on frivolous reports like these.
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Comment #49058473
considering a system used by the white house and Pentagon among others not widely deployed is questionable :) the timing mistake is on me. i still think this site is about "news". …
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Comment #49058449
that's wrong in the sense it won't be useful for anything unless you have a dozen of those small things setup in the very specific way the author envisioned you set them up. you se…
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Comment #49058366
talking "outside happy path" in defense of systemd is wild. because that's it's Achilles heel. systemd is awfully documented (volume is not quality), things are still changing and …
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Comment #49028837
If there's a recruitment center here, does that means YC can be considered a dead mall?