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by fblp 21d ago
This is a helpful industry article with clear recommendations. Many critiques on competition or consumer issues don't have such precision on their recommendations. I'd donate to them if I was in the US.
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by fblp 21d ago
These visa policies have already encouraged large tech companies etc to expand their Indian offices. It erodes the US tax base and means talent stay in their home country, which means more innovation happens outside the US. More start-ups a
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by fblp 22d ago
I wonder if we're at the point where this shoreline critical infrastructure would need more physical security / protection from the drones of adversaries.
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by fblp 1mo ago
The article is pay walled.. Does it explain why the expert witness shared screenshots of these prompts? Voluntarily or required to?
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by fblp 1mo ago
Vote difference: 22,239 (Farage) - 9,455 (Binface) = 12,784 votes. 12,784 / 2 = 6,392 If Count Binface took just 6,393 more votes from Farage he would have won!
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by fblp 2mo ago
oh that's sad, are the biolgy limitations for "safety"?
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by fblp 3mo ago
One of the cooler things I've read on here as it's a next level "homebrew" AI setup! I'd be curious what some examples of debate outputs are. Please consider writing about it!
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by fblp 4mo ago
This grossly simplifies things. In the US the max federal tax rate is 20% on capital gains, that is the gains realized when you typically sell an asset. The max tax rate on ordinary income is 37%. Some states don't tax at capital gains
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by fblp 4mo ago
I wonder how much of the needs satisfied by this software in Alberta is also needed by other states? Yes, it's great that they saved money and built what they need so quickly, but a catch with govt is that they build out these propriet
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by fblp 4mo ago
Yes, they could have done a chromebook or pixelbook variant. No sane reason for a third brand that dilutes the other two aside from internal google politics/promotions and to show shareholders. This does nothing for the customer and yo
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by fblp 4mo ago
Also product managers. Google has a chromebook brand that will a strong. It feels like someone split off the hardware and software under a different brand to get a promotion...
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by fblp 5mo ago
There's something heartwarming about the developer docs being released before the flashy press release.
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by fblp 5mo ago
Did it correctly follow the instructions? Don't know my pokemon well enough.
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by fblp 5mo ago
Surely someone will jailbreak it now that they've allowed hardware modification: "2026-04-07 We've replaced the requirement that there be no replacements of the original hardware with a rule that no more than 2 components may
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by fblp 5mo ago
Has Apple done this? Trying to figure out a safe place to store photos in the cloud without having to self host.
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by fblp 5mo ago
Hear me out. Mergers and acquisitions that substantially lesson market competition can be blocked by governments, or even require approval in certain jurisdictions. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mergers_and_acquisitions
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by fblp 5mo ago
FTA: No merger challenged since January 2025. This means that dozens of mergers that would typically be anticompetitive bleed consumers for money (think vet and dentist rollups) will happen unchallenged.
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by fblp 5mo ago
I've seen gemini output it's thinking as a message too: "Conclude your response with a single, high value we'll-focused next step" Or sometimes it goes neurotic and confused: "Wait, let me just provide the exac
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by fblp 5mo ago
Thank you for the thoughtful analysis. I'd echo that the deregulation and corruption of these markets has two impacts: 1) less "legitimate" (non-corrupt) capital flowing to these markets which may ultimately reduce the liquid
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by fblp 5mo ago
Axon seems to be the defacto standard for body cameras but I don't know much about them...
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Want to know capitalism's endgame? Just look at private equity(theguardian.com)
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by fblp 5mo ago
Got it! Any recommendations on who to subscribe to? Any personal links for you? In developer communities often you can support individual developers or groups through a monthly subscription / donation on their github page or similar.
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by fblp 5mo ago
Hi Ronan appreciate you being here. what would help you and others continue to do journalism like this? (including commenting on HN?)
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by fblp 6mo ago
Yep it's hard to build a large liquid market for both sides of the bet without a central platform being legal. Look at polymarket as another example of things that people wouldn't bet on if a (legal in some countries) platform did
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by fblp 6mo ago
Of those options I'd guess Hedgseth as he seems to be the one cheering the war and also using Christian rhetoric. Trump has also suggested he may have relied on Hedgseths advice to scapegoats Hedgseth in recent days..
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by fblp 6mo ago
Thank you for doing this analysis! I'd suggest adding some charts to better represent some of the issues you've found!
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by fblp 7mo ago
They do make more money the more pervasive tariffs are though as more people would buy tariff related financial products.
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by fblp 7mo ago
Glad to hear an open source option getting more adoption
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by fblp 7mo ago
Thank you for pointing this out. I didn't catch that the parent comment was ai either and upvoted it. Changed it to a downvote seeing your comment and realizing it the comment did indeed have many AI flags.
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by fblp 7mo ago
Thank you for sharing your perspective and engaging on hackernews!

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