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2mo ago
These look like words to me
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAQSicsoEu0
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gP-KvpO804M
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I am enraged by your arousal
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2mo ago
Nah dawg, here's some chill pills: Bird bath: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BJ0L750B9A The Wind in the Willows live action movie (2006): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZAq_4ZO_3U its late, go to s
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Same as with Apple's In App Purchases and low-friction refund process, that scummy companies like Match.com (the parent of Tinder etc) loudly opposed.
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> Windows (non-Server editions) is a junk OS Some people realized this 25 years ago
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Somewhat similar by the epic Bartosz Ciechanowski: https://ciechanow.ski/gears/
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When was the last time you heard of humans going somewhere where other humans weren't already there? How do you think they got there?
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The hypocrisy is: Taking the lands of native peoples → outright massacring them in most cases → treating the original natives as second-class citizens with restricted rights → starting the worst wars in human history → preventing other peop
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Yeah that's a great example of hypocrisy
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> Letting the entirety of the world into your country without stops is cultural suicide. The natives of the Americas, Australia, and the many nations previously colonized by European countries, know that better than any descendants of
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> and given that they took hundreds to sometimes thousands of years to form, i don't think borders are artificial in the least. "Borders" as they are treated today began barely 200 years ago, and only started being enfor
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Not just immigration, seems like travel in general is becoming difficult too. It's a real shame that just when we have the tech and infrastructure to allow people to travel anywhere in the world within a day, for a single person to be
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Fuck spez
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He has gone to the one place that hasn't been corrupted by capitalism.. :')
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If "thinning down the population" was the intent, shouldn't the US reverse their anti-abortion bullshit laws? They'll probably still need a steady supply of meat-based consumers
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2mo ago
Someone should be putting AI to the test and make it walk the talk by making a viable alternative to Facebook/Twitter etc :)
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Fucking Microsoft killed off a lot of cool shit with potential during the 1990s
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Maybe we have to do what quaternions did for complex numbers and jump straight from 2 to 4
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Being easy and pleasant to use and own is also an important capacity.
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Would be nice if this kind of hate energy was directed at politicians, the military-industrial complex, and faceless oil barons once in a while.
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"Tipping culture" has always been the most bizarre and stupid looking aspect of American society.. ..and the most hilarious example of how the capitalist overlords keep the peasants fighting over pennies amongst themselves No. The
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Actually, just like how among apes only one [sub]species has been known to develop sapience and civilization, could there be one particular species among octopuses that is particularly well suited for [future] sapience? Should we wipe them
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I have this headcanon that an ancient ape civilization was at war with cephalopods and they created a weapon of mass destruction that artificially gimped octopus lifespans :'(
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Was it not obvious that the value and advantage was going to be in AI-adjacent services? The quality of the harness UX, and random fun crap like Sora, it's a shame that OpenAI killed that so soon, and also Group Chats in ChatGPT.. they
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One of the good things about AI could be people picking up or reviving unmaintained open-source projects more easily.
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Uranus, where I have announced myself as undisputed leader.
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Also, operating systems should let us set filesystem permissions per app/process/executable instead of just user accounts. Similar to how macOS/iOS Sandboxing works but at a more lower and granular level
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Well barely a year ago and within a few months AI went from being a laughing stock and struggling with fingers and toes to being scarily good at some tasks and hard to tell apart for some people. Like other comments said, the problem isn&#x
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