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mikeryan
4d ago
I can’t speak to how LG does this now but I ran an agency that built Smart TV apps and built one of the first ACR powered apps on LG about 10 years ago. We were working with a company called “Cognitive Networks” which later was bought by V
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mikeryan
7d ago
Rivian has actually split out the software side to a joint venture with Volkswagen Group (the group independent of the car company which the group owns with others like Audi and Porsche). I think the goal is to have a platform other brands
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8d ago
Agreed. The synergies mentioned above are there but it’s not like one HR team can suddenly handle having twice number of employees and open reqs. HR and accounting tend to scale somewhat linearly to the size of the business. Not to mention
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8d ago
This is wrong Which part exactly? Seems you just described why the layoffs happen? Two things can be true here, the new company can find cost savings by eliminating redundancies and have to cut deeper than desired to be able to service de
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13d ago
I really don’t understand how these markets survive a competent DOJ considering the rate they’re having to ban people for “insider trading”. Fully appreciate the Unions position here.
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21d ago
I just scanned the doc but I think your question is the core argument of the doc. It explicitly says that United is using standard accounting practices and proposes the “pass through” mechanism as a “better” metric. Based on the source I,
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1mo ago
It’s likely that Iron Mountain needed a court order in order to do this with legal cover. It’s just a data warehouse and OSS likely had multiple clients data and backups. Iron Mountain can’t let one third party go searching through a defun
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1mo ago
Every OpenAI news cycle the board members who were unceremoniously dumped in the wake of trying to fire Sam prior to the transition to a “for profit” company seem to be proven right.
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2mo ago
lol. Wish I could have grabbed a pic for this but on mobile the actual Material Icon in the top left is pretty much unreadable.
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2mo ago
I think the pullback from the initial IPO bump was expected. I think the news here is expectations that it has a lot more downside to come. Particularly once it gets past the lockup period. If I had to guess I say a lot of folks are thinki
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2mo ago
In all my CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md files I have a line to fix pre-existing issues. I don’t know what it is but every agent I’ve tried through Claude code (including deepseek and GLM) will actively try to avoid fixing pre-existing issues. I
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2mo ago
That and finishing a statement with an em dash — that’s what AI does.
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3mo ago
When I bought a Rivian I missed CarPlay. There were a few things that really stood out. 1. Proper Voice Texting 2. Google maps for routing with (good) traffic data. The Voice Texting just a release or two ago - its okay so far but not as go
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3mo ago
I’ve been using herdr for about a week. There is visibility into which terminals need attention and you can set up workspaces to organize it. I’ve enjoyed it so far though the key bindings are all over the place - likely due to it trying t
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3mo ago
he didn’t solve content moderation. Considering what character.ai is, maybe he should have at least taken a shot at it.
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3mo ago
MICHAEL RYAN HUNGERFORD MASSACRE PERPETRATOR 204 STRENGTH · TOP 35% For fucks sake.
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3mo ago
I started my web dev career in 1999 so my main code references were a combination of O’reilly and “for dummies” books. As a wet behind the ears engineer I’d find myself regularly walking over to my more senior friend Dan’s cubicle for help
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3mo ago
It’s all in a stock that may very well be near its zenith when this closes (or maybe not. This is so far past fundamentals it’s impossible to tell). They’re spending Monopoly money. It also seems like SpaceX is poised to Hoover up all of E
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3mo ago
Google also just announced a new equity raise of $80B. I have no idea if doing this via equity vs debt is trying to suck some of the wind out of the IPO Market for Anthropic and OpenAI but it’s going to be interesting to see how the markets
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5mo ago
It’s also now ridiculously easy to simply cherry pick from open source without actually “using” it. “I need to do foo in my app. Libraries bar and baz do these bits well. Pick the best from each and let’s implement them here” I’d not be
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5mo ago
I agree this article doesn’t add to the conversation except as additional color that belongs in a larger story. I think it’s about as strong as trying to absolve Sam by saying “he’s a CEO so he does CEO things.”
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5mo ago
Well there's the whole issue that Open AI wasn't a "business" when it started, it was in fact a non-profit focused on safe AGI for humanity. That said the whole "He's a CEO thing" is a convenient escape ha
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6mo ago
JavaScript Temporal. Not sure knowing what a "workday" is in each timezone is in it's scope but it's the much needed and improved JS, date API (granted with limited support to date) https://developer.mozilla.o
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6mo ago
No. Just no, this is backwards. Bands, especially bands early in their career made money from touring. Merch was always a huge driver. Bands got “loans” to record albums with that had to get paid back first before they made any money fro
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7mo ago
That’s not how the term is being used here. In this case “red lines” as a term is being used as “lines than can not be crossed” Anthropic wanted guardrails on how their tech was used. DOD was saying that wasn’t acceptable.
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7mo ago
It also doesn’t describe any of the why the additional security measures were put in place. It sounds arbitrary, but could be an insurance or regulatory requirement that the acquiring company needed to meet. Similar for the login issue,
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7mo ago
Unity has a whole template and asset library for creating car displays. https://unity.com/blog/industry/automotive-hmi-template-take...
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8mo ago
It’s actually easier than that. Depending on the UC many just require completing a dedicated set of courses with a 2.0 or higher with no class lower than a C and will provide guaranteed admissions as long as the criteria is met. It’s the T
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A significant, and growing, number of schools (many of them independent and high end) are no longer offering AP/Honors classes. Which means that you now don’t have a level measure for comparing GPA. To the original point though it’s on
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8mo ago
No. They’re no longer allowed to use race but can, and still consider a wide range of factors. They have to - it’s likely they have far more applicants with near perfect GPA/Test score combos then they have spots. (Noting that your GPA
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