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I think a lot of their budget was related to launching rockets, and they don't do that much anymore.
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> pivots shameless clickbait
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> Now that those subsidies are going away for next year, premiums are going to spike. For example, if someone paid $60 a month for their health insurance this year, they might be looking at $105 a month next year. If you payed $60 a mont
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1y ago
that was part of the plan
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some backstory https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ke-Ao-CpI7E
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HN was so hyped when chrome came out. Pushing it hard. A few people were saying, um guys, chrome is made by a company that sells ads, this is not going to work out well.
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and the teachers unions have vastly more power than those guys
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the administrators and IT departments are not in the teachers unions.
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They are talking about cheating with it, not replacing teaching with it.
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I'm not the biggest fan of AI for everything but you couldn't create something more of a dagger to the heart of the current education system. If you are in the U.S., carefully watch for the D party to turn on AI in their messagin
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fitting for the company that invented the nil pointer exception
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True, more info https://archive.ph/fdTes
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I really don't see the fit https://www.youtube.com/@superhumman
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not even sure where that came from, think it was something in my paste buffer from reddit
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> it will be nearly impossible to do so in niche languages in this market (Elixir, Erlang, Ruby, Clojure, Scala, Haskell etc). You can tell by the name of the repo ("taco_pardons") this isn't an act of unbiased journalism.
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> "If you want food today, pose for the video." anybody who watches that video can clearly see that you are wrong
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who somehow got dozens of gazans to stand behind him cheering and smiling even though they are terrified of being shot any second now
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yea enriching uranium to weapons grade in a secrete underground lair indicates no intention of developing a nuclear weapon.
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Didn't companies inflate jobs availability to look more successful? And couldn't that now be an indication they arent smart enough to utilize AI?
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Ruined Halloween for kids in the 80's. After this happened the streets were empty for the rest of my childhood. He should get the witch treatment if he's ever caught.
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This is pretty much the front page of reddit. click bait titles rise to the top and then thousands of people comment on it without even realize its either wrong or out of context
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"If you agree with the despicable politics of the following political parties" That's not limited to belonging to a political party, that seems to indicate agreeing with any of the politics. According to polls, the majorit
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> Buddhism is anti-violence. Then Shaolin monks have some explaining to do
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Typescript will eventually get the bad reputation of confusing types just like perl got the reputation of being line noise, then everybody will ridicule it and move on to something else.
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> Just send the bullet points! Nobody wants the prose. But the recipient can just ask AI to convert the prose into bullet points.
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I believed in the conspiracies that covid came from a lab in china and something was seriously wrong with joe biden. Could it have helped me?
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This is new to you? Its only the foundation of two major world religions.
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Stop trying to explain consciousness as something emergent from things. Its easier to explain it the other way around.
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It was revealed not too long ago that its common for the CIA to use signal. They probably spend all day every day trying to crack it, so if they feel comfortable with its encryption, I'm sure the def department does too.
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The government cannot do anything for a few dollars.
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