Vladimir Yakunin

@adamkotsko a day ago What's your favorite tech innovation? 16 0% illegal cab company 12.2% Illegal hotel chain 38.0% Fake money for criminals 33.9% Plagiarism machine

"Это все скрипты" от Дурова новое перерождение алгоритмов Яндекса

In 2024, Russia relied on South Korea’s YG-1 for $13M in defense-grade tooling South Korean company YG-1, which manufactures drills and milling cutters used by defense enterprises, supplied $13 million worth of products to Russia in 2024, The Insider discovered

In 2024, Russia relied on South Korea’s YG-1 for $13M in defense-grade tooling

YG-1 drills and milling cutters are being used by Russian manufacturers of control systems for launch vehicles, radar systems, and nuclear weapons components.

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It's like every website, app and piece of software has developed its own Clippy. Clippy is following me around every day from Google to Zoom to Adobe Acrobat, telling me it looks like I'm trying to exist and would I like help with that

I'm sceptical about the big consequences, but definitely wish them prison time&all the worst

This is HUGE: Apple can no longer charge the "Apple Tax" on web transactions.

Epic fought up against this anticompetitive practice; took Apple to court and scored a clear and decisive victory.

Apple cannot collect a 27% tax on web purchases. Not for Epic, not for others.

а что предложил Наки? покатать на самокате?

"Smart tech guys" who lack the competence or at least insight required to operate a Pop-Tart without injuring themselves.

s/americans/people

it's cleaner

it sounds like it's not a trivial fix even for an insider. Chances are, it's a really hard thing for an outsider and they can't just do it themselves. Could be the nature of the problem, or, since you mentioned "throwing more than you can handle" culture, poor code health.

they are de-facto more organized than him and his... organization? since they won primaries and elections and he didn't.

Pointing out someone's failures is 99% easier than overcoming them yourself.

Tweet by Dan Friedman saying, "Doesn't seem like this story got that much traction here," above a news headline about a Tesla engineer claiming Elon Musk threatened to deport her team over brake issues.

Seems like this story couldn’t *brake* through to the mainstream.

I agree. Elon should mine uranium for sure.

how are you different from Trump then?

if it's any year before smartphones, those would be the best 6 mo in their life

Trump is getting away with this and will get away with anything

Targeting Tesla: Scenes from anti-Musk protests Demonstrators protest against Elon Musk at Tesla dealerships around the world.

#tslaOnFire

another spin: if (when) this won't stop him, nothing else will

I see this as "take his descriptions of reality and intentions literally, like he means it and will try to act accordingly, and what he promises to achieve with those — seriously, like he believes it's going to happen"

repeal people United

here I strongly disagree, AI and new technologies need urgent regulations on par with climate change

there are possible consequences for both people who call for it and for those who act. If you take those into account, you are free to do whatever.

There are some people and some causes, that the cause justifies some prison time for that person (e.g. Navalny, Mandela). Don't take it away

thank you senator for not forgetting about Ukraine

there are a few acts of violence that would produce a lot of gain actually

It's like panic: not good, except for the cases, where it's good

The only #2 worth doing for civil society is a fat #2 in every cybertruck you can find.

not sure about most of you there, but most of the people I know thought I was a bit crazy when I was talking about the consequences of electing Trump. They believed he's not actually going to (be able to?) do anything real, just like the last time

The image is a screenshot of a tweet from Brandon Bradford (@BrandonLBradfor ). The tweet reads: "Deporting Americans without due process then saying they no longer get due process because they aren’t in America means no one has rights, FYI. Nightmare scenario."

If you think this can’t happen, remember that of the 125,000 Japanese Americans who were interned during WWII for years without charge or trial, two-thirds were U.S. citizens. Including me.

THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A “TRADE DEFICIT”—IT’S JUST CALLED “BUYING THINGS.” YOU DO NOT HAVE A TRADE DEFICIT WITH YOUR DENTIST JUST BECAUSE HE NEVER BUYS ANYTHING FROM YOU.

NFT are dead because none of you actually bought or tried to use them.

LEARN FROM THAT.