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"What I described is a realistic activity criminals do in order to disguise their identity." I've never read about this happening.
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DeepSeekV4SSD: DeepSeek-V4-Flash-0731 on an M-series Mac
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Let's build a digital clock (Video, Ben Eater)
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Code was never the hard part… once you made it to some level of advanced programmer. Then clarity, maintainability, etc. became the next tier of Maslow's Hierarchy of Coding.
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2mo ago
Suspect this was flagged for being obvious.
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"Unfortunately Americans remain too comfortable…" I suspect this too will change. We may get to a point where we'll refer to the Great Depression as Great Depression I. We'll see change then. It happened last time.
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2mo ago
I think we're there already?
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Yeah, I'll never understand the disconnect between Wall Street and the mudslide of diarrhetic bad news that has been rolling in constantly.
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"And then you have the current president's habit of just lying about everything…" And I suspect, sometime in the future, we're going to discover that the numbers were even worse than we thought they were—were covered up.
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Yes, but as a nation, we are stupid to go along with it.
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As I got older I began to recognize that some things are just bad for society at large. My refraining from a thing doesn't fix the societal ill the thing causes.
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And good thing we didn't shitcan alternative (essentially free) energy projects that were in the works.
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An ad in a 1972 Race Program touts a brand new Toyota for $1200 (for a sedan, not including tax, freight and handling, etc.). I ran an inflation calculator and… where are the $10K cars for sale today? (To be sure, I know there are safety st
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I feel bad for Paul Simon—probably never got laid.
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Worrying about women following… Still a guy issue/hang-up then.
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Smells more like a dating rule by guys who think this is a dating rule by women.
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"You have areas where leaving the cul-de-sac zone takes 15-20 minutes on foot…" Holy shit, you have to walk a mile from a cul-de-sac just to get to a street with an intersection? Who the hell designed these streets? (I guess Big
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A bus isn't going to be able to pull into my driveway, obv.
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If that's the natural outcome then the future you're describing is inevitable. Oh well, maybe the last one to leave the internet can turn the lights off.
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Agree—and I want to see this functionality move to the larger platforms that everyone uses like LM Studio.
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Cash kept in their mattresses. (Because of course the banks went under and the cash with it.)
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I agree with that: a safe exposure to drugs (in moderation) is mind expanding.
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"I think that deep down many people often believe that they could have a say in policy if only they tried hard enough…" Really? I don't know anyone that thinks that. Everyone I know think, "I'm not a billionaire, so
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Interesting take: arguing whether the U.S. democratic system is a democracy when, as the paper points out, economic elites and organized groups representing business interests are the elephant (no pun intended) in the room.
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We created dummy accounts all the time when I was at Apple. Testing/QA generate loads of them. I still remember one of mine: test_testerson@apple.com
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What's with the USB stick? Any files he had should just be checked into a GIT repo or copied to an Apple server. So 90's…
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I get what you're saying, but this seems like the wrong vehicle. I mean these are two corporations engaged in a huge and expensive legal battle—we're not talking about a personal he-said/she-said spat on X.
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To be sure. Just not clear who is…
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Sure, give us just one side of the story… It's always suspect when one side tries to argue their case in the court of public opinion. Frankly, it's a big red flag for me and immediately casts suspicion on said party. I mean, do yo
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Really? You're not a chemsex enthusiast ready to join Captain Zee and his crew of psychonauts aboard the S.S. Khatterprise?
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