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fg137
17d ago
Allowing sideloading is not remotely the same as "losing 30% of cut of all transactions".
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17d ago
Sadly that's very common on HN today. I commented under a post about some skill claiming to unleash the superpower of Claude Code. I asked, is there any evidence aka benchmark that shows it's any better than vanilla Claude Code th
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17d ago
Looks like correlation, not causation.
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17d ago
If Apple starts allowing sideloading apps they'll still get at least 95% of their revenue today. Just look at the s***show on Android.
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19d ago
In many companies, Anthropic models are still banned despite the injunction. Companies are waiting for this to be settled. You don't have the full picture.
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19d ago
> Amid the overall electronics boom thanks to A.I. What is it talking about? What boom?
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19d ago
I think these are very different things, private company's actions vs government actions. "HN cheering", true or not, doesn't really matter in the end, either.
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19d ago
> Anthropic didn't suffer any irreparable harm Factually wrong. Many people on defense contracted projects (you can find at least a few of those in every big company you have heard of) are banned from using Anthropic models. They ne
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19d ago
A random person on HN is more likely to be or personally know someone who is on H1B and familiar with the circumstances, compared to, let's say, someone in astronautical engineering. Or let me put it in plain English: an HN reader is m
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20d ago
It is in their business interest to ignore Firefox.
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20d ago
That is a ... pretty reductive take as well.
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20d ago
I use "virtual card" for those needs. For me, it doesn't justify bringing out PayPal
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20d ago
Your first sentence is factually wrong. I highly recommend that you refrain from commenting on any immigration related topics until you can get your facts correct.
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20d ago
This. The dude has no idea what they are talking about. It's amazing even on HN people are openly giving their opinions while being completely uninformed of the facts. Imagine the discussions elsewhere.
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21d ago
You are right. Tried another random newly registered domain that is parked and got blocked as well.
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21d ago
Interesting, the domain is blocked at my workplace.
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21d ago
Counter point: Many AWS services barely decreased their prices (if at all) in the past decade despite advancement in hardware
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21d ago
The "better than" in the title should have given it away. You don't compare two sophisticated products that have different ecosystems and summarize your findings with such simplistic wording.
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22d ago
Is this comparable to LinkedIn scraping?
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22d ago
From what I can tell, most Twitter users outside English speaking countries don't care about who is the CEO at all. Business as usual.
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22d ago
Decades ago, I was reading about tricks, or as it was put, a systematic approach to do arithmetics without a pen. Those were paid courses. It should have been obvious by then how irrelevant the whole thing was, since calculators with all ki
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23d ago
Why "better than Qualcomm" doesn't matter? You don't have to compare everything with Apple products.
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23d ago
Still better than what Qualcomm is offering?
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23d ago
What's the point of the complaint? Is there anything better that is commercially viable? Your Linux based dream phone is not going to sell more than 10 units.
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23d ago
FYI you can disable it globally
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24d ago
Not baffling at all. Google could not care less about individual users. (lots of horror stories about account getting disabled here and on reddit.) They only care about large enterprise customers. Not even the smaller ones, only the largest
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24d ago
> I was about to ditch Google completely and head over to Microsoft That is the obvious thing to do. Don't understand why you even waste time there. You are digging a deeper hole for yourself. If they cannot even provide proper supp
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26d ago
I never understand why people mess with layout/scroll bar in this way. Like, now you have got more things to maintain.
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27d ago
If the same AIs don't hallucinate and create bugs in the first place. I don't know how much my own time is wasted on Claude imagining API response formats that never existed.
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27d ago
Should use on premises.
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