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by OutOfHere 9d ago
The article is shamelessly false and misleading. If you want the truth, here is the science: Plasticizer exposure during pregnancy linked to increased autism- and ADHD-related symptoms in children (2026) https://medicalxpress.com
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by OutOfHere 9d ago
Donating to donation groups isn't a great donation. It's better to catalog and post each item, communicate with people who want it, and thereby find it a new home that's right for it. Granted, this is not possible for all ite
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by OutOfHere 9d ago
Donation isn't that easy if one has to find someone who actually desires each item. It requires a lot of online posts, communication, and overall effort, but this ensures that each item finds a new home that's right for it.
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by OutOfHere 9d ago
Since when does Netflix cost only $6? Anyhow, I am sorry but your logic of "trashing what's not used for a year" is extremely aggressive, unreasonably so. There are way too many exceptions. Examples are critical medicines, em
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by OutOfHere 9d ago
Why assume that disposal is warranted? Sometimes, people actually reuse what they store. Also, it's better to donate than to dispose.
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by OutOfHere 9d ago
I closed my account before they find out and trace my moves.
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by OutOfHere 9d ago
After reading this, the only respectable thing to do was to close my account, and I did close it. Email addresses were not supposed to be leaked but they were, which hints at atrocious security.
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by OutOfHere 9d ago
I am sorry but 471 lines is nothing in 2026. Come back when it has executed a 5000-10,000 line spec flawlessly, although the threshold keeps getting higher as the models get better. You're right though about a simple spec based workflo
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by OutOfHere 10d ago
Can you sign up again under a new account? Does it let you use it this way?
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by OutOfHere 10d ago
Being generous is completely different from getting scammed. For example, one can be generous by not bargaining it the price is within affluent standards. One can however be scammed by being taken for a useless long taxi ride. The point is
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by OutOfHere 10d ago
What do you recall doing just before you got banned? And dare I ask which provider?
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by OutOfHere 11d ago
You won't get banned for something that's not clearly illegal. I have tried lots of prompts like it, and that one too.
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by OutOfHere 11d ago
So don't pay with it in unsafe settings. For them, crypto still can absolutely be a very valid means of saving money. When the local currency is inflationary and the banks restrict dollars, crypto saves the day wrt holdings. Transfer t
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by OutOfHere 12d ago
It is a working means. The gift card is exclusively bought online. It's not usable in store anyway since there is no physical card. There is no issue with online purchases.
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by OutOfHere 12d ago
It's not a joke. It's 100% true. People tend to be extremely uneducated wrt crypto, also favoring to dwell in their ignorance.
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by OutOfHere 12d ago
It does work for groceries, although not at a physical store, because the store is controlled by government henchmen wrt to their payments. Fwiw, one can trivially by an Amazon gift card using cryptocurrency, using which one can then pay fo
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by OutOfHere 12d ago
Cryptocurrency actually works and doesn't involve US middlemen under governmental oppression. It's a fact. Also, they stopped capitalizing the "i" in "internet" some time ago. Wake up from the year 2000 already
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by OutOfHere 12d ago
There is indeed no need for office jobs to be done in the US, and that's the hard truth.
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by OutOfHere 13d ago
Various red states are red only due to gerrymandering.
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by OutOfHere 13d ago
Good software runs for decades without maintenance. And by 2100, most of us will be gone.
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by OutOfHere 14d ago
Let me rewrite it for you: We must not trust anything coming out of these CEOs, since they have a history of lying, and I don't for a second believe that they have our well-being at heart.
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Google allegedly stole open-source code for mobile AI tool(neowin.net)
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by OutOfHere 14d ago
The bioweapons concern is assuming that the current open models aren't already capable of bioweapons development. It's also assuming that halting the bioweapons threat is his true intention rather than the 'feels legit'
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by OutOfHere 14d ago
What he doesn't tell you is that his undeclared agenda is merely to consolidate his moat via regulatory forcing. Unfortunately for him, he will fail miserably as the open Chinese models catch up and surpass the slowed acceleration of W
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by OutOfHere 14d ago
As an alternative, it's not a bad idea to first convert each document to markdown via a thinking or agentic LLM. Embedded figures can even be embedded as readable tables or Latex or Mermaid. Do record the name and parameters of the mod
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by OutOfHere 14d ago
Cloudflare defeats HTTPS which is a sufficient reason to not use it. Enough said.
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by OutOfHere 14d ago
Didn't yall have a release of a package that stole user keys or such?
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by OutOfHere 14d ago
There is an old site that offers the same functionality: https://dinosaurpictures.org/ancient-earth (Use its dropdown.)
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by OutOfHere 15d ago
It is a direct result of restricting access to these models. Access to them should never have been restricted. The restriction leaves users with no choice but to use unusual means to obtain access. We have completely forgotten what free tra
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by OutOfHere 15d ago
LiteLLM doesn't quite live up to its name. With all those features, there is nothing "lite" about it. It is essential for a project to live up to its name. Imagine Sqlite adding heavy features from Postgresql, e.g. row-level

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