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by D13Fd 4y ago
Wasting money and time on the AI integration was a huge mistake. If I want ChatGPT to hallucinate a page for me, I can cut-and-paste it myself.
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by D13Fd 4y ago
Agreed. I also don’t like how they are jumping on the AI bandwagon and splitting their efforts between search, a pointless new browser, and AI. It’s like Google all over again. I’m happy to give them $10 or $25 per month for excellent searc
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by D13Fd 4y ago
No surprise it sparked these comments, it's a terrible example. Plenty of people (myself included) want a faster dishwasher, and many people (restaurants) need a faster dishwasher.
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by D13Fd 4y ago
The sad part is that it’s still one of the very best VR experiences out there. The problem is that few others have been able to replicate is success. It’s kind odd like Tetris.
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by D13Fd 4y ago
They could cut it too 0 and I still wouldn’t want it. I don’t need my personal info monitored repackaged and sold by Meta.
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by D13Fd 4y ago
In context it’s pretty clear they are talking about modern efforts rather than historical ones.
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by D13Fd 4y ago
Blade Runner, Avatar, Ender's Game (which sucked, but still), Aliens movies/Predator movies, Edge of Tomorrow, Matrix movies, Star Trek movies. There are plenty of "not Star Wars" examples out there, some of which are ex
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by D13Fd 4y ago
> If that's the case, when was the last time the size, responsibilities and revenues of the government have meaningfully decreased in a permanent manner? What government are you talking about? The U.S. government? Any government any
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by D13Fd 4y ago
> Modern Governments seek to grow their power and tax haul This is pure, rank cynicism and it's contrary to reality in democratic countries. It contributes nothing to the discussion.
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by D13Fd 4y ago
> I was hit by a small SUV in case #2. > 2. To the right for bicyclists riding up the wrong way of the street or on the sidewalk riding towards you. Is biking the wrong direction on a bike path on a one-way street legal in the state o
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by D13Fd 4y ago
Everybody targets console specs (and sometimes last gen console specs…), so if your PC exceeds that bar, it’s often wasted.
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by D13Fd 4y ago
QMK is not great, honestly, IMO. It’s very constrained in what it can do, especially without having to recompile, and a lot of it depends on your keyboard.
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by D13Fd 4y ago
The fact that you can use it in two ways, one of which is bad, is not really a good thing.
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by D13Fd 4y ago
My trick is to wipe it off on inside of the clean diaper (which is about to hit the cream anyway).
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by D13Fd 4y ago
> 1) Get a really nice headlamp that can do a candle mode. This is going to be really helpful at 2:00am when you need to see where diapers are. I absolutely love the Apple Watch's flashlight feature for this—even more so on the new
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by D13Fd 4y ago
> Keep 'em clean, keep 'em fed, keep 'em near you (they can wander father as they age), do your best. > That pretty much sums up all the advice, I think. Good luck, kids are fun. Agreed. > edit: You have time to get
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by D13Fd 4y ago
> - precut a bunch of little rectangles of paper towel for butt cream application Just use your fingers and then wash your hands. > - pump and use a bottle or just use formula if the baby is having a hard time eating in the first week
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by D13Fd 4y ago
5 kids here. The reason they are all fluff is that there isn't that much to it. It's just a lot of work. (1) Feed baby. (2) Change baby. (3) Clothe and bathe baby. (4) Baby needs sleep. (5) Transport baby. (6) Troubleshooting &quo
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by D13Fd 4y ago
>> It might be rooted in the fact that I don't have kids > As a parent: nope, it's definitely not that. As a parent, I'm not so sure. I think every person is different, and some people (myself) respond really well to
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by D13Fd 4y ago
Probably an incredibly small number, depending on how you stringent you want to be. But the same is true for cars, airplanes, microwaves, HVAC equipment, and most complex technologies.
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by D13Fd 4y ago
I'm not tired of the headlines. But I do find them somewhat depressing in that some people don't seem to realize that it is an incredible BS generator, and instead treat it like an incredible knowledge engine. It literally does no
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by D13Fd 4y ago
Isn’t that true of this system as well?
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by D13Fd 4y ago
This. Last quote I got was $5k to install a $700 unit.
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by D13Fd 4y ago
I specifically looked at the wikipedia definition and it's not consistent with what's in the article. There was a lot of interactivity even in Web 1.0, and Web 2.0 was about a lot more than just interactivity.
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by D13Fd 4y ago
This article lost me with it's definitions of "Web 1.0" and "Web 2.0," which are totally divorced from reality.
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by D13Fd 4y ago
I'm no expert, but it seems like that mid-frequency part of the spectrum could be put to much better uses.
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by D13Fd 4y ago
Just get an under-sink reverse osmosis system in your kitchen, and have it piped to your ice maker if you have one. Better to have excellent filtration of the water you actually use rather than mediocre or expensive filtration of house wate
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by D13Fd 4y ago
> So a kid will always prefer to use a tablet than visit their fun friends or do something exciting? Pretty much. Modern tablets and apps are hopelessly strong eyeball magnets for kids. You have to pry them away, sometimes physically, an
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by D13Fd 4y ago
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1028 His quote reads like a confession...
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by D13Fd 4y ago
The problem is childcare costs are enormous right now. It’s really hard for many people to make more than it costs for someone else to watch even just 2 kids.

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