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jeromegv
16d ago
Regardless, he wouldn't be in America without immigration. That's the point.
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jeromegv
2mo ago
But weren't they... spies? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Detention_of_Michael_Spavor_an... > According to a report by The Globe and Mail in November 2023, Spavor sought a multimillion-dollar settlement against
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jeromegv
2mo ago
Israel starts new war every month, you can understand that it is risky to put your data in a data center that could be the target as well.
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jeromegv
2mo ago
Claude/ChatGPT still end up making things up when they can't find anything, notebook is much better to 99% reply based on quotes. But yes a backup is to use Claude and grep, but not quite the same.
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jeromegv
2mo ago
I have met him and also saw him standing next to Donald Trump and at political rallies. It wasn't imagined by left wing billionaire. I have also read his Twitter account where he is spreading his right wing politics, every single day.
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jeromegv
2mo ago
Ah yes.. the threat to invade us... should be taken lightly. Right. We should fall in line, let them bully us, do nothing, keep sending our money there. I'm sure that your dear leader would also take lightly any threat of invasion agai
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jeromegv
3mo ago
We are talking of entrepreneurship and new companies, what small business are required to do for returns/refunds in the US is definitely not ahead of Europe for consumer protection. It's not word choice, you are just making the wr
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jeromegv
3mo ago
> That’s totally unclear. Lol, welcome to US foreign policy. Or US trade policy. Totally unclear, and it's a feature. Yes, lack of stability and clarity is entirely why people are steering away from the US. Yes things can change aga
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jeromegv
3mo ago
But it's not always massive, it's a good practice to see what the diff is and ensure there is no weird dependency (aka supply chain attack) showing up in there.
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jeromegv
3mo ago
Threads is just another node that connects to ActivityPub, there is no "road" to enshittification. Mastodon is independant, each instance manages itself, some are bad, some are good, you can even host your own, that's the pow
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jeromegv
3mo ago
I heard of it randomly few months ago, and for me and my wife it's been a game changer for using our phone on transit or in the car.
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jeromegv
3mo ago
This... has... nothing to do... with how the 2 countries view guns or blasphemy laws (??). This library worked well for a hundred of year, and then the US government decided they wanted to invade Canada, wage an economic war, and needed to
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jeromegv
3mo ago
We already have US threatening to invade for absolutely no reason while the American people stand by and keeps arguing about the scandal of the day, I think this argument has sailed for Canadians. The US is now a very unreliable business pa
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jeromegv
3mo ago
> It makes me wonder if Apple is really giving it up as news have claimed. I don't think anyone serious has claimed that.
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jeromegv
4mo ago
The error message on some site was "Store not found", this is definitely a serious outage that we had not seen before.
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jeromegv
4mo ago
Read his takes on twitter, he's far from level headed and down to earth, he has definitely drank the right-wing billionaires kool aid and turned full on MAGA in January 2025.
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jeromegv
4mo ago
Yep, as a former shopify seller, this read like someone who had no clue and no basis in reality. And yes i have a lot of criticisms of shopify, but for the most part on the product side you can do whatever you want if the payment platforms
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jeromegv
4mo ago
Even if you have your own stack for software, you still need someone for payments, and that's where it hits you. Shopify was letting Kanye sells nazi merch, they don't give a crap for most things unless it's trademark issues.
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jeromegv
4mo ago
> since whoever you shipped with in They used Royal Mail for shipping, on the way out Royal Mail are the ones handing it to the next country. In that case it seems to be a Royal Mail fuckup. It didn't touch the Finland carrier until
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jeromegv
4mo ago
I don’t think it’s the cli that was dumber, just the model it was using. They drastically reduced limits on their best model so that’s likely how you got stuck downgrading model and getting worse results.
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jeromegv
4mo ago
Gemini cli was open source. Antigravity cli is not. Not at feature parity, missing many features and now we are forced to migrate away from Gemini cli before anti gravity cli is ready.
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jeromegv
4mo ago
The funny part is that Gemini-Cli is open-source, and now they are getting rid of it for Antigravity CLI.. which is not open-source. Fun.
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jeromegv
4mo ago
> If we were a separate country, all that money would stay in Alberta. Yes. But you’d have to pay for your own border, army, customs, etc, etc. By that logic every single province could separate, become a country, and then what? Is that
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jeromegv
4mo ago
Yep that’s one of the issues with Meshtastic and why it’s hard to scale it past a certain point. Meshcore has much higher hop limit
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jeromegv
4mo ago
The firmware is open source. There are many apps, some are open source, some are freeware.
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jeromegv
4mo ago
Well, on legacy code base, you still needed humans to write those lines of code. There's a maximal amount of lines a human can write in a year. Now with LLM we are talking of millions and millions of line of code that could be generate
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jeromegv
5mo ago
Majority of migrants are actually not “from” Mexico. It’s just a bad argument.
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jeromegv
5mo ago
Your anecdata to this one time you took a trip to California doesn’t help. You can just look at % of urban residents that use transit, which is lower in US than any western country. Clearly transit isn’t built or available in a sufficient w
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jeromegv
5mo ago
It’s almost like there’s consequences to making it as hard as possible for people to be legalized.
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jeromegv
5mo ago
Rails encouraged density around the train stations. Rail is not responsible for the car sprawling type of communities which are mostly a 20th century phenomenon.
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