From the article: > “A lot of the people who come into this money are flashy, and they’re signaling that they have wealth,” he previously told The Post. As long as you don't brag about it, I don't really see this being…
> I think a better question to ask, whatever someone's background, is "do you want to know the truth, even if it turns out you don't believe it now, and are you willing to follow it no matter what the cost?" I don't…
To me that cringiness is oh so wonderful. Everyone is so weirdly afraid of their image, of how others think of them. We've become sterile; caricatures of ourselves so that we can adhere to the groupthink. It's…
How would foreclosing make the housing crisis worse? Wouldn't another family purchase the home thus creating a net zero?
> None of the comments so far are engaging with the OP, whose written testimony was included in the article: Because of the extremely inflammatory title, perhaps? Replace "Gen Z" with a skin color or a religion and…
I thought you could click on it, press no/cancel, and it would disappear.
> 1) By default, every word (each character, actually) you input into Spotlight/Siri gets time-stamped and sent to `smoot.apple.com` Huh? How do you expect Apple to show live search results if they don't send what…
From what I've heard though, Mail has pretty horrible searching in Apple land. Just for that, it may be worth it to look at alternatives.
> In other words, if X has a public API and Nitter is using it, then neither Nitter themselves nor the Nitter users have to agree to any terms of service in order to do so. That's not true. Publicly available source…
What about Green Hills?
> Maybe men with physical guns are bad at understand that type of thing. Yup. Which is why they are in control. Don't underestimate how far a fool can go.
> In this particular case, the IT consultant was owed money by a failing business, and he put 1) a picture of the business premises, and 2) pictures of him firing guns, on a website where he was sure the business owner…
Couldn't be bothered to read the article before commenting? > James Bilson, global fixed income strategist at Schroders, said fiscal policy and debt sustainability are crucial for bond markets and the current rise in…
I fully agree! And if they still disagree, perhaps we could open special camps where we could forcefully reeducate them! After all, there is but one correct design language for buildings and it's a hideous slab of…
Are you aware of people using it in prod? The only high speed trading I'm aware of uses C++ and they did a very interesting talk at cppcon IIRC. I think it was called "When nano seconds matter", or something similar.
Funny since the GrapheneOS devs praise the iPhone for it's security. I personally prefer seeing real advancement that integrate both hardware and software like their EMTE[1] which no other vendor has had the balls to…
> That's a good thing, not a bad thing. Nobody is entitled to give you something that they spent (tens of?) billions of dollars to develop for free. But the Chinese are doing just that? > Which the courts have yet to…
> A mission to secure the people whilst not infringing personal rights in today's world is a really really hard problem. The problem is that the NSA violates everyone's privacy without a care in the world. This makes it…
Electricity here in Quebec is dirt cheap, state owned and 100% renewable. Our first 40 kWh per day is 7 cents per kWh which is roughly 0.05 USD. Any calculations I've done made it unfortunately useless to buy solar and…
The main problems from that Duo was that Microsoft didn't believe in it. This lead them to use a garbage CPU and support it for something like 2 years. Apple has the balls to keep updating the vision pro even after it…
From the article, it seems more about chinese brands, no? > Some records even refer customers to Temu or AliExpress for spare parts and repair instructions. > But even for products that are technically compliant, the…
> The battery bank from which I power my home is 12V (24V or 48V would be better and I’ll upgrade when the time is right). All my electricity comes from this battery bank. > I have a power inverter, meaning I can use…
You've said a lot of blanket statements that are completely wrong. > Interestingly there still seems to be a difference in approach between "few launch, expected to go well" in europe and "many launch as trial and…
> I’m not an uncritical Steve Jobs fan. I know, from having worked closely with people who worked directly for Jobs for many years, that he could be a mercurial, and brutish, boss. That's a pretty big euphemism for…
The reason industrial PLCs cost so much is because of their reliability. They need to be working flawlessly 50 years in the future. Trying to vibe code your way into a PLC compiler feels like it could blow up in your…
From the article: > “A lot of the people who come into this money are flashy, and they’re signaling that they have wealth,” he previously told The Post. As long as you don't brag about it, I don't really see this being…
> I think a better question to ask, whatever someone's background, is "do you want to know the truth, even if it turns out you don't believe it now, and are you willing to follow it no matter what the cost?" I don't…
To me that cringiness is oh so wonderful. Everyone is so weirdly afraid of their image, of how others think of them. We've become sterile; caricatures of ourselves so that we can adhere to the groupthink. It's…
How would foreclosing make the housing crisis worse? Wouldn't another family purchase the home thus creating a net zero?
