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Uber fined nearly $1B by Dutch regulators(apnews.com)
11 points by gostsamo 25d ago|1 comments
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by gostsamo 1mo ago
Hosting my own server with mailinabox. low traffic, but keeping their random subscriptions, newsletters and occasional single purpose address. Haven't had any issues so far.
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by gostsamo 1mo ago
There must be a clear difference between terms of the Anthropic service and the legal standing of the ai output. The output is mine and I'll do with it whatever I want. The service is Anthropic's and they can do business with whoe
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by gostsamo 1mo ago
I added pyright hooks to any edit commands in the code base and it works very well to keep it in the rails. Only trick is to set the unused import as a warning due to the way it edits files. Generally, type checks really help with getting t
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by gostsamo 1mo ago
Yandex also moved outside of Russia and there only one vendor.
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by gostsamo 1mo ago
Kagi is not russian. The founder is from Serbia and the company is american. PS: I hope not many people are the type to see a slavic name and conclude Russia.
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by gostsamo 1mo ago
A bit of napkin math. How many are the white collar workers? 300 mln? even with $100 subscription each, the monthly revenue for your addressable market rises to $30 bln. If we increase the figure to half of humanity and they are 3 bn, you m
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by gostsamo 1mo ago
Well, it wasn't universally popular is my point.
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by gostsamo 1mo ago
Christian Europe waited until the XIII-XIV to get most of its latin inheritance in latin. Before that it was either greek or arabic.
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by gostsamo 1mo ago
In XVIII there was no language that could be universal was my point and latin was known mainly through its derivatives.
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by gostsamo 1mo ago
Because latin was common only for part of one continent where he happened to be and not to the rest of the world while english happens to be spoken all over the globe due to a big goofy empire that went places. However, let's keep out
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by gostsamo 1mo ago
The same things your bot reads are saved as material for training in the future by your provider, so this seems as an attempt to poison the training data. Just this weekend had a dinner with someone who insisted that part of his business is
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by gostsamo 1mo ago
The research covered policies from 1981 to 2002.
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by gostsamo 2mo ago
Humble bragging turned to marketing. Respect for the spin. Not using them, but been on my radar for some time and thinking of how to make something like that usable in my setup.
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by gostsamo 2mo ago
Mistakes happen.
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by gostsamo 2mo ago
Thanks for the change.
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by gostsamo 2mo ago
Unfortunately, stopped reading at one moment, because though the idea might be interesting, the packaging was unbearable. The obnoxious real time visitors counter seriously screws with my screen reader. I don't care how many people are
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Pre-Modern Armies for Worldbuilders, Part IVa: Leadership(acoup.blog)
2 points by gostsamo 2mo ago|0 comments
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by gostsamo 2mo ago
There were but decided not to stand candidates, likely fearing humiliating defeat.
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by gostsamo 2mo ago
I've been in a similar position. This is a transactional relationship with hard boundaries and it is good not to look for more in it. The best strategy is to be fast, professional, and to funnel them in a way where they can help themse
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by gostsamo 3mo ago
requires that everyone is comfortable walking and has no physical impairments. Not to talk about the weather either.
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Ferrari and BMW join Tesla, China in switch from copper to cheaper aluminium(reuters.com)
8 points by gostsamo 3mo ago|0 comments
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by gostsamo 3mo ago
BMW actually piloted such a program, but the outcry was brutal.
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by gostsamo 3mo ago
Do you know the old anecdote about the russian and american scientists talking about freedom? The one where the american explains that he is free to go and protest against the war in Vietnam and where the russian dismisses him that he is al
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by gostsamo 3mo ago
Your title promises a story about the spanish traders. It does not deliver, but talks about 3 other different topics that I'm not interested in and jumping between them to test my nerves. If it is about the architecture of whatever you
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by gostsamo 3mo ago
A true surprise if so, but still low in informational density and annoying to read.
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by gostsamo 3mo ago
Feels ai generated and waste of time to read even though the topic could be interesting.
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Pre-Modern Armies for Worldbuilders, Part I: Why They Fight(acoup.blog)
182 points by gostsamo 3mo ago|52 comments
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by gostsamo 3mo ago
There is a nice old comedy called "Thank You for Smoking". Worth watching if you haven't.
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by gostsamo 3mo ago
Fascinating. Currently imagining a futuristic version of that and mixing it with some cyberpunk happening under the shadow of the big brother.

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