maybe I was lucky but I was never in a company where CEO did just this.
now middle management - that can be useless. more layers between CEO and you, the more useless.
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maybe I was lucky but I was never in a company where CEO did just this.
now middle management - that can be useless. more layers between CEO and you, the more useless.
Huh that's new. I knew you guys don't have any official government ID (and that it was an issue in Blair era) but I didn't knew you don't even have legal names.
I can't wait until I see AI-generated gambling ads that are specifically created to stimulate my brain the most
howtogeek is low-effort content mill, it's just upvoted here because of the headline, there is 0 actual effort in the article
ahh okay
Does China have online gambling banned? I don't know
They take cuts.
Mac Mini in 2011 had 8GB max?
It's hard to find a job right now
Yes
welcome back 90s crypto wars
spacex makes starlink, which did improve quality of life. it is also allowing connectivity to drones in armed conflicts.
well. I lost my 2FA dongle once (left it on a different continent). Which I used to secure my domain name on which I received mail.
suddenly I was happy that low level support staff could remove it. (I needed to scan my passport and photo. This was way before modern image generation.)
I can't imagine paying for Facebook but I can imagine paying for WhatsApp. It's a great app that's for free and has no ads.
this is a thread about agents that run random things on your computer as root because they feel like it. curl|sh somehow seems mild in comparison
There are more similar ones
palantir embraces the neurodivergent.
why doesn't he sell those to someone like zerodium
the bugs he is publishing are exactly the class of bugs that they would love to buy
I am not using JIRA anymore but I guess in 2026 you could write AI wrapper around clicking on UI elements?
Can you just sue them over it? Sure they are a Chinese company but they also operate in Europe and US?
exactly... and it's not like it's hard to fork and just raise the minimum version. It will probably be just one number somewhere (I haven't actually looked.)
if it works, it will keep working. they just don't want to support and maintain it and solve issues.
they should rewrite their whole stack by AI from one language to another language, it seems fun.
What I liked about asm.js is that it's "just" javascript and you don't need any special way to load them, while with wasm you have the wasm file which you need to load on the side, which is a bit clunkier. But eh it's a tiny thing
Amex is not very popular in Europe. Discover... I am not sure, not that much.
Visa and MasterCard are everywhere though
I am a European (Czech Republic) and I have never heard of any of those (Epis/Bizum/Vipps).
Leaving aside the user experience, how can this ve economically viable for them? Isn't inference still more expensive than normal search? (plus how do ads work?)
But they do AI chat already anyway so, maybe it's fine
npm next please
Crap. I just switched to Bitwarden as it was the only password manager that Just Worked and didn't seem scammy. Oh well
I don't understand how clicking "I agree" a few times will stop the AI bots?
The captcha - maybe.
I think Anubis is against crawlers, not against agents that make PRs. PoW doesn't work here, the agent will just do the computation.