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deely3··on Why are European countries moving their gold out of North America?
Why? Honestly, how it will help?
deely3··on The Dutch are filling gas wells with cement
Can you please replace Ukraine with Russia?
deely3··on OpenRouter is joining Stripe
And... How do they combine? I really curious.
deely3··on Big Food vs. the People
Good for you. Can you please convince anyone to do the same?
deely3··on Deno Desktop
We spend a lot of time using different browsers. As far as I know there no web engine that use native OS UI for rendering.
deely3··on Microsoft pulls plug on plans for 244-acre data center in Caledonia (2025)
And don't forget about kids safety!
deely3··on GitHub confirms breach of 3,800 repos via malicious VSCode extension
Oh, you mean like only extensions approved by MS can be published? Similarly to Google, Apple, Mozilla and others?
deely3··on MacBook Neo Deep Dive: Benchmarks, Wafer Economics, and the 8GB Gamble
How about $299?
deely3··on Claude Code login fails with OAuth timeout on Windows
It's simpler actually: author trying to make a business developing AI product.
deely3··on F-15E jet shot down over Iran
Are you AI?
deely3··on Why I Joined OpenAI
But they really are?
deely3··on Antirender: remove the glossy shine on architectural renderings
Let's go to reddit!
deely3··on Estimates are difficult for developers and product owners
How often you spend a week doing 2-day job?
deely3··on Stellantis Is Spamming Owners' Screens with Pop-Up Ads for New Car Discounts
Let's start from Samsung!

https://mlq.ai/news/samsung-faces-backlash-after-rolling-out...

deely3··on What .NET 10 GC changes mean for developers
Yes, you probably mixed it with SQL Server.

> Publishing SQL Server benchmarks without prior written approval from Microsoft is generally prohibited by the standard licensing agreements.

deely3··on What made Dostoevsky's work immortal
Sure. I just wish I can recount these wise words to my friends killed by russians army.
deely3··on Story of the two thousand stolen Playdate handhelds
Allegedly because we will allegedly find allegedly you.
deely3··on Story of the two thousand stolen Playdate handhelds
Honestly original article is way more interesting and nuanced. I'm afraid LLM version is too short and while technically correct definitely feels like dry list of random facts from transcription.
deely3··on Tiny Glade 'built' its way to >600k sold in a month
I recommed checking Townscaper for similar vibes.
deely3··on Tiny Glade 'built' its way to >600k sold in a month
Not sure why downvotes, but I will be happy to buy it again from GOG. For me Tiny Glade is a spiritual sequel to Townscaper :

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1291340/Townscaper/

https://www.gog.com/en/game/townscaper

deely3··on Good Software Development Habits
The issue is that you actually never really know is things are fundamentally the same. To know it you have to know the future.
deely3··on FBI Raids Home of Polymarket CEO Shayne Coplan
You actually have no idea how Polymarket works, right?
deely3··on YouTube in Android introduces UI bugs
TLDR: its you own problem if you Google account become permabanned.
deely3··on Why Companies Are Ditching the Cloud: The Rise of Cloud Repatriation
Oh, correlation.
deely3··on Math and puzzle fans find magic in Martin Gardner's legacy
Im really curious, what prevents you from copying comments on mobile?
deely3··on Google CEO says more than a quarter of the company's new code is created by AI
> For teams you can measure meaningful outcomes and improve team metrics.

How? Which metrics?

deely3··on Freenet: A decentralized alternative to world wide web
> The socio-economic problems are caused by the limitations & drawbacks of modern tech...

Could you please provide some examples?

deely3··on 50 Years Ago, Sugar Industry Paid Scientists to Point Blame at Fat (2016)
AI insdustry.
deely3··on US probes Tesla's Full Self-Driving software after fatal crash
> Gaps in Tesla's telematic data create uncertainty regarding the actual rate at which vehicles operating with Autopilot engaged are involved in crashes. Tesla is not aware of every crash involving Autopilot even for severe crashes because of gaps in telematic reporting. Tesla receives telematic data from its vehicles, when appropriate cellular connectivity exists and the antenna is not damaged during a crash, that support both crash notification and aggregation of fleet vehicle mileage. Tesla largely receives data for crashes only with pyrotechnic deployment, which are a minority of police reported crashes.3 A review of NHTSA's 2021 FARS and Crash Report Sampling System (CRSS) finds that only 18 percent of police-reported crashes include airbag deployments.
deely3··on Why pay for a search engine
Its hard to check is person geniune on internet. Also, too often we all see a lot of prise for not-so-good products.
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