Yhippa

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by Yhippa 1y ago
It feels like after people were still flush with cash at the end of the pandemic, reality hit and as people were profit taking from the market, LLMs seemed to emerge from the æther as the next best thing to glom on to. So now the hive mind
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by Yhippa 1y ago
Let's say I haul out my CD's I never got rid of over the past 30 years and my DVD's from the 2000's. I can still legally rip them, right? If I took those ripped copies and wanted to stream them, what would be the best pl
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by Yhippa 1y ago
> I'm also at risk of getting laid off because of the practical upshot of being a top contributor Can you explain this to my pea brain?
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by Yhippa 1y ago
Does this mean I can go to Washington to tune my Audi S5 that protects the TCU with encryption?
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by Yhippa 1y ago
It seemed to really lower the barrier for creator to make some cool (and really funny stuff) so for that, I'm thankful.
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by Yhippa 1y ago
> Lag when updating a form based on your inputs isn't. Why not?
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by Yhippa 1y ago
Anybody know how it got to this point? It can't be because of regulatory capture, right? I don't think small cars are getting made for the US because of SUV mania and something like a 67 MPG requirement for the Honda Fit based on
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by Yhippa 1y ago
That page is the perfect density for mobile. I also liked the colors and the contrast. Well-written stuff to boot!
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by Yhippa 2y ago
This makes me wonder if Google would let rot creep into (or possibly already has) to encourage people to use apps and also encourage developers to build on their platform.
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by Yhippa 2y ago
I was reading this and thought to myself that I would have stopped at hanging out on the stoop and getting to know my neighbors that walk by. I don't want to yuck their yum, but as an observation, it does seem highly performative and o
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by Yhippa 2y ago
Security theater
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by Yhippa 2y ago
I like Bluey but couldn't get my young one to sit through it for a nebulizer. Cocomelon did the trick and I'm very thankful for them for that. Honestly, I don't think it's as garbage as everyone makes it out to be. It&#x
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by Yhippa 2y ago
It feels like the friction to get un-science has been completely removed now. Before you had to get lagged content and physically fetch it somehow. Now you can have it in the palm of your hands 24-7 with the bonus of the content being desig
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by Yhippa 2y ago
I really liked the rotary knob control in my Mazda 6. It sounds like it is very similar to BMW's iDrive. You still had a touchscreen with menus but you could use either one very effectively. I think the key for either more physical but
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by Yhippa 2y ago
On top of that, the slider isn't backlit, right?
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by Yhippa 2y ago
Is it just me, or is it really annoying to have to move your eyes down and to the right to see your speed? I assume people just get used to it over time.
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by Yhippa 2y ago
Who is most likely to be against this? NADA most of all maybe? They seem to be the most anti-consumer and (rightfully to them) propping up their member dealers.
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by Yhippa 2y ago
This is great, OP. For someone like me who is addicted to my phone in the house, it would be nice if there was some arbitrary object at the opposite side of the house I could touch to trigger this. Anybody here know an Android equivalent of
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Introducing CheapState(blog.frankmtaylor.com)
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by Yhippa 2y ago
https://www.realtor.com/news/trends/trump-sends-d-c-s-luxury... I haven't followed this closely throughout history but I bet we're going to see cycles of people with power cycling in and out of the area
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by Yhippa 2y ago
It's hard to break into banking because the big banks successfully used regulatory capture to lock out new participants.
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by Yhippa 2y ago
I forgot I had an account there. Just logged in and this is great! Way less click-bait headlines unlike my Google Discover feed.
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by Yhippa 2y ago
Merry Christmas and happy holidays to you too. One of my fondest memories was getting a tiny battery-powered train set when I was around 6. No idea why I liked it so much. We didn't have many toys growing up so you had to enjoy the hec
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by Yhippa 2y ago
There are social networks for farmers to find love, why not some socials for the 1%-ers?
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by Yhippa 2y ago
Sounds like a problem for the jetsetter crowd. Good for them! I have much more mundane social network needs.
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by Yhippa 2y ago
With their endowment it's criminal that they don't
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by Yhippa 2y ago
> There are too many profitable incentives to poor education that are conspiring to perpetuate it. An ill-educated populace is easier to manipulate, gravitate towards consumerism, and won't hold their leaders as accountable. Power g
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by Yhippa 2y ago
I feel like at best we'll get a soft delete
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by Yhippa 2y ago
That Zune music subscription was Spotify before Spotify was Spotify
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by Yhippa 2y ago
I have no empirical evidence of this but as time goes on, I feel like I trust ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude less.

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