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2muchcoffeeman
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7mo ago
Easy for you to say. I’ve almost hit a couple stupid kids on an e-bikes with throttles riding on suburban roads at night with no lights. And I’m seeing more and more fuckwits ride fast on side walks and accelerate to jump of the sidewalk an
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I’ve been using DDG since they started. But still often use !g. But I think the AI overviews in DDG and even Google have helped a lot. AI has helped search tremendously. I only search for things that should have exact answers.
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7mo ago
Funny comment because this would have been WordPad.
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8mo ago
Only in earth’s frame of reference. He spent a long time at warp. So he’s really only 65
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I’ve always thought about copying other useful apps that are clearly trying to collect data or make you pay for stupid IAP, and then publishing and maintaining it through donations. The apps would all be free in the various offical stores.
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8mo ago
How do you solve aeronautical and maritime applications?
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8mo ago
All social media is like this though. It’s all garbage. It’s humorous to me that people criticise the Australian government social media ban for kids. Sure they will get around it. But at least they are looking at various avenues to get rid
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8mo ago
It’s fine if you want a barebones chat.
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8mo ago
This is the first loony conspiracy theory I’ve seen posted on HN
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8mo ago
Dumb argument. They don’t intentionally make Nutella addictive and then test out recipes on the public to make it even more addictive. Other people can’t stop eating ice cream or oranges or salami.
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8mo ago
because some people suffer from mental health issues and need help and encouragement to break these behaviours. And companies should not be allowed to predate on the vulnerable.
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8mo ago
I built my Prusa from a kit and was interested in the internals, but I was always annoyed I spent more time working on the printer sometimes than learning CAD. And the Prusa is a real workhorse. I’ve only had a couple problems in almost a d
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Too bad everyone jumped shipped to Bambuu Labs. If only we still had open source hardware.
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Without considering if it’s a distinct species, a dingo is descended from the same wolf population as dogs. They are feral dogs. IE wolf -> domesticated dog -> became wild again.
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8mo ago
You clearly don’t have any context into what Chinese companies have been doing when it comes to OSS. Being OSS doesn’t mean you can do what you want.
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Same same. What are they going to build? An AI bot or a bot controlled by a human? AI bot of course. Assuming it can move fast enough and is powerful enough, won’t work without competent AI.
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It’s being valued on the hope that they will crack full self driving. People still believe they will crack it.
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That’s not agile’s fault. That’s the orgs fault. We used to have a few days set aside regularly to fix things that would never get prioritised.
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I saw them do this to a few others in line.
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Once at a security checkpoint to a museum in Shanghai, they saw my water bottle, and then told me to take it out and drink from it.
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How does it help when Trump governs by veto? Won’t be just veto it all?
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God damn it. I just got a four pack.
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Why was such an order needed? Seems like this should be the default and if you are caught tampering, straight to jail.
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Two Reacts!?
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Why would any of this be effective? They drastically reduced the duration of training ICE agents and drastically increased numbers. You should assume they are all incompetent.
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Is there a list of all the infractions that might have put a country on this list?
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What did Fiji do!?
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Are people not reviewing and refactoring LLM code?
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Why doesn’t it explain anything when it clearly demonstrates the point?
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9mo ago
I am seeing a phenomenon of people wanting to hyper optimise their workflows. It’s nonsensical when you consider the other stuff you need to do or how slow everything else is.
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