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testemailfordg2
27d ago
How will the capitalists survive then, they would go extinct as a species. Healthcare and defense are the two prominent sectors where the options available are kept artificially scarce / high in demand (wars), thereby reaping money unf
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1mo ago
Unfortunately, the priority is increasing efficiency and ROI, rather than sustainability. This leads to centralization and operations at a scale which are not sustainable, without external input or causing damage to existing nature. De-cent
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API-First World
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2mo ago
A graphic novel to understand the bigger picture and vision at Postman.
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3mo ago
Gave it a try and got 78 correct out of 100, so it extrapolated it to me knowing about 55k+ words and saying most native speakers only get 15k - 35k...Interesting
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4mo ago
If you are on a framework, that gives prospective public sector buyers assurance that certain basic checks/ due-dilligence about your business has already been done. So even if you have not made a sale to a public sector entity in rec
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4mo ago
Not the right approach as classifying someone as a bully is left to someone's subjective perception. This makes caning legal in the hope it would reform those boys and leaves room for misuse. Once bullying is proven in front of PTA gro
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4mo ago
This problem has been talked about and answered as back as 500BCE. It's like the parable of the blind men and an elephant. Each blind man feels a different part of the animal's body, but only one part, such as the side or the tusk
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4mo ago
That's interesting, then that UAC prompt asking to enter login credentials to view existing saved password is useless.
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5mo ago
Probably the solution is not using the centralized Github for all work related to agentic coding but rather a distributed/local github repository from get go. This way only what hits the centralized github and becomes public, is someth
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5mo ago
A similar large scale success in India decades ago:- AMUL is an Indian multinational dairy cooperative, founded on 19 December 1946. With a turnover of US$6.2 billion (2022) and 3.6 million farmer-members, it is the world's largest dai
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5mo ago
Funded by the Institute for Scientific Information on Coffee (ISIC) — an industry body — which is a notable conflict of interest the authors disclose but don't extensively discuss
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5mo ago
I guess people making swords and arrows in the past had similar ethical dilemas in the begining, until they were attacked and then it became business as usual.
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6mo ago
Isn't it the same for tobacco and alcohol ads?
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7mo ago
Time does...Microslop is an example
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7mo ago
Feel hand/human written code of an experienced individual should be more valuable for a business than one created by agents. Surely, agents and humans might be using the same underlying frameworks or programming languages, but the valu
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9mo ago
Is or Was?
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10mo ago
Looks like this post somehow is not even on the front page of HN anymore. CF pulling some strings maybe, they don't have this incident on top of their current list.
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10mo ago
When liability of a corporation and its owners is limited, does it benefit their business to be dilligent in every step or have a mentality of move fast and break things?
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10mo ago
https://blog.cloudflare.com/18-november-2025-outage/ "Customers deployed on the new FL2 proxy engine, observed HTTP 5xx errors. Customers on our old proxy engine, known as FL, did not see errors, but bot scores we
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10mo ago
"Customers on our old proxy engine, known as FL, did not see errors, but bot scores were not generated correctly, resulting in all traffic receiving a bot score of zero." This simply means, the exception handling quality of your n
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National Blockchain Framework
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India’s current governance systems often rely on centralized databases, which can be prone to errors, fraud, and lack of transparency. Blockchain technology addresses these challenges through its tamper-resistant, distributed ledger system,
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11mo ago
Seems like we need more anti-trust cases on AWS or need to break it down, it is becoming too big. Services used in rest of the world get impacted by issues in one region.
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1y ago
Privatize the profits and socialize the losses, is this too difficult to understand of being the core motto of a private equity firm. A PE firm will not have patients at the top of their priority, unless legislation enforces and regulates t
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Three things:- 1) Pilot clearly said I didn't do it. 2) Report talks about the second switch being turned off in a second. 3) Known advisory on switches getting flipped. If you see these three together, it becomes easy to deduce that b
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1y ago
Better to stay sane...Have seen a lot of these kinds of articles, surely funding comes from somewhere...
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1y ago
Perhaps outsourcing to content farms in outskirts of Mumbai would make the dog's dreams of chasing cars true...
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2y ago
As I've said earlier in some other comments, rule of law tends to bend under the influence of capitalism...Nothing new here
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No need for regulators to know why a Tesla crashed
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