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by 34679 2y ago
Ask it to count the words.
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by 34679 2y ago
Who in America is China copying with their high speed rail? Who are they copying with their drone displays? What about their skylines that more closely resemble our sci-fi films than anything we've actually built? The truth is, China i
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I can think of at least one difference. If the government wants to lie about credit card transactions, Visa has to go along with it.
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I thought drug laws were a fine example, but let's look at another. It's illegal to bribe politicians. Does that mean there is no grift in Washington?
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I can't speak for OP, but for me it's because this place is full of engineers who place their faith in evidence-based reasoning.
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That's kind of the point. Man eats pork. Man gets sick. Man believes God made him sick for eating pork.
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by 34679 2y ago
It's only weird in certain cultures. For example, it's common in Germany to start counting at zero. "Null, eins, zwei.."
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Conducting forensics of mobile devices to find signs of a potential compromise(github.com)
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by 34679 2y ago
It's important to note that reddit has embraced bots since the very beginning, with the founders using them to inflate activity. As more and more bots flood the platform, they continue to displace and drive away real humans.
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They'll still tax the income used to buy the groceries, the profits made from selling them, the properties used to store and prepare them, the automobiles and fuel used to transport them, and the payroll of the companies selling them.
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If you scroll down to the next page, it gives more details, but one of the criticisms I've seen is their obtuse language in the errata.
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Do yourself a favor and type "zoning in Texas" into your favorite search engine before repeating this nonsense again.
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"Amazon’s Stephenson says that the demonstrations weren’t possible, because the FAA didn’t approve the drones to take flight until the end of the year when commercial operations began." Lie detected. It would've only required
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I feel like the flaws of the Pico 2/RP2350 should be advertised better. The Pico is great. I waisted half of an extremely frustrating day with a Pico 2 before suspecting the board itself was the problem, and confirming it with very spe
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by 34679 2y ago
The first time I changed a system prompt, I changed it to "You are George Carlin." So, I think we're already doing that, in a way.
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It's not a crisis. Eat one of the other thousand foods available at your local supermarket.
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It takes less than a minute to add ublock
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I wonder why this was pushed off the front page? This is my first comment while using Waterfox. Installing and adding ublock was nearly identical to the countless Firefox installs I've done. Painless. So long, Mozilla, it's been a
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by 34679 2y ago
Kagi, a search engine with countless free alternatives, starts at $5/month. The people who care are willing to pay.
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Thanks for the links.
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Would you mind sharing some of your favorites for us Yanks? Some of us like privacy too.
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I have a PCBA order from JLCPCB that should ship any day now. Cost at checkout was a bit over $200, with no mention of tariffs. I've been wondering if I'm going to get hit with it by UPS. Has anyone else here had any experience wi
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by 34679 2y ago
>It doesn't mean AI is a con, there's just a tendency to exaggerate and make hyperbolic claims to sell. "Con", in this context, is short for confidence. A con-man is a confidence man. "a swindler who exploits the
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by 34679 2y ago
Ah, but you not only have the right to remain silent- since a 2013 supreme Court ruling, you also have to know that you have the right to remain silent, and you have to say that you know and that you wish to remain silent. https:/&#x2
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It's 1.2% cumulative over 6 passes that begin in 2032.
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What does being veto-proof have to do with it? No president has to sign a bill just because Congress can override him if he doesn't. His signature is literally an endorsement.
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"Biden just signed a potential TikTok ban into law. Here’s what happens next" https://www.cnn.com/2024/04/23/tech/congress-tiktok-ban-what... "Biden Signs a Bill That Could Ban TikTok. No
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My point is that as long as data is being collected and sold in the US, China has access to it. They don't need TikTok for that. The US government, on the other hand, desires to control all narratives widely disseminated among its citi
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The only reason it isn't widely known that social media platforms in the US share information with the government regularly is because it's illegal for said platforms to disclose those requests. It used to be that platforms would
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Facebook has never sold user data? LOL https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-46618582

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