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by tnt128 11mo ago
In the demo, you didn’t show the process of cleaning and labeling data, does your product do that somehow, or do you still expect the user to provide that after connecting the data source.
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by tnt128 11mo ago
Would these money be returned to the victims?
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by tnt128 11mo ago
Negotiation leverage. Had they prevent the purchase in the first place, they won’t have anythings to negotiate now.
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by tnt128 1y ago
A lot of people here focus on the political side of this topic, so I want to share an engineering perspective instead. At the core, solving any problem really follows the same pattern: first you figure out what the problem is, then you set
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by tnt128 1y ago
Would you care to elaborate? Why does it have to follow the leader in manufacturing? shouldnt the world reserve currency also be the most available? If it’s not dollar then what’s the alternative? Yuan isn’t an open currency, impossible for
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by tnt128 1y ago
My advice: It’s probably not that you’ve lost interest in your project — it’s more likely that you don’t know what to do next and you’re defaulting to your comfort zone: building the product. Here’s an easy way to test this: imagine your pr
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by tnt128 1y ago
No. Tax is on the cost. If the good sells for $100 and cost $10. Then 10% additional tax increase the cost to $11. If the vendor decides to keep the same profit, then the price goes up by $1, which is 1%
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by tnt128 1y ago
I don’t buy the blanket statement that the consumer always pays the tariff. It depends on what alternative companies have. If a company can purchase the same clothing from Chinese, Vietnamese, or Mexican vendors, a tax on China only could m
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by tnt128 1y ago
Why in 4 years they will go away? Is that assuming the new administration will reverse course? It’s my understanding that generally country don’t lower tariffs voluntarily. They are usually bargaining chips.
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by tnt128 2y ago
The idea that the US protects Taiwan from a possible Chinese invasion over chips is one of those things that sounds believable but really isn't going to happen. From China’s perspective, the cost of war is much higher than the cost of
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by tnt128 2y ago
Their licenses are pretty expensive. Any good free open source alternatives?
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by tnt128 2y ago
This is so painful to watch. This kind of discussion should absolutely be behind closed doors to avoid the theatrics.
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by tnt128 2y ago
The risk of China taking Taiwan by force, unprovoked, in the near future is vastly overblown, in my opinion. Everyone involved, including China, prefers the status quo. If there’s one thing to know about war, it’s that it’s unpredictable. C
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by tnt128 2y ago
We spent so much time worrying about foreign adversaries. But if a collapse were to come, it won’t be because we are invaded by a foreign power, it would be because half of the people can’t stand the other half.
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by tnt128 2y ago
An AI arms race will be how we make sky net a reality. If an enemy state gives AI autonomous control and gains massive combat effectiveness, it puts the pressure to other countries to do the same. No one wants sky net. But if we continue th
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by tnt128 2y ago
or young folks are passionate, idealistic, lack real-world experience, and idolize heroes, which makes them perfect foot soldiers for carrying out tasks without questions.
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by tnt128 2y ago
nice work. i saw sometimes you break down long messages into multiple parts, is that a protocol thing(max characters)? Or did you do that purposely to troll spammers?
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by tnt128 2y ago
Ah. Thx for the break down.
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by tnt128 2y ago
Haven’t tried Trae. Is it objectively better than cursor? I felt this statement might be premature. US is still leading in software and AI space.
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by tnt128 2y ago
China didn’t ban U.S. apps. it maintains a policy that sets a high bar for foreign operators, such as requiring domestic servers, domestic partners legally responsible for operations, content access and moderation to meet local standards, e
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by tnt128 2y ago
Data sovereignty — the idea that every country should protect and prevent its citizens’ data from foreign entities. We never discussed this seriously before because we held a monopoly on it. For decades, other countries provided us with a d
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by tnt128 2y ago
Let’s be clear about one thing: it’s never about protecting the privacy of private citizens—that’s just the justification. Social networking platforms are among the most effective tools for mass influence, second only to religion. The U.S.
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by tnt128 2y ago
Look, when you do business in a country, you obey that countries law. If you think the law is backwards and incompatible with your business, you don’t operate there, this is what google, fb did. They CHOOSE to not operate in china because t
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by tnt128 2y ago
Constitution gives you the rights for these speech. Doesn’t make you immune to the consequences of these speech.
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by tnt128 6y ago
Here is the logic, if you allow tracking, we would show your more relevant ads, if you don’t allow, we will spam the shit out of you. Either way, you see tons of ads, but allow tracking, you see ads more relevant. Of course that’s not how t
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by tnt128 6y ago
Curious is this using imagemagik for backend image generation? What about videos?
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by tnt128 6y ago
First of all, fb ad policy explicitly doesn’t allow selling fire arms. https://m.facebook.com/policies/ads/prohibited_content/weapo... If you are selling related stuff(belts, holster, vest, gun case etc), be
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by tnt128 6y ago
Incorrect, and that’s a common misconception. There are countries with way cheaper labor. China now has the manufacturing knowhow and eco system no other countries can compete. That’s it’s power
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by tnt128 6y ago
This is the same playbook amazon did - give investors a vision, convince them short term profit are less important than the eventual goal. Get the capital at a really really low cost, and then use these capital to build hard things, and cru
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by tnt128 6y ago
Just because the ad placement is low quality (eg audience network) doesn’t mean they can’t produce a positive ROI. Keep in mind, Lower quality comes with a lower price, so it makes sense for some brands, and some products. The reason people

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