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by SR2Z 2y ago
Democrats have instituted independent redistricting commissions, finance transparency laws, the popular vote compact, and many others. Do not imply that both parties are the same on this. That is factually incorrect and Democrats have repe
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Nothing but attempting actual conversation will get you to a conversational level of fluency.
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Whatever you say, buddy.
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I mean, sure, but the objective truth is that we SHOULD fear and distrust human beings driving cars faster than about 10mph. We're not good at it. It doesn't really fit our reaction times, it doesn't really fit our attention
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If this is creepy to you, I honestly wonder how you leave the house and function as an adult! The world must be a very scary place for you. You are the one complaining about the label. Either argue the point - that taking things apart to
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> When Google used its search monopoly to promote Chrome in a way that no other company is capable of (a link on the Google search main page), did that have some impact, or zero impact? No more impact than bundling a default web browser
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Whether or not you are a hacker, I really hope you understand the value of allowing people to dissect existing systems for their own knowledge. Our species as a whole benefits enormously from reverse engineering. The only folks who benefit
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Cursor is a small team, MS is a titanic enterprise. I highly doubt that Cursor could exceed MS when their entire product is built on VSCode in the first place and they can't even seem to describe their usage policies to their paying u
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Yes but in this case, the dude in question was uncritically parroting Russian propaganda - as do most people on RT, since that's its purpose.
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This tax is only assessed on road transportation. It ignores aviation, industry, or any one of the other sources of carbon.
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Gas consumption is inelastic in the short term, but everything is elastic in the long term. If you want proof of this, just look at what happens to sales of large vs small cars when the price of gas changes.
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Seriously. My goodwill towards this guy hit zero at some point between "annex Canada" and plainclothes ICE goons deporting legal visa holders without hearings or trials.
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Chrome is wildly popular because it's a GOOD BROWSER. Google's search and ad monopoly do not matter; people loved the browser because it was fast, minimalist, bundled flash and PDF readers, and had great support for adblockers. M
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...except Chrome was not and is not an illegal enterprise. The charges were against search and ads. If the government made a decision like this it would discourage companies from trying to invest in OSS the way that Google has. Considering
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If OP's opinions on Israel include it having a right to exist, a leftie group would absolutely throw him out. Unfortunately most people seem allergic to nuance on this topic, which really sucks for both Palestinians and Israelis.
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For the half of the country that's always hated Trump to forget, Trumpism has to go EXTINCT. Like, discredited the way that fascism was after WWII or segregation after the Civil Rights movement. God willing, when Trump finally officia
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"People" may have dominion over the Earth, but that does not mean that you as an individual can turn a national park into a garbage dump without someone throwing you in jail. OP might have been backpacking responsibly, but the per
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But you're describing pretty much every UI toolkit!
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Folks will just intercept webcam feeds to spoof their eye movements and cheat on another device. Fundamentally, companies cannot avoid the expense of flying candidates on-site and interviewing them in person anymore. It's kind of a mi
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I think the point here is that either Apple has the technical ability to access your account (in which case they will be forced to do it by the government regardless) or they don't (in which case this lawsuit is ridiculous). The middle
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> My post was Thesis: Photos is not new > Supporting evidence: everything else. I am getting my number from Wikipedia, because that's when the actual "good" version of Photos launched. I don't know what the status
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The point of Anubis checking the UA string is speed. The main gate is still the proof-of-work scheme, which makes large-scale scraping impractically expensive.
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Corporate research spending is nearly $1T/yr. Yes, corporations have a lower risk tolerance than the government, but that's not always a bad thing.
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> Photos existed and was available to the public before it was “released” in 2015. Google has had several previous photos apps! The actually useful one is the most recent. > Even then, 10 years is certainly not recent for a company of
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Yeah this is what drove me a little crazy about his reply. That's almost a factor of 2.
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Photos was brand new in 2015. Search is from 1998. I'm not a mathematician but that means that search is about three times older than it... If the point you're trying to make is that Google needs to bring every service they offe
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Sure, but you didn't need more than a few engineers for a CRUD app anyways. The problem with building a useful business is that CRUD generally is not enough, and the actual value-add is something novel that an LLM will choke on since
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> Because, with rare exceptions, the last war Google the company won when it came to launching something of lasting value happened in the late 2000s, give or take a few years. People repeat this a lot, but it's obviously not true.
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It's a stylistic choice and probably not strictly correct
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AI cannot replace people for anything but shitting out large volumes of boilerplate code. It's really irritating that the grifters are so loud that actual smart people are believing them. If you do, please take a cutting-edge model an

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