monooso

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by monooso 7d ago
Oh god, it's so painfully accurate.
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by monooso 7d ago
Most of my clients over the years have been very successful businesses in industries and niches that I never imagined could support a multi-million dollar enterprise. A lot of the time I was surprised that the entire business model was even
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by monooso 8d ago
And you clearly have no idea what money laundering is. > Money laundering is a criminal offence by which the proceeds of criminal activities, such as fraud or bribery, are converted into assets that appear to have a legitimate origin. So
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by monooso 1mo ago
Given that Safari doesn't even have a built-in ad-blocker, I doubt Apple will be leading the charge on this. Such a move would also presumably be incompatible with Apple's highly lucrative search engine deal with Google.
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by monooso 1mo ago
I don't disagree, but what a godawful prospect.
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by monooso 1mo ago
Surely the deterrent is the possibility of being caught? If you're more likely to be caught due to the surveillance, logic would dictate that it's the greater deterrent.
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by monooso 1mo ago
> And with a fully grown adult requesting it to do so with zero care or due diligence. I'm unclear what you consider reasonable due diligence in this case. Should the protagonist have assumed that the gym API was unauthenticated, an
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by monooso 1mo ago
In which case, fine, return to work, start a new company, start a foundation, whatever. Accepting the aforementioned big fat cheque from Steve Jobs affords you those options.
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by monooso 1mo ago
The advice isn't for Drew Houston, it's written as general advice for anyone. The point is that different people have different priorities, and retiring in your mid-twenties to enjoy your many millions is a perfectly reasonable ch
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by monooso 1mo ago
This doesn't seem quite as clear-cut as you're making out. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) have accused Jane Street (JS) of market manipulation, JS claims it was legitimate arbitrage, and the case is still ongoin
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by monooso 1mo ago
All of your objections have already been addressed by the previous comments. The original comment states that the person in question already had a suitable graphics card to hand, so it did not require a monetary investment. GP clearly state
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by monooso 2mo ago
This is a terrible analogy. It's quite clear that the author means AI writing is now good enough to cause confusion and speculation as to whether a given piece of writing was human-authored. The confusion and speculation caused by your
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by monooso 2mo ago
404. I believe this is the correct URL: https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/deepseek-v4-flash
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by monooso 2mo ago
> If approval is granted, Fifa says Thrive Eternal is expected to lead the proposed investor group for FFE. > Thrive is an American venture capital firm founded by Joshua Kushner - the brother of US President Donald Trump's son-i
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by monooso 2mo ago
Whilst I am sure every React website you create downloads in the blink of an eye and is 100% accessible, sadly the same cannot be said of your peers. It's easy to do the right thing if you use the right tools, as they were designed to
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by monooso 2mo ago
I'll avoid getting into the whole discussion about people on slow connections, accessibility, etc., as I get the impression you really don't care about them, and just point out the obvious fact that everyone has JavaScript disab
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by monooso 2mo ago
You specifically said JSX, which is a JavaScript syntax extension. You made no reference to architecture. If you want to move the goalposts to suit your argument, go right ahead; I won't be participating.
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by monooso 2mo ago
Genuine question: is distillation illegal, or just against Anthropic's terms of use?
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by monooso 2mo ago
There is considerable evidence to suggest that the current US President goes to war if it will make him a quick buck.
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by monooso 2mo ago
> Just about any reputable sources puts the combined market share of React, Vue, Angular 2+, and Solid well above 80%. I have no idea if that's accurate, but let's assume for a moment that it is. - Vue supports JSX, but it is n
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by monooso 2mo ago
> Hypermedia is what to web apps what XML is to programming languages. I have no idea what this means. The World Wide Web itself is quite literally hypermedia. The fact that a lot of front-end frameworks appear hell bent on ignoring this
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by monooso 2mo ago
The parent comment, emphasis mine. > Anyone in Europe can download and run a Chinese model and serve it up on the open internet to people in the US .
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by monooso 2mo ago
AFAICT it is if you're not a trillion dollar company. https://youtu.be/ALZZx1xmAzg?si=ugquA7uKT3ABGdws
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by monooso 2mo ago
> Keep the lines fuzzy. That way we get to defend copyright but someone extraordinary also has a ray of hope of getting away with subverting it. That's a very charitable way of saying "someone with deep enough pockets can ignor
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by monooso 2mo ago
1. Some people want that, with good reason. 2. There's incredible value in what they stole. 3. IANAL, but I don't believe "but now everyone can write like a terrible version of the writer we fleeced" is a valid legal def
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by monooso 2mo ago
I'm sure this will be a terribly unpopular opinion, but I've long held the view that a Chinese AI company might screw me over at some point for a complex geopolitical reason that I don't fully understand. An American AI com
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by monooso 2mo ago
You can self-host Ente. https://ente.com/help/self-hosting/
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by monooso 2mo ago
> Businesses don’t operate based on revenue. They operate based on profit. This does not bode well for the entire AI industry.
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by monooso 2mo ago
Really excited about the upcoming Cloudflare FTP.
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by monooso 3mo ago
How many people pirating software stole every piece of copyrighted material in existence and then used that material to generate billions of dollars which they kept for themselves?

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