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by ablation 3mo ago
No, sabotage doesn't hold up. The thing that rules it out is the braking, or rather lack of it. Passengers reported no screeching and no sudden deceleration before impact, which means the driver thought the line ahead was clear. Tamper
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by ablation 3mo ago
"Ms. Harrington and Ms. Emanuel are labor economists and authors of the forthcoming book “In Person: How Working Together Fuels Creativity, Productivity, and Growth."" Surprised pikachu face.
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by ablation 3mo ago
This is starting to feel like a Peter Watts short story.
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by ablation 4mo ago
Large format artwork, limited edition/numbered pressings for collectability, limited edition/numbered pressings to try and sell on for a personal profit, supporting the band by purchasing a physical piece of merchandise perhaps di
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by ablation 4mo ago
> Fraser calls it “staycation”, which is a more accurate term and hasn’t been heard before. Hasn't been heard before? Major newspapers use the phrase "staycation" nearly every year when talking about travel habits. It&#x27
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by ablation 4mo ago
All of Bullough's books are worth your time and variously go deeper into this very subject.
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by ablation 4mo ago
I've never paid for it, and never will. You don't HAVE to subscribe to "WhatsApp Plus" you know.
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by ablation 4mo ago
He's embedded in a social and professional world that has every incentive to believe the current state of AI progress is real and important and should be hyped to the stars. I am unsurprised to read such frothing soothsaying as a resul
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by ablation 4mo ago
AI psychosis.
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by ablation 4mo ago
A challenging writing style on a really difficult to read page with a sloppy AI header image means that this article was a not a great experience.
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by ablation 4mo ago
Yes, search impressions have cratered. And it'll only continue as such.
42.
by ablation 4mo ago
They're surprisingly good value for money too, if you go in with your eyes open. For the price they play pretty well.
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by ablation 4mo ago
For anyone interested in such a filter, this one is great in my experience: https://github.com/Stevoisiak/Stevos-GenAI-Blocklist
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by ablation 4mo ago
Well, yes. I mean of course they are. They're an ad company.
45.
by ablation 4mo ago
Cringe? Some of those background faces are utterly horrifying. Or maybe he's trying to tell us something by populating a future world with skull-faced mutants.
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by ablation 4mo ago
Nadine Dorries is one of the least credible, least trustworthy political gadflies you could possibly imagine, only ever truly content when being fed the oxygen of publicity.
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by ablation 4mo ago
> The chaos and stupidity narrative only mask and sustain the far grimmer reality of this operation. Can you elucidate?
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The AI Layoff Receipts(readuncut.com)
6 points by ablation 4mo ago|1 comments
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by ablation 5mo ago
"Non-technical teams are now shipping production code"
50.
by ablation 5mo ago
I triggered a containment breach, no need to thank me, Roko's Basilisk!
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by ablation 5mo ago
Huge performance issues for me trying to use it on Chrome. But I like the idea.
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by ablation 5mo ago
I implore everyone not to waste the two minutes reading this blog post that I did.
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Thermoacoustic heat pumps on the verge of commercial breakthrough(pv-magazine.com)
8 points by ablation 5mo ago|0 comments
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by ablation 5mo ago
The article seems to conflate two separate questions: did Chinese commercial firms sell Iran a capable imaging satellite/access (clearly yes), and did the Chinese state knowingly facilitate a military transaction with a sanctioned coun
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by ablation 6mo ago
It would seem all arrows are pointing at Cuba, which I'm sure won't put up quite as much of a fight.
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by ablation 6mo ago
What the hell is going on with all these weird tech bros naming their companies after Tolkein mythos?
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by ablation 7mo ago
1990 comparison is too mild, if anything. Back then, the Hormuz never actually closed. Today's complete halt of oil flows through that bottleneck is completely unprecedented. "We have not seen anything like this in pretty much the
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by ablation 7mo ago
Just a bit of cursory research provides some evidence counter to your confident assertions. It's fine if you don't like EVs or like the idea of them becoming popular, but it's worth doing a little reading first. - In the US i
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by ablation 8mo ago
By nearly every subjective measure I can think of: comfort, cabin finish, general external aesthetics, performance, driving enjoyment, infotainment, range, etc. Your mileage may vary, of course. Pun somewhat intended.
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Workday layoffs to hit about 400 roles(theregister.com)
2 points by ablation 8mo ago|0 comments

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