LeafItAlone

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by LeafItAlone 9mo ago
One question could be: which set of people know more about each other at the end of dinner. Dinner time used to be a time of the day where couples and families would have the first chance since breakfast to discuss their day. With all of di
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by LeafItAlone 10mo ago
I recently bought a device through my carrier (secondary device, secondary carrier; luckily not my primary device) to replace my existing one. Old device was still physical SIM new device only eSIM. I paid for it in a store, but it had to b
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by LeafItAlone 11mo ago
>The thing that struck me most is how creative they are at finding new ways to fail Wow, they are really going for that human-like behavior aren’t they?
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by LeafItAlone 11mo ago
I completely agree. Grok’s impressive speed is a huge improvement. Never before have I gotten the wrong answer faster than with Grok. All the other LLMs take a little longer and produce a somewhat right answer. Nobody has time to wait for t
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by LeafItAlone 11mo ago
Completely agree. Let’s trust the experts we’ve reported on for years: put your symptoms into WebMD. Now please excuse me; according to WebMD apparently this stubbed toe means I have cancer so I have to get that treated.
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by LeafItAlone 11mo ago
Their new smart plugs finally seem reasonably sized. I love IKEA’s smart home products, but their smart plugs (and many of their device power plugs) are comically sized in the US. Their original US version of the TRÅDFRI plugs wouldn’t even
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by LeafItAlone 11mo ago
Does it actually make a difference? I have an old Kindle (from 2013 I think) and I opted for the ad version. I only see ads on the lock screen, which means I never really read the ads. The few times I’ve looked at them intentionally, they w
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by LeafItAlone 1y ago
Where on that page does it show that it is a necessity? I haven’t been to Rocky Mountain recently (and when I did go right before COVID don’t need one) but am an avid National Parks visitor and have never once needed a phone. You can prin
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by LeafItAlone 1y ago
>I am working on a project with ~200k LoC, entirely written with AI codegen. I’d love to see the codebase if you can share. My experience with LLM code generation (I’ve tried all of the popular models and tools, though generally favor Cl
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by LeafItAlone 1y ago
>It massively amplified the nuts. It brought it to the mainstream. >COVID was handled terribly after the first month or so, and hopefully we've learned from that. We're going to endure the negative consequences for years. In
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by LeafItAlone 1y ago
I honestly don’t know. My libertarian foundation want me to believe that any and all ideas should be able to be spread. But with the technological and societal changes in the past 10-15 years, we’ve seen how much of a danger this can be too
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by LeafItAlone 1y ago
Ok, but how does that get implemented? Not technically, but who makes it happen and enforces the rules? For all content or just “political”? Who decides what’s “political”? Information about the disease behind a worldwide pandemic isn’t inh
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by LeafItAlone 1y ago
>SEA and others are still better educated than us. Honest question: is this true? What’s the data around this? If it is true, why are there so many people from SEA in American universities? Wouldn’t they stay in their home country or ano
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by LeafItAlone 1y ago
>The best disinfectant is sunlight. Is it? How does that work at scale? Speech generally hasn’t been restricted broadly. The same concepts and ideas removed from YouTube still were available on many places (including here). Yet we still
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by LeafItAlone 1y ago
>Slow down our algorithmic hell hole. What are your suggestions on accomplishing this while also bent compatible with the idea that government and big tech should not control ideas and speech?
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by LeafItAlone 1y ago
And do you think the impetuous behind this action happening now is any different? In both cases YouTube is just doing what the government wants.
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by LeafItAlone 1y ago
https://www.ppic.org/publication/californias-economy/ Here is some data on California’s economy. You tell me how to interpret it.
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by LeafItAlone 1y ago
> U.S. food prices rose by 23.6 percent from 2020 to 2024. After historic food price roses during a global pandemic and another round of bird flu in four years, you’d think a good president would do things to lower them, not continue to
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by LeafItAlone 1y ago
>a young pregnant woman losing her husband, and say, something like a middle aged person losing an elderly parent This isn’t really your point, but this person lost their husband at 40. By some definitions, that is middle aged. In the ge
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by LeafItAlone 1y ago
That’s understandable. In this 24 hour news cycle of manufactured outrage, who has the time to fully understand an issue before making a proclamation of what is and isn’t true. Facts are old news.
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by LeafItAlone 1y ago
> our site works perfectly fine, Was it built by one of the agents? Because parent was right.
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by LeafItAlone 1y ago
> I'm hoping that this is just the high watermark, and not the new standard. How long until Fallon and Myers after the president all but threatened them? Guess we’ll find out how high this water will go.
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by LeafItAlone 1y ago
> I hate it but really what other option did they have? Disney has never been a company to really fight back unless it was about their bottom line. How about sue the government just the like numerous other times they have? But that would
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by LeafItAlone 1y ago
> his admission that he found Charlie's relatively moderate speech "hateful" strongly suggests the murderer was quite far to the left Ridiculous conclusion. Empathetic Right Wing people can also have found his speech hate
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by LeafItAlone 1y ago
> However, clearly some people did. Freedom of speech doesn’t mean freedom from consequences. In this case, his employer responded to partner backlash over his remarks. Government officials also threatened to pull the government provided
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by LeafItAlone 1y ago
>Joe Rogan school of comedy Joe Rogan, the Fear Factor host turned Right Wing podcaster? Is he know for comedy? I thought his brief failed stint of stand up comedy is why he switched to podcasting.
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by LeafItAlone 1y ago
Doubt they feel the need to wait. Nobody is going to do anything about it, just like nobody has yet done anything effective about the other blatant corruption. Look at the Saudi “investment” in Trump’s crypto.
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by LeafItAlone 1y ago
>I wonder if the toxicity of the American culture wars can be contained this way. Look at recent events: American government officials want to maintain the same level of toxic culture wars that foreign governments want. They just want t
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by LeafItAlone 1y ago
I’m not sure what you are saying… Are you suggesting that US Conservative viewpoints are aligned with those of China’s government?
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by LeafItAlone 1y ago
>never give out codes sent to use via sms or push notifications to someone requesting them via phone or email. Never. The messages often even say that! Some services even say that when they are indeed codes you are _supposed_ to read bac

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