Aldo_MX

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by Aldo_MX 1mo ago
Brave surely is a major browser with 100+M MAU, not too distant from Firefox with 150+M MAU.
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by Aldo_MX 1mo ago
Decoupling material and cupertino makes a lot of sense.
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by Aldo_MX 1mo ago
Why do you expect an AI engineer to manually write prose?
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by Aldo_MX 1mo ago
Location: Mexico City Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: TypeScript (Node.js + React), Redux, GraphQL Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aldomx/ Email: aldomx@gmail.com Who
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by Aldo_MX 5mo ago
Let’s just say that Mozilla raised CEO salaries while laying off developers. The demand of transparency is well grounded on past behavior. If I donate, I want more devs getting paid, not a CEO parasiting the non-profit.
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by Aldo_MX 9mo ago
This article is more skeptical: https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/semiconductors/ch...
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by Aldo_MX 10mo ago
That's not a realistic expectation. Classic examples like: User: I'm feeling bad LLM: Have you considered k*****g yourself? Are a good example of what an LLM "without censorship" looks like: Good at predicting t
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by Aldo_MX 10mo ago
> who is regularly running `npm update` or `cargo update` to keep local software up to date? I do, religiously, as part of my routine to check for updates. n lts && npm uninstall -g corepack && npm update -g &&amp
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Goodnight, Pocket. Hello, Folio(savewithfolio.com)
5 points by Aldo_MX 1y ago|1 comments
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by Aldo_MX 2y ago
Then you get burglars in your shop instead of legitimate customers. User Agents look the way they do because this is a recurring issue. A browser without network effects gets blocked, they look for a way to bypass the blocking, then they be
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by Aldo_MX 2y ago
I said "infiltrate" as in "send their best engineers as undercover agents to work at TSMC".
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by Aldo_MX 2y ago
This restriction makes no sense. The US says "18 countries may purchase our AI chips", but what I understand is "90% of the world may purchase Chinese AI chips". China just needs to infiltrate Taiwan, which is geographic
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by Aldo_MX 2y ago
That's probably retaliation over the patents for video streaming: https://www.broadcom.com/company/news/product-releases/61711
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by Aldo_MX 2y ago
You'd be surprised to know the actual answer: Microsoft https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10I... Fine print: You need a non-windows user agent, otherwise you get redirected to a windows
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Tabnine vs. GitHub Copilot(tabnine.com)
1 points by Aldo_MX 2y ago|1 comments
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by Aldo_MX 2y ago
Why the entitled tone demanding "to clarify which exactly key features"? It is the right of developers to say "I don't want to support your browser" and you should respect that decision even if you disagree with it.
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by Aldo_MX 2y ago
> For Rust to lose everywhere would require C++ to win against Rust. Not sure if that's possible. Or a new C-like language, like Zig.
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by Aldo_MX 2y ago
Maybe the answer is smaller groups?
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by Aldo_MX 3y ago
Remember that the EU Commission has not said a word about the new fee that Apple added, but that fee looks against the spirit of the DMA, so it is likely that Apple will be forced to give up that fee considering they already charge an annua
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by Aldo_MX 3y ago
No, I was talking about 100 years ago.
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by Aldo_MX 3y ago
Oh yeah, forbidding developers from telling their customers that they can buy a subscription for less money in their website is definitely not illegal. The fact that Apple is now regulated is definitely not a symptom of the illegality of th
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by Aldo_MX 3y ago
Because everyone else basically said "the new conditions are bad, I won't risk my business", but in the particular case of Epic they're banned from Apple's walled garden, so even the terrible terms are better than n
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by Aldo_MX 3y ago
"better"? You're giving Epic too much credit. Just see the Play Store competitors like Samsung or Huawei: Full of ads, and in general a terrible experience.
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by Aldo_MX 3y ago
> At least in the U.S. business owners have the right to refuse service or turn away a customer to protect their patrons and business. But this is not about Apple's right as a company to refuse any business with Epic, they still hav
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by Aldo_MX 3y ago
To people confused about "students tipping teachers", this is the context: https://techcrunch.com/2024/02/21/in-a-reversal-apple-is-now...
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by Aldo_MX 3y ago
Then buy 51% of shares, do a hostile takeover and stop their anti-competitive madness before it is too late. You don't need to do radical changes, just small actions like do not steal the tips students send to teachers. Going full-gobl
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by Aldo_MX 3y ago
The US used to have huge oil or railroad companies, but also scruples to regulate them when they grew too big.
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by Aldo_MX 3y ago
My expectation is that a government would do an investigation first, but I believe that a split would look like this: - The computing hardware company - The accessory hardware company - The operating system company - The software
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by Aldo_MX 3y ago
No, by being anti-competitive. Most countries have laws against monopolies, and it was naive to expect that countries would wait until you destroy the competition to enforce those laws.
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by Aldo_MX 3y ago
It won't end, Apple is too big now, the alternatives are: 1. Split Apple into smaller companies 2. Operate Apple like an utility company They did this to themselves, and it's only downhill from this point.

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