Isn't it completely standard for international shipping to fly random flags? Ive never understood exactly why but I think its common?
Random to third parties, yet not random to the nation in question nor the crew of the ship....
Readit Newsdaviddever23box commented on Venezuela's Navy Begins Escorting Ships as U.S. Threatens Blockade nytimes.com/live/2025/12/... · Posted by u/belter
daviddever23box commented on How will software developer jobs look like in 10-15 year? · Posted by u/chrilleweb
Somewhat tongue-in-cheek, there will be three or four development tiers left:
1. model development and optimization,
2. data pool management,
3. downstream consumers of item 1, and
4. everything else
daviddever23box commented on Ask HN: What framework/tool should I use for building agents? · Posted by u/realberkeaslan
"From scratch" implies that you're building from language primitives on up, at the level you'd typically use for any maintainable project.
I'd focus on the underlying service provider APIs first, in the same manner as any other cloud resource.
Can we bring meritocracy back rather than this woke-right bullshit?
It shouldn’t matter what Musk “believes” what should matter is facts.
There is a risk of overeating this delicious irony.
daviddever23box commented on Go is portable, until it isn't simpleobservability.com/b... · Posted by u/khazit
This is an (organizational) tooling problem, not a language problem - and is no less complicated when musl libc enters the discussion.
I do wonder whether the announcement regarding Intel manufacturing low-end SoCs is triggering this dissatisfaction.
Setting aside the political side-effects of throwing support behind Intel and its US government-backed investment, we've seen movement on modem chip development and low-end SoCs for sub-MacBook Air and iPhone Air / SE / other models.
Perhaps this is the classic low-end / high-performance bifurcation problem (i.e., Srouji is focused on high-performance chips while the greater executive class is focused on service of the Walmart demographic, e.g., Made-In-USA, inexpensive, wider market acceptance).
daviddever23box commented on Minisforum Stuffs Entire Arm Homelab in the MS-R1 jeffgeerling.com/blog/202... · Posted by u/kencausey
It would be great to have a full Snapdragon X Elite-based box, with working Wi-Fi drivers.
That said, it feels as if the fragmentation in the non-Windows space ends up being worse for non-Intel/AMD platforms, both commercially and from a devrel perspective. Qualcomm and Apple still have the best arm64 platforms above a Raspberry Pi.
daviddever23box commented on Google claims Microsoft 'bribes' people to use Edge neowin.net/news/microsoft... · Posted by u/bundie
There's deeper Windows-specific platform integration (including audio) that makes it a better option - and on macOS, it's actually faster than stock Chrome.
daviddever23box commented on CarPlay Seems Essential for Rental Fleets joe-steel.com/2025-10-22-... · Posted by u/Bogdanp
I have consistently rejected rental vehicles without CarPlay support.
daviddever23box commented on Microsoft lets bosses spot teams that are dodging Copilot theregister.com/2025/10/1... · Posted by u/mikece
Claude is better. End of.