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LLM are not capable of doing that for most things. Having an open ssh device does not require any special "skill".

The credit system is not the same in Europe, first of all there is no such thing as credit rating and what not.

People don't have credit card like the one in US and Canada.

The vast majority use a debit card.


We do very much have credit rating in Germany, might be very different than the one in the US, don’t know theirs.

the credit rating system in Europe is quite different from the one in the United States and varies significantly from country to country.

but credit ratings are definitely a thing, they're just not FICO scores.

Equafax is still a thing in the UK and Spain, etc.


In UK there is. :(

Nothing like america though, lots of people (maybe the majority) cruise through life with 1-2 credit cards and occasionally apply for a mortgage without ever really thinking about their credit rating.

Being obsessed or even thinking about your credit rating in the UK is a bit of a minority reddit pursuit not something normal people do.

(Of course if you default on stuff you will need to think about it)


You completely oversell Iran capability, I guarantee you that f35 would go down in a war with a country with decent anti air such as Russia or China.

Iran never invested in such technology, they put all their money in drones and ballistic missiles which were extremely effective, we are a month in and the strait is still close.

Their strategy was never to try to sink us ships, it was disruption in the region to extend the conflict which was again very successful.


Pretty sure Iran didn't plan on being obliterated.

Why did they have a navy if this was their only plan?

Also blocking the straight is funny because the only people it hurts is everyone in the world but the US.


I'm sure Americans are finding it funny to pay for $3+ a gallon. The entire economy suffers from it.

$3 a gallon is less than a dollar per liter. Do you live in Saudi Arabia or a gulf state?

Here are historical real (inflation adjusted) gas prices for the US. You can decide how terrible this is:

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/?g=1UWwx


I can’t decide if the economy has bifurcated or if these inflation stats are totally bogus.

Diesel is almost $7/gallon here. All the stuff we buy (food, services, electronics) are up 30-100% since the beginning of last year, but federal inflation stats claim 3%.


Gas is certainly bifurcated. The west coast is paying up to $5.80 and Texas/midwest are paying $3.20 or so. NY and New England is paying a lot, but from Virginia on down, they are paying less. All the midwest is paying close to texas prices except Illinois, which is paying California prices.

Some of that is differences in taxes, but some of it is due to getting gas from different sources. If we had a pipeline from Texas to CA, there would be less bifurcation.

In terms of food being bifurcated, that too is happening, but to a smaller degree.

Basically the entire West coast is suffering from high inflation.


For the national 3% average to hold, for the low end of my range (30%) to hold on the west coast, the rest of the country would have to be suffering from deflation.

There is not 30% inflation in any region. Not even 15%.

I think you have to go back to the civil war era and greenback inflation to find numbers like that in any region.

https://www.bls.gov/charts/consumer-price-index/consumer-pri...


Whose the largest oil exporter in the world?

US about to be scroogemcducking in oil money


> I guarantee you that f35 would go down in a war with a country with decent anti air such as Russia or China

How many F-35s went down due to the Russian and Chinese anti-air systems in Venezuela and Iran?


They did not have any.

I think most americans are happy to have usb-c on their Iphones.

No one cares, and having replaceable batteries is not gonna make any difference software and hardware support as usual will drive most people to upgrade their phones or their computers or anything else electronic for that matter.

Owner of an 11Pro iPhone soon to be obsolete after seven years. I probably will upgrade sometime in the next two years nine years with the same electronic device is long enough.

I got my moneys worth. very satisfied with the longevity and resale value of most of the Apple products in comparison to the competition.


WoW classic has been fully reversed engineered way before Turtle WoW released, the thing they did better is to extend the game with a lot of content, but the core wow experience has been emulated for a long time.

20 years ago I was already using Mangos to play wow classic. See: https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=marenkay


Not only content, but countless bug fixes and new features (such as the guild bank). There's also a related project (SuperWoW) that injected a dll to fix and extend the client (which is still Blizzard's old original client).

Hosting a wow classic server cost almost nothing, it's a 30 years old game running on modern hardware and software. You need couple of dedicated servers and a single db.


Former RuneScape private server[0] hoster here. Our infra costs would be about 200$/mo, but for a high quality server like in the OP, if you ever wanted to compensate any developer a respectable amount for their work, you would instantly be in the millions. We had about 20,000 hours of professional dev work put in over 5 years for our game.

[0] https://2009scape.org


It runs in open source software. The costs are low.


You understand that the people playing Turtle don't pay for it, they don't use the official game because they don't want to pay.


That seems to conflict with the idea that Turtle's problem was that they charged money for services related to the game.


People played Turtle because it was a superior experience to the paid official classic offering. It had properly balanced classes, tons of new, high-quality content, real support staff instead of bots with sub-5 minute wait time for service, policing bots properly instead of ignoring them. Blizzard could offer this quality of service but chooses not to.


They will could have shut down the free service but brought the new gameplay to retail.


I mean they use the same game client and assets / quests on the server. It is stolen material. On top of that you can pay for it, they have a business model based on intelectual property from another compagny.


It's pretty much what gVisor does.

https://gvisor.dev/


So why not using it instead of re-implementing the exact same thing.


What kind of telemetry in a game needs that speed exactly? I worked on large multiplayer game and you never need such speed or accuracy.


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