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by ablation 2y ago
Matt continues to make me feel like I made a good choice exiting the WP ecosystem last month.
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by ablation 2y ago
Maybe the title buried the lede a bit. Some of BuzzFeed’s investigative journalism was genuinely good. Hot Ones was also great. What they’re doing is divesting themselves of this to focus on spewing gen AI listicles solely to act as bait fo
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BuzzFeed sells 'Hot Ones' franchise, will focus less on "human-created" content(thedesk.net)
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by ablation 2y ago
> Worth reading thru all the stupid comments just to read ones like this ... I'm not sure that's true, given that it's Zero Hedge and therefore like wading through a toxic stew of stupidity and sub-4chan conspiracy theoris
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by ablation 2y ago
You seem to know what you’re talking about. I have no clue or idea whatsoever about firearms. Why is he racking it each time? I’ve never seen that before in my extremely limited knowledge of guns.
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by ablation 2y ago
NotebookLM is designed for a distinct use case compared to using Gemini's models in a general chat-style interface. It's specifically geared towards research and operates primarily as a RAG system for documents you upload. I’ve us
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by ablation 2y ago
I used to find Ed Zitron's writing quite engaging, but I dunno... he's really trying to carve this niche out for himself as a 'caustic AI skeptic' isn't he? It's all a bit repetitive now. I'm also a little
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by ablation 2y ago
"Runway Elevation is 647 feet MSL, the last ADS-B position suggesting a flight level 007 thus indicates at 1020 hPa a height of 253 feet when the aircraft on a 3 degree glidepath should be at a height of 336 feet. Elevation at the poin
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by ablation 2y ago
I am by no means an expert on this, but I think it works because satellites at 500 km altitude have a much wider line of sight than ground-based LTE towers. Throw beamforming and steerable antennas into the mix and I think you’re then getti
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by ablation 2y ago
What a fantastic piece of writing. Gripping. Thanks for posting it.
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by ablation 2y ago
Some cursory investigations have revealed that there are lots of lead-painted surfaces [1]. Even children's play equipment [2]. And kitchen utensils [3]. And all the other usual sources, too. [1, 2] = https://www.researchgat
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by ablation 2y ago
This one perhaps? https://www.twz.com/air/first-look-at-mystery-object-shot-do...
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by ablation 2y ago
Breaking: Man says enigmatic thing to sustain hype and flow of money into his business.
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by ablation 2y ago
Nobel didn’t invent TNT. That was invented by Wilbrand. Nobel invented dynamite. Both were invented in Germany.
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by ablation 2y ago
I really think you need to recalibrate your political scale if you believe there is any “far left media” in the USA that has any kind of meaningful mainstream reach. It’s simply not the case.
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by ablation 2y ago
Well, he says with tongue only slightly in cheek, he can’t be elected again _as it is written_. I wonder if that survives the next four years?
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by ablation 2y ago
Why worry about something you have no control over? Keep using it, but be exploring alternatives now in case it does. Don't waste energy fretting over this.
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by ablation 2y ago
It’s the Telegraph, the Conservative Party’s print mouthpiece. No great surprise.
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by ablation 2y ago
Quora content is a bit of a horror show in my experience. I think I’d rather have blogspam.
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by ablation 2y ago
I'm surprised you've managed to take this away from the article.
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by ablation 2y ago
Yet so much more YOU could have done, don’t you think?
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by ablation 2y ago
I use Brave personally but my work machine is locked to Chrome. Guess I may be out of luck soon.
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by ablation 2y ago
Yes: https://irdial.com/conet.htm
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by ablation 2y ago
Thank you, will check it out.
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by ablation 2y ago
That's not what I asked, so not a particularly helpful comment given the context of my message.
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by ablation 2y ago
Is there a good alternative to uBlock in Chrome? Sadly I’m obliged to use it for aspects of my job.
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by ablation 2y ago
I genuinely think Matt might need a mental health welfare check from someone that he trusts. A very public meltdown continues unabated.
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by ablation 2y ago
Mullengweg taking a leaf out of Musk PR playbook, clearly.
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by ablation 2y ago
I'm really enjoying the multiple confident assertions that it's different people in this thread. Kind of a spoiler for the documentary I guess: it'll be another confident assertion about someone, with as satisfying a conclusi
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by ablation 2y ago
There's nothing of substance in the article. I suppose we'll wait and see, but I have no reason to believe there'll be any more accuracy or veracity behind the unmasking that the countless previous attempts. It'll certai

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