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  • Termux rule

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  • Don’t forget to cargo clean up after!

  • Google will pay $135 million to settle illegal data collection lawsuit

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  • This is correct on an order of magnitude no single person can really wrap their brains around. Alphabet (the parent company of Google) made $121 billion in 2025. Not gross revenue—net profits (source). This “fine” is about 0.1% of what the execs and shareholders take home. That cost, in their revenue, wouldn’t register as any change within their accounting.

    To call it a “rounding error” would be a huge exaggeration.

  • At Davos, NVIDIA, Microsoft CEOs deny AI bubble

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  • The truth is: if you have wealthy people asking if a bubble is real, and their friends who benefit from their investment deny it, the bubble it is real.

  • America Has Become a Digital Narco-State - Paul Krugman

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  • Damn Paul, from downtown!

  • ChatGPT down again

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  • Don’t know how much you’re into AI models, but if you’re looking for one to play with locally, a couple open-source and open-weight ones that come to mind are one of DeepSeek’s, or Mistral AI.

  • OpenAI takes on Google, Amazon with new agentic shopping system | TechCrunch

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  • Exactly. You know what is frictionless?

    1. I type in “Amazon.com”(or any of a dozen different shopping platforms) in my browser
    2. I use the site’s search bar to look up the item I want
    3. I see which the suits my needs best out of the results
    4. I click “buy now”

    I’m sorry OpenAI, but there’s really no realistically better way to shop for things online.

  • Stop Talking to Technology Executives Like They Have Anything to Say

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  • This was a delightful read, especially since I agree with the premise fully. Those people need to shut the fuck up.

  • social stories rule

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  • This house is a fucking prison

  • Rule

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  • Shrimps is bugs

    Player fries rice

  • rule o.o

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  • I need to meet this “they” everyone talks about. This group seems very important.

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  • That’s fair, actually: my project had 2 packages in my node_modules (not my package.json, total dependencies!) in vanilla JS, now it has well over 100. Unreal.

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  • I host my own website, and I decided to rewrite the JS portions in React, in order to learn the framework. Boy was it a learning experience: To do the same thing required 2-4 times the amount of code—and that’s just in the scripts, let alone the all the bloat from the packages and the bundler.

    I know this is a bit more radical than cutting out frameworks, but working with the JS ecosystem was such a pain, largely because there’s you need to piece together different software to make a stack work, which may or may not go together well. And since your stack is likely unique, good luck getting help on your problems. It made me miss Rust (albeit most languages do)—in Rust, you have Cargo for everything, and it’s beautiful. Rust has its own difficulties, but they actually feel surmountable compared to the dependency hell of JS.

  • Disney and Universal Sue A.I. Firm for Copyright Infringement

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  • Hey man, the only people who can challenge the new oligarchs, so it seems, are the old oligarchs. And I say: let them fight!

  • rule

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  • No shame in eating cock, there’s only shame in being a dick about it

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  • Ah, that makes a lot more sense lol

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  • Could you show me the place in the study where it says this? I wasn’t able to find it, and this seems pretty important

  • AI-driven weather prediction breakthrough reported - The Guardian

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  • Love this. This is the kind of stuff sophisticated ML models were born to do!

  • Let's knock down social media's walled gardens - Tim Berners-Lee

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  • This is an interesting article, but I can only think of how current tech corporations would be absolutely drooling over the AI trained on financial transactions named Charlie—and very little would likely prevent them from getting their hands on it in the long term.

    But, as always, I hope I’m just being paranoid. Best of luck to old TimBL—he’s revolutionized the world once; why not again?

  • Am I allowed to use gentoo if im not 40+ or dating?

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  • Yeah, Gentoo is really tough to use if you’re not somewhat familiar with Linux, it’s ins and outs, and its general ecosystem. Even the handbook assumes a lot of knowledge. But when you get it operating… boy is it rewarding. It’s like difficult hike—you’re wrung out, but you’re stronger from it in the long-run, and the view is amazing.

    You know, I’d recommend starting with Arch, actually. It’s got challenges of its own, but a manual Arch install can help familiarize yourself with the Linux install process in general, and can help ease you into the Linux-from-Scratch-with-training-wheels that is Gentoo. And the documentation (ArchWiki) is famous for how helpful and informative it is. It’s definitely better than the Gentoo Handbook on that front!