UberFly

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541.
by UberFly 3y ago
The Amazon vans where I am all are white noise rather than beeping. It's still not great but it's better than the beep.
542.
by UberFly 3y ago
"a cheap Android phone" A cheap Android phone or a cheap Android phone from a questionable brand/source? The root of the blame here isn't with the fact that it's Android, but more likely what was purchased for him.
543.
by UberFly 3y ago
18 years later I still freebase WoW on occasion, but I can stop any time I want.
544.
by UberFly 3y ago
It should be called sustainable productivity. The 4 day (4-10's are ok) work week would be a nice start. It's hopefully moving in that direction.
545.
by UberFly 3y ago
We have this lovely new plant, Strangleweed Landchoker
546.
by UberFly 3y ago
"Once hailed as a ‘handsome’ import, this most rampant of plants has come to be seen as a sinister, ruinous enemy" Those importers should have taken the name "knotweed" into account.
547.
by UberFly 3y ago
Following the best guess of those with the knowledge and experience is definitely the best best, but I find myself, like most people, questioning their motives. It's healthy to do so but also a sad commentary.
548.
by UberFly 3y ago
Wow, this is an impressive amount of info and work. Could practically be a college elective text book.
549.
by UberFly 3y ago
While I do think we have to be wary of the powerful human manipulation tools that AI will produce, they (govt regulators) would never understand it enough to accomplish anything other than stifle it.
550.
by UberFly 3y ago
Some impressive photos in that story.
551.
by UberFly 3y ago
Learn to code with these creepy turtle-faced humanoids.
552.
by UberFly 3y ago
Dang, we think battling adds is something new. Byte magazine was 60% ads.
553.
by UberFly 3y ago
It's also OK to go after the shady character spending all its effort manipulating and spying. I get lots of things do their best to do this, but this is the CCP in your living room. There should be a line somewhere.
554.
by UberFly 3y ago
Geeze, what if you accidentally buy a counterfeit ink item off eBay or something?
555.
by UberFly 3y ago
Just once I'd like to see a company like this sued out of existence. It's not just that they are incompetent with customer data, it's that they essentially forced everyone to give them this info in the first place by default.
556.
by UberFly 3y ago
Please explain your "fairy tale" descriptor, I don't understand what your are trying to say here.
557.
by UberFly 3y ago
I usually look at all the gunk on the mushrooms, and knowing they're grown in a chicken poop mixture, wash them anyway. Probably not better than a good wipe but I can't help myself.
558.
by UberFly 3y ago
Chromium only I guess. Bah.
559.
by UberFly 3y ago
Probably several well-funded ones. We just never got to know them. That whole event wasn't even remotely spontaneous.
560.
by UberFly 3y ago
"guessing guns manufactures should be liable given the mass shootings in certain trigger-happy places" What? What an off-base analogy.
561.
by UberFly 3y ago
Heard him on Art Bell 20 years ago. Was a great interview. I remember him being really down to earth.
562.
by UberFly 3y ago
Plus he's probably set in his ways. He also doesn't even use the internet, even to do research.
563.
by UberFly 3y ago
Homeless sweeps in many places in the US result in about 1 in 200 accepting help and the rest telling you to go procreate with yourself. Most by far prefer living in a place where normal rules don't apply. Loans would not be recovered
564.
by UberFly 3y ago
"simply providing proper housing to these people is a pragmatic alternative" Did this "proper housing" come with any rules? What is the bar that keeps the homeless from being evicted? I know where I am these places quick
565.
by UberFly 3y ago
I fully believe the current US government and most businesses can't create any kind of public mandate, regardless of the content, without throwing in a section about diversity. They don't fully understand AI but they do know how t
566.
by UberFly 3y ago
Well, probably a post-war, stable Ukraine. Fingers crossed anyway. Westinghouse is hoping to have these available by 2027.
567.
by UberFly 3y ago
Exactly. I thought it was cute for lack of a better word. Like the Deep Blue chess challenge, I wonder how long until these kind of bots are challenging our best athletes.
568.
by UberFly 3y ago
This is an honest question: What does Microsoft gain from a user on Windows using Edge over Chrome? Market share muscle driving browser direction?
569.
by UberFly 3y ago
I use most of the major browsers quite a bit (including Vivaldi) and don't really ever experience crashes. I can't remember the last time I did honestly. They've all gotten really stable from my experience.
570.
by UberFly 3y ago
Washington State alone lost 1 Billion+ in 2020 to online fraud. I'm guessing the 20x estimate is low.

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