> None of the comments so far are engaging with the OP, whose written testimony was included in the article: Because of the extremely inflammatory title, perhaps? Replace "Gen Z" with a skin color or a religion and…
I thought you could click on it, press no/cancel, and it would disappear.
> 1) By default, every word (each character, actually) you input into Spotlight/Siri gets time-stamped and sent to `smoot.apple.com` Huh? How do you expect Apple to show live search results if they don't send what…
From what I've heard though, Mail has pretty horrible searching in Apple land. Just for that, it may be worth it to look at alternatives.
> In other words, if X has a public API and Nitter is using it, then neither Nitter themselves nor the Nitter users have to agree to any terms of service in order to do so. That's not true. Publicly available source…
What about Green Hills?
> Maybe men with physical guns are bad at understand that type of thing. Yup. Which is why they are in control. Don't underestimate how far a fool can go.
> In this particular case, the IT consultant was owed money by a failing business, and he put 1) a picture of the business premises, and 2) pictures of him firing guns, on a website where he was sure the business owner…
Couldn't be bothered to read the article before commenting? > James Bilson, global fixed income strategist at Schroders, said fiscal policy and debt sustainability are crucial for bond markets and the current rise in…
I fully agree! And if they still disagree, perhaps we could open special camps where we could forcefully reeducate them! After all, there is but one correct design language for buildings and it's a hideous slab of…
Are you aware of people using it in prod? The only high speed trading I'm aware of uses C++ and they did a very interesting talk at cppcon IIRC. I think it was called "When nano seconds matter", or something similar.
Funny since the GrapheneOS devs praise the iPhone for it's security. I personally prefer seeing real advancement that integrate both hardware and software like their EMTE[1] which no other vendor has had the balls to…
> That's a good thing, not a bad thing. Nobody is entitled to give you something that they spent (tens of?) billions of dollars to develop for free. But the Chinese are doing just that? > Which the courts have yet to…
> A mission to secure the people whilst not infringing personal rights in today's world is a really really hard problem. The problem is that the NSA violates everyone's privacy without a care in the world. This makes it…
Electricity here in Quebec is dirt cheap, state owned and 100% renewable. Our first 40 kWh per day is 7 cents per kWh which is roughly 0.05 USD. Any calculations I've done made it unfortunately useless to buy solar and…
The main problems from that Duo was that Microsoft didn't believe in it. This lead them to use a garbage CPU and support it for something like 2 years. Apple has the balls to keep updating the vision pro even after it…
From the article, it seems more about chinese brands, no? > Some records even refer customers to Temu or AliExpress for spare parts and repair instructions. > But even for products that are technically compliant, the…
> The battery bank from which I power my home is 12V (24V or 48V would be better and I’ll upgrade when the time is right). All my electricity comes from this battery bank. > I have a power inverter, meaning I can use…
You've said a lot of blanket statements that are completely wrong. > Interestingly there still seems to be a difference in approach between "few launch, expected to go well" in europe and "many launch as trial and…
> I’m not an uncritical Steve Jobs fan. I know, from having worked closely with people who worked directly for Jobs for many years, that he could be a mercurial, and brutish, boss. That's a pretty big euphemism for…
The reason industrial PLCs cost so much is because of their reliability. They need to be working flawlessly 50 years in the future. Trying to vibe code your way into a PLC compiler feels like it could blow up in your…