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PlatoIsADisease
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PlatoIsADisease
8mo ago
Apple = Run more commercials with black backgrounds and white text that says SECURITY PRIVACY --- Heyyy it never said "good privacy" perceive as you want... Don't publicly acknowledge that you were the reason someone got murd
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8mo ago
>Apple Lol Their marketing team got ya. I aspire to be as good as Apple at marketing. Who knew 2nd or worse place in everything doesnt matter when you are #1 in marketing?
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8mo ago
Thank you
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8mo ago
I havent run into this problem yet... but my oldest .net software is only 1 year old... Is this something that happens over the course of a few years?
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8mo ago
I use COM and DLLs to extend software/automate. Using Visual Studio gives me some really nice debugging options. I did try using python and js but the variable explorer is garbage due to 'late binding'. I thought this was jus
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8mo ago
Normies who can't figure out the 3 buttons it takes to use ublock pay for such things. Its a tax on not being smart? I'm mostly kidding, but I just use ublock and I've never considered buying youtube premium. Try harder googl
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8mo ago
I think with AI, its eliminated my need for Vim. Sorry to say. I was such a proponent. If I'm entirely reading code for bugs, then using voice to text to the AI to correct the problem... What typing am I doing? Still love the idea of V
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8mo ago
Can I get an exception of it was a terrible fiscal year? Take the startup situation: We were unprofitable year 1, we were break even year 2. Year 3 we look to repay investors and begin fun times. Year 4, fun times. I suppose I can think of
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8mo ago
Irrational fear. So who do you think funds this propaganda? Russia or China?
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8mo ago
Lets do the nanny state! (As I get older, unironically. I want my productive worker bees to be drug free, addiction free, enjoying simple pleasures that do not put me at risk. They pay Social Security. Everything is nice and safe. Freedom?
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8mo ago
I have a proud European coworker trying to get their H1B... They talk about how great Europe is, how they like their 1-2 hour coffee/smoke breaks... These kind of moves give me that same vibe. But why are so many Europeans trying to mo
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8mo ago
I'll read the article in a second, but let me guess ahead of time: Induction. Okay read it: Yep Induction. It already had the answer. Don't get me wrong, I love Induction... but we aren't having any revolutions in understandi
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8mo ago
It wasnt a discrimination thing. They both wanted to be the 'prettiest girl at work' and hate each other. I was looking for solutions.
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8mo ago
If you don't have concerns over security, don't care about AI, don't need niche apps, don't need tech/nerd apps, don't worry about vendor lock-in, I can totally see caring about battery life. So how many days d
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8mo ago
What do you mean? For a phone? Are people doing anything on a phone that you can't do on an Android? Be realistic, not idealistic or giving test situations that no one actually uses. On desktop? Uh... There is a reason Nvidia is #1. Wa
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8mo ago
>"Use it or your social group will not want to interact with you" I see this in middle and lower-middle class people. But in the upper-middle class, this is a non issue. We know how Apple manipulates people who struggle to spen
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8mo ago
Recent? They have been last to get Widgets. They don't have apps I use (terminals, emulators, pulse wave generators). Not to mention Gemini AI is actually really nice for scanning a screen and doing actions with it. Apple is always 2nd
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8mo ago
>i'm weak >I caved to the blue bubble pressure This is basically how I view iphone users. They buy an inferior product because Apple exploited their lack of status. From moms, to teens, to low-middle income people... Heck, its ev
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8mo ago
I know a server and it very much has to do with the client base. The poor area? Bad tipping. Middle class? Depends on the person Upper middle class? Big bucks.
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8mo ago
>The service in Europe is great in many many places. My experience with US service is that it feels very fake most of the time. Plus, staff having their own table/zone means you cannot ask any other waiter to help out cause "it
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8mo ago
The service in the US is significantly better than in Europe. You want to feel like a burden when you go out to eat, eat in Italy. In the US, the servers are dancing excited for you to be there.
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8mo ago
But Grok was helpful. Why wouldnt I use something helpful?
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8mo ago
>I’m not sure why you’re having such a strong reaction. I have emotional reactions when people are trying to mislead me. I have the same when I hear populist demagogues lie on TV. Evolution or something.
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8mo ago
I had ChatGPT give me incorrect answers to a real life game theory problem. I had ChatGPT tell me I was imagining an HR problem related to the women. Grok got them right. My executive team got them right. I'm not defending Elon, but af
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8mo ago
I've heard 100 of these kinds of ideas. None are scientific enough for me to change. Many contradict each other. Cool you found a system that works for you. I don't get flustered by chaos, and cleaning/organizing is a waste o
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> They're selling well known characters in new environments. They completely redesigned Donkey Kong, that's not what a company coasting on nostalgia would do! Wat But seriously... Wat? Do you realize what you said?
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8mo ago
If only people bought a rag tag of aftermarket tier vehicles? But for some reason people buy new nice vehicles and don't buy crappy new vehicles...
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8mo ago
You are underestimating the quality you are getting with a car. The light colors match perfectly with science and experts. Its wild how much effort goes into it. Your after market has not been tested to react with sunscreen.
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8mo ago
That is very factually wrong. The reliability will be worse. That $75 keyboard is going to be used be hundreds of thousands of people, not millions. There is no safety involved. No one is testing to see how sunscreen and 50 other liquids in
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8mo ago
This is 10 year old outdated, but 10 years ago 1 button was ~1.00. Probably closer to $1.20 or $1.30. But sometimes buttons had 2 buttons on them, Those would go for $2.10-$2.30. Then you had wiring each button wire I believe was $1. This w
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