RaSoJo

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by RaSoJo 2mo ago
If you ever get around to write a deeper blog with granular detailing on how you achieved it, I would surely read it. I love Belkin products, but it's perverse that external devices require additional software/apps just to be able
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by RaSoJo 2mo ago
Oh but for an alternative to Excel Purged I would have All things Microsoft from my (controllable) world
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by RaSoJo 2mo ago
I doubt the events at the retreat were the only cause for his firing. Creative folks are usually given much wider leeway compared to the bean counters. It feels like somebody in senior management had it in for Baillie. And the ketamine stor
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by RaSoJo 2mo ago
He has been set free, but his entire life has been destroyed by this "subtle" mistake. Once you have spent time, no employer will touch you with a barge pole. (innocence not withstanding) Do hope he can claim compensation...
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Ferrari and BMW join Tesla, China in switch from copper to aluminium(reuters.com)
3 points by RaSoJo 3mo ago|1 comments
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Apple iPhone 18 Pro supplier list, parts and photos exposed in Tata data leak(reuters.com)
2 points by RaSoJo 3mo ago|0 comments
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by RaSoJo 3mo ago
I kinda felt it was satire, but then the below quote threw me off: > one vendor’s marketing team, cc’d on the cost anomaly alert, issues a press release citing “a 430% YoY increase in adversarial multi-agent security reasoning.” The stoc
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by RaSoJo 3mo ago
Unfortunately all govt. bodies have been tampering with the economic indicators due to political pressure. Small tweaks to macro-economic calculations, can turn into a huge divergence very fast. A one degree error in a compass read seems sm
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by RaSoJo 3mo ago
Yes, exactly. Price hikes mid-cycle is not something I have seen Apple do historically. If true, one reason could be that: Cook is retiring, while Ternus is on his way in. Ternus wouldn't wanna start off with his first announcement bei
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by RaSoJo 3mo ago
>I also do not think they’re going to raise the prices of existing products mid-cycle This surprised me too. I'd accepted that price hikes were coming for the new range...that's expected. But hiking prices on the existing range
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by RaSoJo 3mo ago
This is exactly what I find frustrating. I get comfortable with the latest model X. Then a new sparkly model Y launches. I am like, I don't need your new fangled Y, that consumes more tokens. My needs are small and i am happy with the
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by RaSoJo 3mo ago
I blanket consider any post by these "influencers" as paid for. But my biggest fear is for my kids. I'm doing my best to teach them about the duplicity that exists in this world, and that's precisely why I'm against
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by RaSoJo 3mo ago
I would consider your two statements as distinct and separate: > "in a business that is clearly managed by too ambitious people and will never succeed" > "given that you are legally not a part of the potential fraud rin
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by RaSoJo 3mo ago
I agree. Given the very recent Discord pullback, this feels forced upon Anthropic. I suspect that Anthropic had to select from a set of government approved ID verifiers. Considering Thiel's clout in the current govt's inner circle
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by RaSoJo 3mo ago
Is there any info on what these "certain capabilities" are?
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by RaSoJo 3mo ago
Ah ok. Sorry, I misread your comment then :)
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by RaSoJo 3mo ago
I reckon OP means quotes like these: Manhoff captures the scarcity of consumer goods, the omnipresent surveillance, and the ever-present fear of being monitored by the Soviet security apparatus. A lot of socialist commentators push back o
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by RaSoJo 3mo ago
Fun game. But please don't leave it on in the background while moving on to other tasks. Pretty much killed my venerable i7 mac.
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by RaSoJo 3mo ago
He also allegedly submitted business manager visa applications for at least six Sri Lankan nationals by listing them as company presidents on paper, even though they actually worked manual labor jobs. From Asterix & Cleopatra (1965):
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by RaSoJo 3mo ago
Apart from Woz, I don't consider the rest of the individuals as nerds at all. Those are loan sharks in the garb of nerds. Capitalizing the work of others, Cannibalizing smaller entities, creating monopolies, controlling the government
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by RaSoJo 4mo ago
Agreed. I personally don't like the S-shaped ones. But ended up buying one cos there was none else in the store.
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by RaSoJo 4mo ago
Participants were 529 undergraduate business students with a mean age of 18.14 years I find this participant set pointless. Most kids who were with me in college dreamt of owning muscle cars and Harleys. Fast forward 25 years: The same se
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by RaSoJo 5mo ago
Yes. This distinction is important. As a lay person, I have limited knowledge of this field, yet am extremely interested. Unfortunately AI gen content is being used widely to spread spurious information/fake news etc. So my knee jerk r
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by RaSoJo 5mo ago
How can we trust this article or the company if the writer/so-called chief engineer decides to hide himself behind an AI avatar? From what I can understand this is the Robbie Dickson in question: https://www.huffpost.com&#x2
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by RaSoJo 5mo ago
I think OP meant whether this might "lower the demand" for air travel...due to the expected spike in prices
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by RaSoJo 5mo ago
Greed is always the undoing of such criminals. If he'd stuck to $500 - $1000 bets, he could have stayed under the radar. And, over the period of his career, earned well north of $400k.
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by RaSoJo 5mo ago
>The new rule, proposed by a government agency, would see men being registered automatically rather than being asked to do so themselves within 30 days of their 18th birthday. Honest question: Why is there no such auto registration for w
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by RaSoJo 6mo ago
The authorities need to make leveraged buyouts illegal. I see no benefit coming out of it apart from pain for society. Is there any benefit that I am missing? (Apart from the money it generates for the investors and the related politicians
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New California bill to require license plates for electric bikes(electrek.co)
10 points by RaSoJo 7mo ago|8 comments
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London PR firm rewrites Wikipedia for governments and billionaires(thebureauinvestigates.com)
31 points by RaSoJo 8mo ago|2 comments

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