Larrikin

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by Larrikin 1y ago
Bus routes and other expansions are constantly fought against in the suburbs, not because they don't want to conveniently get to the city, but because they don't want certain people conveniently coming from the city to the suburbs
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by Larrikin 1y ago
I was working on an Android project and needed to add specific vibration patterns for different actions. Our company was maybe a week into our exploration of LLM tools and they still really sucked. I kept getting failures trying to get any
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by Larrikin 1y ago
I reviewed them and I don't see what you mean. Can you state your point clearly
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by Larrikin 1y ago
You can't because the entire political point from one party is to make taxes as painful as possible, something you have to waste your time every year doing and thinking about, and then as a bonus get kick back donations from lobbyists
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Mr. Fuckboy, why are you pretending like the very same government funded network that created shows like Reading Rainbow isn't being gutted by politics. I assume with your user name this is a serious opinion to be taken seriously.
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Have you documented your turning down of antibiotics, vaccines, and other medicines so that others can see how tough you are and how modern medicine isn't needed? Have you encouraged your parents and grandparents to do the same? Have y
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Human biology allows your body to get sick and die from bacteria and viruses, sometimes floating in the air. Human biology let's you get a cut on your hand and die from infection. That was a thing for most of history. Do you think it&#
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by Larrikin 1y ago
So why did Congress increase the deficit, they don't care so why should we cut back spending on actually good things.
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Which podcast did you find useful?
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Like optimizing and making sure people see ads? This comment has to be sarcasm
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by Larrikin 1y ago
How do I set this in Firefox?
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by Larrikin 1y ago
>Tax increases will trickle down Piss trickles down, nothing else has trickled down since Reagan made that up. Eggs were slightly up in price at the end of Biden's term, but the tariffs have done nothing except increase the price of
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by Larrikin 1y ago
>While the US needs to get spending under control There is no evidence of this need and every single cut feels like it hurts the citizens more and more. What needs to be done is an increase on taxes on the wealthiest corporations and peo
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by Larrikin 1y ago
If they are posting under employee accounts or accounts that directly link to their employer why does it need to take a decade?
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by Larrikin 1y ago
I think you're seriously being so obtuse about the issue that it calls into question whether you're being honest about your belief with issues with Matter. Zigbee had the same requirements for branding, but they were small enough
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by Larrikin 1y ago
When is very recently? I didn't recall any time where Grok wasn't making up answers about how great Elon is and how awful Jewish people, black people, liberals, etc are. It's usually the first test of any model they put out a
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by Larrikin 1y ago
I didn't believe any of the information in this post is correct.
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Matter has nothing to do with Google except they are supporting the standard. If you care so much about an open ecosystem Google Home shouldn't even matter, you would be worried about Home Assistant support.
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by Larrikin 1y ago
The people in government used to mostly be serious people that took security seriously. It's possible and will likely work because officials are using apps line signal to try and hide the illegal things they are doing.
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Only if you think of the other person as lesser than you or you are fearful of the interaction. Traveling abroad and being a tourist, usually invites tons of conversation and sharing of culture from both sides, especially if the person visi
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by Larrikin 1y ago
There are essentially no criminals that are stealing crypto where the police will have jurisdiction. It's main use case outside of speculation is committing international fraud and theft with no consequences.
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by Larrikin 1y ago
I assume any green accounts that are just asking questions with no research are usually lying. Actual new users will just comment and say their thoughts to join the community.
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by Larrikin 1y ago
People who used to post gained knowledge from their profession or hobby. I don't bother posting any of that information on large sites like Reddit anymore, for various reasons but AI scraping solidified. I'll still post on the inc
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Their request could be handled by a slightly complex ML model, usage over time by dumb if else statements in an on device program, or trivially by Ollama on a mid computer hosted on a home server. The default doesn't have to be that al
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by Larrikin 1y ago
The solution to fossil fuels was not make gas cost 20 dollars a gallon (or an imagined unbounded amount) so only people who really need to drive can afford it. It was serious research into many different forms of energy. There are many old
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by Larrikin 1y ago
The Apple TV at its most expensive is $150. I remember walking into high end stores like Burberry in my early twenties, seriously contemplating the cheapest items there and also being ignored except by security.
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by Larrikin 1y ago
When should the tax stop being raised? The solution is not to make it so only the rich can eat fish, beef, etc. This idea is only ever proposed by people who think they will always be able to afford it or people who think no one should be a
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by Larrikin 1y ago
By having no use in the real world despite people trying to force it on the world. An entire country tried it out and reverted back.
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by Larrikin 1y ago
>check social media comments elsewhere to see how many people misinterpret this news item into "DOGE/Elon did it." No, post news sources and researched articles. Your vibes about the Internet are irrelevant
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Your argument is that when computers were room sized, nobody would want turn by turn directions. There are probably uses for AR today that are legitimately useful. I've never used them but I hear good things about the uses in factory f

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