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2mo ago
While I agree YouTube Kids is a mess and needs to be better-curated, we as parents are always the responsible party when it comes to what our kids consume.
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2mo ago
Seems the majority of it is just using obsolete tags, and suggesting that CSS be used instead lol Well, if it ain't broke...
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2mo ago
They love fish and brewis these days, too.
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2mo ago
It would be the "being bots" that makes them bots. I know there's some nutcases out there, but not enough of them to fill a twitter-sized insane asylum, and I'm talking about accounts that make statements at both ends o
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2mo ago
You cannot be serious. On the rare occasion that I do open it up for whatever reason, I'm immediately stunned by the cesspit that greets me. I refuse to believe that's not like 90% bots.
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2mo ago
I don't know if there's much evidence to support that, but I'm happy to be proven wrong. Even if I'm wrong though, some folks "abusing" a system to get more money they might not necessarily "need" to
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2mo ago
I'd rather see a few people abuse this rather than having more barriers up for the people who need this assistance.
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2mo ago
Oh no, people who need assistance might get assistance, even if we haven't tried to look for a reason not to help them first?! What a disaster!
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2mo ago
In Canada, every bank has Interac e-Transfer, essentially we can easily email or text either other money. It's really wicked, and I'm always amazed other places like America don't have it built into their bank accounts and h
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2mo ago
I don't like playing Nethack without it :( But yeah, I guess that's fair, not everybody's workload is going to involve inputting incident numbers, and order numbers, and asset numbers, etc etc etc all the time... even IP addr
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2mo ago
Unfortunately, no numpad is definitely a dealbreaker. Looks like a really cool product, but the numpad is a _must_ for any keyboard you want to do real work on, at least in my opinion.
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2mo ago
Didn't Elon's DOGE gut the very institutions that would have held him to account?
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2mo ago
Which is fine anyway, because a reel mower isn't a nuisance to your neighbours.
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2mo ago
I saw a comment on HN a few weeks ago, can't remember the context but it was something along the lines of "listening to somebody talk about their vibecoded project is like listening to somebody describe a dream they had last night
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2mo ago
Look no further than some of the comments on this very post. Instead of trying to refute the OP, maybe people should listen to what he's saying .
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2mo ago
East-coast of Canada, the grass grows fairly well throughout the spring and summer but I think mowing excessively is... well, excessive. But I live in a neighbourhood of predominantly seniors who wash their car and mow their lawn every fuc
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2mo ago
This comment is satire, correct?
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2mo ago
It's slightly annoying that it literally says in the article that he has a photo album showing the growth of the area over time, yet the article chooses to use an AI-generated image at the top instead to depict that. An AI-generated i
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2mo ago
https://archive.ph/N6Lq6
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2mo ago
I may be ignorant on the matter, maybe they've done that kind of thing before. >according to OpenAI The most juvenile "press release" I've ever seen a company post on purpose isn't the strongest evidence against
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2mo ago
Makes me wonder if there's any meetups in my neck of the woods in good ole Nova Scotia. I kind of doubt it, but it would be wicked. Hope you guys have a great time!
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2mo ago
You think Apple would go through all this trouble if they didn't think they had a rock-solid case?
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2mo ago
>a few days later Ohh, you're one of those neighbours. Once every two weeks is plenty.
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2mo ago
I think you're vastly overestimating the popularity of Jamaican cuisine. I've never in my life seen a Jamaican restaurant. I've had Jamaican food at a Jamaican friend's house, it was pretty good, but I'd never hea
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2mo ago
Many people on keto diets do exactly this, as they won't eat bread. I've dined with multiple people who have gone into a restaurant and ordered a beef patty. And until today, I'd never even heard of the Jamaican thingy, w
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2mo ago
"It will never be possible to have a computer in your home. You will always have to buy computer time and access via dumb terminals. Technology will never again advance."
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2mo ago
Which is it, Taliban controls Afghanistan, or the threats were eliminated? Doesn't sound like mission accomplished to me. Americans can cope all they want, but those conflicts were utter failures.
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2mo ago
>Universal Clipboard, AirDrop and iMessage - is that really the value add of apple? iMessage... do we really want to encourage that behavior? I genuinely don't understand your point here, you're just listing off really awesome
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2mo ago
Dude, this actually sounds like it would be really sweet. I don't trust my own abilities enough (or have the free time to) implement something like this, but I'd be stoked to see somebody do it. Genuinely sounds incredible.
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2mo ago
Ayy late.sh called out, my favourite hangout on the internet :) I'm in there every evening antagonizing the bartender
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