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znnajdla
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Comment #49199128
An indie dev beating Apple at its own game is some feat. This inspires me. Would purchase in a heartbeat.
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Comment #49197301
Very few companies actually have any “trade secrets”. The success of almost any business is based on marketing and distribution and reputation and partnerships, not on any “secret”…
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Comment #49197089
Very interesting idea but without any concrete examples of performance on real tasks its just a pretty idea
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Comment #49193367
I'm completely new to the AI-security harness space. Can someone tell me what the industry standard is? I just ran Kimi K3 inside Pi to do a quick scan I did find quite a few impor…
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Comment #49172716
Okay, I get your point. However, I personally agree with the author and I don't think his argument is necessarily motivated out of an anxious fear. On the contrary I think it may b…
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Comment #49164659
What sort of denial are you reading into the author's post? I don't read it as denial. He is fully acknowledging the usefulness of AI.
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Comment #49132399
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Comment #49121209
The conspiracy theorist in me wants to think that the 80% drop in GPT 5.6 Luna prices today is correlated with this update from DeepSeek. Perhaps OpenAI has already hacked its comp…
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Comment #49094499
One surprising fact is that AI seems to be feeding their business rather than eating it, even though highly technical people have reached a consensus that the quality of the result…
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Comment #49086946
Anybody who is doing well enough to be extremely profitable at their one-person company wouldn't waste time trying to sell $19 guides on how to run a one person company.
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Comment #49065691
Plenty of Americans and Europeans die on the Ukrainian battlefield every day. Western governments don't officially send troops, but there are plenty of people who are willing to ri…
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Comment #49065659
This piece of writing moved me to my core, shook my whole being, enlivened my soul. It reminded me that I need to step away from Claude Code every once in a while and read the Clas…
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Comment #49061224
Regarding the Odessa incident— Any government will of course punish traitors. There is no government in the world that doesn’t punish people trying to revolt. The Russian governmen…
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Comment #49061056
> and Crimea and Donbass do not want to be "defended by you". Most of my friends are from Crimea and the Donbass because my roots are from the Donbass myself. The Ukrainian army is…
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Comment #49060987
Creeping legitimization of murders and violent actions against people identifying as Russian? Nope I lived in Kharkiv for many years where many people identified as Russian. They f…
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Comment #49060808
I wouldn’t call it “using” I would call it “supporting” since most of us fight willingly. There is no way any army could hold back Russia for 5 years if we weren’t extremely determ…
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Comment #49060562
I’m Ukrainian. I upvoted your comment because I want to show more people how this kind of thinking is mistaken. This kind of logic is very common in those who don’t support Ukraine…
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Comment #49060399
This. Losing to Ukraine is a massive humiliation. Losing to NATO is “fair” in their eyes. Even now, pro-Russian sources refuse to believe the current drone swarms and highly advanc…
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Comment #49059866
> “I didn’t read it” can’t possibly be an excuse to avoid being bound by an agreement Only engineers have trouble understanding this. It can be a reasonable defense, and it has suc…
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Comment #49057119
Sounds like an invasion of Taiwan could fix that problem for them.
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Comment #49049312
Making cheap, “attritable” hardware is fundamentally at odds with raising billions. Cheap drones are winning on the battlefield, but you can’t just spend your way to making somethi…
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Comment #49035419
Nope these were destroyed by ballistic missiles not drones.
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Comment #49002327
We need something like this and I have been thinking a lot about how to build it. Zulip is closest to what I want but quite untuitive to new employees. It would be fantastic to hav…
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Comment #48989569
Shit that 99% of CRUD app SaaS don't need.
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Comment #48984452
What was the point of the Space Race between the US and the USSR? Proving who had more powerful capabilities. There doesn’t need to be any near-term profit at all. China has a lot …