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> It will be interesting to see if SAP can turn into the basis for companies that use AI heavily or if companies that use AI heavily will prefer to replace SAP. Considering the hum…

No, courts so far in the jurisdictions which have heard such cases, have ruled it's fair use. There is plenty of ongoing litigation in many jurisdictions, so it's way too early to …

You sure about that? https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/mar/19/trump-musk-f...

Xiaomi phones have/had a feature where depending on which finger you unlock the phone with, it can hide certain applications/folders on the filesystem.

Scaleway have two separate (one fully managed one a bit less) services for that: https://www.scaleway.com/en/generative-apis/ https://www.scaleway.com/en/inference/

> But with AI you kinda sorta should just build your own blog Please don't. There is absolutely no reason not to use the extremely simple and powerful combination of: * a headless …

Ecosystem? The JS/TS ecosystem approach is to use as many libraries as possible for the sake of it, exposing you to a massive supply chain risk. PHP doesn't suffer from that becaus…

Adding ID checks would make venue entry a slower and more tedious process.

> Really unfortunate. I don't understand why there's such a lack of response on the Cursor side. It's hard to vibe code security.

> Yet, even now, Fable is able to do the work of 4-5 engineers when used by a single senior engineer. Teams can and will shrink. If that's true or not, it's a bit irrelevant. Maybe…

It's pretty wild how anyone thought they have standing to fire / reprimand people for this. It's pretty clear cut free speech. Especially from, supposedly, the people crying about …

A decade to realise that a military base has been resized and there is an obvious school on what used to be a part of the same property isn't fast.

And a wall between the two was built a decade ago. Considering it was hit on day one, obviously it was considered an important target, which makes it inexcusable that nobody checke…

Don't forget the US government openly bragging about using AI for targeting in the Iran war, while also trying to pretend it didn't strike a school and kill a few hundred schoolchi…

No, they run GitLab because GitHub Enterprise is a horrible thing nobody has ever said a good thing about. GitLab even has a free self-hosted version, and it has a number of advant…

That's why self-hosted GitLab is so popular in Europe.

Not really because the transaction occurs in a specific place with specific tax rules, regardless of where the purchaser is from.

> their AI is not as good as their competitors That's irrelevant because their AI was never a product they sold.

Removing a useless middleman party that needs a profit margin, and removing the perverse incentives of them having to prove their value thus having inflated prices with fake discou…

I'm not presuming, I flat out said: nobody sane would trust them with their business. They've been shown as unreliable suppliers due to arbitrary decisions by the White House. Nobo…

Needlessly patriotic and confrontational. I'm referring to OpenAI and Antropic - would they be successfull with ~40-50% of their potential market? And iPhones, not really. But you …

> What are they going to do? Start their own Anthropic? Go for it. Why is every other country in the world entitled to American technology by default? Because American tech compani…

> own the app layer with their edge in reputation and powered by their infrastructure. Be apple where everyone else is Linux. Do design, coding, research, SMBs, legal, finance, hea…

We do still have Chinese manufactured RAM available, it's just that it's DDR4 which is not compatible with a lot of the hardware made in the past years.

> So what? You're claiming the alliance is irreparably broken, who cares about the text of a treaty The alliance is broken, yes, and everyone is treating it as much. Kicking the US…