Interestingly, the posted link doesn't mention anything and only displays the login box. I'm not the owner, but here's the main website: https://www.minimus.io
That link mentions a dispute between 12 unions and 6 rail companies one of which is amongst the dozens of companies owned by Berkshire, run by Buffett. I see no mention of Buffett personally geting involved?
It feels pretty likely that it's not even company leadership? Lead dev is not company leadership, and someone higher up next week could decide they don't like it and sic lawyers on the project.
I've been passively downsizing over the last few years just because having a bunch of shit is really fatiguing from an entropy management perspective. Moving it is 10x worse.
If the movers won't answer your calls and your business drives them to bankruptcy, I wonder if maybe the problem exists on the customer side more than the business side.
Hoarders can be extremely difficult people to work with. I've got it in my family and I can feel it in my bones sometimes. There are garages and homes that I will be responsible for cleaning out that will likely take me multiple days to complete even with an army of paid help.
While we are talking about quotas, can you maybe add an easy way of checking how much you've used/got left?
Apparently now you need to use google-cloud-quotas to get the limit and google-cloud-monitoring to get the usage.
VS Code copilot managed to implement the first part, getting the limit using gemini-2.5-pro, but when I asked gemini to implement the second part it said that integrating cloud-monitoring is too complex and it can't do it !!!!
This bug is specifically about <xsl:text disable-output-escaping="yes"> not working in Firefox. How is disabling output escaping relevant in regards to sharing templates between pages?
Google does support multiple semantic web standards: RDFa, JSON+LD and I believe microdata as well.
JSON+LD is much simpler to extract and parse, however it makes site HTML bigger because information gets duplicated compared to RDFa where values could be inclined.
I more meant when it was successful for the acquired company, but that’s a good call out that there are outcomes that are break the meme in that direction as well.
My concern is that people making these technologies do not come across as valuing human connection as they seek to replace it with AI while profiting at the same time. Whether it’s what they really believe or a lie to achieve their financial goals doesn’t really change the outcome.
That sounds very American though. For example how does the Westminster style system fit into it? While the Prime Minister might be described as the executive, they're actually just the leader of the majority Legislative party.
Nintendo sent cease and desists to streamed super smash Brothers melee tournaments during covid. Buncha free advertising to their IP by a group of their most passionate fans
Eh, they’ll do that, and then they’ll decide that they can make more by just stealing all of your stuff and selling it overseas anyway.
Happened to me 20 years ago. They vanished off the face of the earth - I only figured out what happened because I found the motorbike on a Dutch auction site. The rest of it - furniture that had been in the family since the 1700s, etc., just gone.
Tracked down their lawyer, who informed me that they had burned him too.
Never got any of it back.
Now, I just rent a truck and do it myself, as it seems that pretty much all removers are charlatans and crooks.
What's wrong with TypeORM (besides being javascript of course)? Works alright, creates migrations based on entities automatically, and I really haven't had any issues with it. Even having several different dbs in the same project is straightforward.
Apparently mistaken faith in austerity and the invisible hand of the market is comparable to the color of one's skin. One is born with it and can't change it...
Their business model is an online payment provider (like e.g. PayPal/apple pay) that splits the payment into 3, 6 or 12 monthly payments, usually at 0% interest
The idea being that for the business the loss in revenue from an interest free loan is worth it if it causes an increase in sales
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Confidence=high
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In discussions about censorship, GPT operational guidelines, or intentionally omitted responses (e.g., Mel Gibson controversy, AI moderation policy), they ask follow-ups pressing for details, rebuffing generic responses
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User has asked for books similar to 'Accelerando' and 'Permutation City,' discussed the Vile Offspring from 'Accelerando,' and inquired about the Culture series and other renowned science fiction works
Confidence=high
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Confidence=high
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Confidence=high
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Confidence=high
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User has asked about differences between ChatGPT and Claude, AI system prompts, context limits, and other technical aspects of AI tools throughout 2024 and 2025
Confidence=high
16. User has been interested in Factorio and other automation-based games, asking about game mechanics and optimal strategies
Frequent questions regarding Factorio’s rocket capacities, stone disposal, and expansion concepts across various conversations in 2024 and 2025
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> Many of my friends in Washington are evangelical Christians who found their vocation in public service—fighting sex trafficking, serving the world’s poor, protecting America from foreign threats, doing biomedical research to cure disease. They are trying to live lives consistent with the gospel of mercy and love.
The incineration of American Christianity for power has been noticeable for some time. I see blasphemy from people living very comfortable lives, like the people around David Brooks, and 90% of Christ’s message to them is repent. They are their own obstacles to actual Christianity.
