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11mo ago
Democracy with Chinese Characteristics
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11mo ago
Maybe the poster IS Gemini 3?
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11mo ago
Today an email purportedly from Google said I will need to send age verification on my 20yo account, or they'll stop targeting me for advertisements and showing me inappropriate material. This sounds like an excellent deal for me, not
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11mo ago
The government might spend the money on giant AI data centers instead, this donation is going directly to something helpful. I've been thinking about a synthesis of communism and capitalism, where instead of levying dollar taxes, the c
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11mo ago
There was no Android, app store was new, there were no app bootcamps. In 2025 if you wanted to offer a hands-on quantum computing class for Computer Science (not Physics), you'd need to pick a corporate product.
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11mo ago
I love that the AI decided to "hack" the site by spamming
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11mo ago
If it takes 10 years for AI product recommendations to reach how toxic Web Search is now, that would be a welcome stretch of time.
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11mo ago
Ask a human who does. If there are no competent humans on-call before the procedure starts, reschedule the procedure.
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11mo ago
If the new devices didn't require subscriptions, ads, or cloud verification of manufacturer authenticity, we'd be more excited to buy them.
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11mo ago
I did get the feeling that all of these "problematic" behaviors were simply about saving everyone's time.
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11mo ago
Here's a job posting for CBP: https://www.usajobs.gov/job/849185400 I'm having trouble finding the ICE requirements, my understanding is even less than CBP. The ones without firearms training won't have
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11mo ago
It's the untrained masked men with guns dragging people away because the computer said to, that's the new heavy-handed method that America has not seen before except in WW2 Germany and the Soviet Union.
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11mo ago
I'm having extreme difficulties visualizing Kash Patel holding powerful people to account.
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11mo ago
Was Jamal Khashoggi accidentally butchered like an animal in a secure government building? Maybe!
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11mo ago
Well if it's man-made, someone should be able to check all the old data to see when it started, and when it stops in the future. You'd expect encryption on the signal.
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11mo ago
Yes when I was a kid we didn't have Minecraft, we had to built forts in Ultima 7 out of logs :D
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11mo ago
I don't even know what a Chevy Bolt looks like! Maybe the problem is every other model. It's not hard to know when a car is approaching from corners / hills; there's light before they get there. I have fun manually adj
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1y ago
Oh is this the famous "I got Google ads based on conversations it must have picked up from my microphone"?
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1y ago
One wonders what the US government agencies use.
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1y ago
Has Tesla been selling cars directly to consumers without these problems?
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1y ago
Better living conditions cost more money per family, which leads to less children.
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1y ago
I click Windows 11 "Start" button and under Recommended it has the last 6 files I opened. Click "More", and there's a list of files for the last two weeks with dates, and timestamps for the last week. So they'
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1y ago
Penny-wise and pound-foolish.
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1y ago
Does it uh work with RSS?
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1y ago
Can a Steam Deck install games without using Steam? If so, big advantage over Google Play and the App Store.
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1y ago
This happens on .gov websites a lot now, and it is deeply unsettling. Knowing the current owner of archive.is doesn't help; we need more full, independent Internet mirrors that can be compared against each other.
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1y ago
Fiddleheads? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiddlehead
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1y ago
Are there examples of archive.is falsifying information? I care more about "what you do" than "who you are".
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1y ago
FLTK was a pleasure to use (for uncomplicated software). They also put the latest code on Github: https://github.com/fltk/fltk
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1y ago
The most important clue to solving a difficult problem is knowing that somebody else has already solved it.
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