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by ThinkBeat 14d ago
This sounds like one agent at each junction point, that may or may not be running the same model and architecture as the previous one, and they need to constantly crawl each other or just a protocol to call each other. But then you have a
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by ThinkBeat 19d ago
This is all made possible by broker app on the iPhone / (or other device) to send data back and forward. When I first read the headline I thought it would integrate directly into the Apple ecosystem without needing middlemen which wo
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by ThinkBeat 1mo ago
Well from his product page for exe.dev and the devtools he mentions - GitHub closed source - AWS closed source - GCP closed source . Slack closed source - ChatGPT closed source . Claud closed source - though mention only in passing Google D
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by ThinkBeat 4mo ago
Your rent payments now, may be quite different in a few months. If you rent an apartment in a desirable location, which is far easier than owning a house in a desirable location, then rent payments are huge. And comparable or worse than
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by ThinkBeat 4mo ago
It is depressing how little has changed.
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by ThinkBeat 6mo ago
SO this is what pretty much all media does these days right? Post an article on the newspaper, substack, wherever and then a a link to it on Twitter, Facebook, Reddit, Blue and wherever else.
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by ThinkBeat 6mo ago
The question I why did you edit photos? What was goal? Why were you doing it in the first place? I guess the thing you have discovered shooting analog is that each click is a finite resource so you spend more time composing and being aware
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by ThinkBeat 7mo ago
I have been awake too long so I am probably stupid. Please have mercy. I don't understand. NASA says they goal of landing on the moon in 2028 is not realistic. They are adding a launch in 2027 to do more testing. Great. It will be fol
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by ThinkBeat 7mo ago
Is the software good at what it does? Does it give a good return on investment? That seems like a question worth knowing the answer to. A second good question is what are the available competitors? If the NCY Public Hospitals drop Palantir
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by ThinkBeat 7mo ago
You cannot. iOS is one problem, but it goes for every other device/server/desktop/appliance that you use. You can take a lot of precautions, and mitigate some risk, and ensure that operations can continue even if something
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by ThinkBeat 7mo ago
The different between taxes (you -must- pay (unless X loopholes applies to you)) whereas tariffs are voluntary and even more so then sales tax. You may chose not to buy any products or goods that requires you to pay tariffs. Which is the p
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by ThinkBeat 7mo ago
Those are exactly the groups that are meant to pay for the tariffs. A factor in this that is not mentioned is that companies selling goods to the US may have made an effort to lower prices, altering production to lessen tariffs or in othe
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by ThinkBeat 7mo ago
The big problem EUs continuous big talk on digital sovereignty, which is a good and vital concept, is that funding is ridiculously lacking. Terms used like; “European hyperscale cloud” “Sovereign infrastructure” “Strategic autonomy” “Europe
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by ThinkBeat 8mo ago
Some samples of the DSL code and what they sound like would be a good addition. (Or it is already there and I could not find it)
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by ThinkBeat 8mo ago
> Syria was an absolute hell under Assad for dissidents, And now its an absolute hell for everyone. Is that really progress? Humanitarian Crisis: Over 60% of the population faces food insecurity. Millions are internally displaced, ofte
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by ThinkBeat 8mo ago
Do you believe and call on the United States to bomb Iran. Which is the only real offer on the table. This created absolute hell in Syria, Libya and other nations. Democracy was certainly not delivered. Are you calling for the US to bomb I
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by ThinkBeat 8mo ago
I fully agree that this is disconcerting form a privacy standpoint, and the danger it poses when Microsoft gets hacked. As for it being user hostile. I am pretty certain that thousands of users a year are delighted when something has gone
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by ThinkBeat 8mo ago
Mildly odd given the desperate bots trying to mop up the entire internet that leeches anything.
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by ThinkBeat 8mo ago
Wow that piece of real-estate has to cost a bundle.
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by ThinkBeat 8mo ago
I am pretty underwhelmed by what this tool does. There is a list of suspects. It does not say this is sourced by Palantir, but it is at least consumed. [1] It puts flag on a map where the list says the persons(s) may be. Based on address
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by ThinkBeat 8mo ago
The west have had various forms for this since before the internet, and certainly have huge efforts similar to what you list above, but have in general been far more productive than bots from the other side.
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by ThinkBeat 8mo ago
At the top of the pyramid there are also vegetables. For some reason that is left out in some of the media converge. Kennedy said to avoid the sugary, processed foods that he labels as poisonous to health. (Does any sane person disagree wit
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by ThinkBeat 9mo ago
> First do it, then do it right, then do it better. Get the ugly prototype in front of users. Great, give users something that messy, horrible and not fully functional. Customer who spend big for production environments are exploited to
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by ThinkBeat 9mo ago
> But don’t be too quick to attribute its failure to the “ick” factor that many > Westerners feel about bugs. I think this is a weird wording. I dont think you need to limit the ick factor to "Westerners" There are an awful
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by ThinkBeat 9mo ago
This is impolite but it might be that the services you offer are in decreasing demand in general. Your return customers know what a great show you do and it becomes tradition and they obviously love it. But the difficulty finding new client
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by ThinkBeat 9mo ago
I think we should shut down the current crop of social media but that isn't going to happen anytime soon. I think an easier way to achieves instead of imposing this on everyone. Social media companies should be required to add paid ti
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by ThinkBeat 9mo ago
I think there is a big legal difference between helping preserve books and papers with little regard for copyrights, to then turn around and selling access to large companies.
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by ThinkBeat 9mo ago
Can this last? I envision an army of lawyers and cyber security companies being prepared to unleash a scorched earth campaign that book publishers might want to be part of as well. At the end it may take down more than just this publicati
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by ThinkBeat 9mo ago
It seems like an effort to hire newly educated people for a two year program, to work on various efforts in the federal government as something close to on the job training. Once you are done you can pair up with one of the private partne
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by ThinkBeat 9mo ago
We have built a new device. The device is a ring with a button and a microphone. Pressing the button initiates recording of your voice captures voice via the built in microphone and saves it on your phone. I think it would take a lot of h

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