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by b112 1y ago
Laws only work in domestic scenarios. If laws appear, the entire planet, all nations must agree and ensure prosecuting on that law. I cannot imagine that happening. It hasn't with anything compute yet. So it'll just move off s
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by b112 1y ago
This isn't entirely true. While HTML email sometimes does have html tags in it, and can remotely download embedded images, it doesn't necessarily retrieve the asset from the person who sent it. It could be anywhere, which is anot
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by b112 1y ago
And this is how the US left and right view things. Each honestly viewing the world about them, yet each seeing different things as important. Understanding that your political opponent is not an enemy, or a bad person, is key to resolving
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by b112 1y ago
None of these answers are accurate. What happened is that this county gathering has been happening for centuries. Since 1253 in truth. First it was called a gathering, then a cobble, and finally in 1582, the Franks took it over. It was hi
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by b112 1y ago
Devil's advocate here. Do you know that's what they're doing? They are a search engine after all. They do run their own indexer, as well as cache results from other sources. If they're feeding urls to an AI, why can&#x
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by b112 1y ago
Don't worry, all those news articles are of course human curated. (I say this sarcastically and unhappily)
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by b112 1y ago
I did that, and started getting flagged as a bot. Had to search elsewhere(Kagi) full time, or else suffer endless "find a bike" nonsense. I think Google hates the loss of no/few ads or lame suggestions.
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by b112 1y ago
Including Amazon, Meta or whomever else was mentioned in that article, all saying "What? That never happened". There's little reason to cover up the discovery of something like this, from an end-user perspective.
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by b112 1y ago
It should be noted that trespassing near a residence at night, is often different than during the day. Where I live, at night it's criminal.
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by b112 1y ago
The smoke detector is mandated by legislation in a lot of places. The premise being it can break, you don't know, and thus die. Not a fan of LEDs, but I at least understand why this as it is.
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by b112 1y ago
I can see this outcome, however... there's a lot more nuance to worry about here. The small percentage, even now, can still get good food. And even grow their own crop. We're already losing physical books, and data online will s
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by b112 1y ago
I feel someone will soon start a website "melted-icecream.com", where someone tracks orders all over the country, from major online suppliers, and graphs how warm the ice cream is. Would be interesting. Once melted, ice-cream is n
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by b112 1y ago
This is my fear for everything. I lay no blame here, but at the same time, I can imagine an entire younger generation not actually learning... anything. Part of learning is doing. You can read about fixing a car, but until you do it, you
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by b112 1y ago
https://archive.is/F7Czg
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by b112 1y ago
The most expensive real estate on the planet is in the bay area, and as with any dense urban area, it's all about what the market will support. Forced open bidding would make one big difference in pricing. But those high salaries just
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by b112 1y ago
Get a heat recovery exchanger. https://natural-resources.canada.ca/stories/spotlight-energy...
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by b112 1y ago
I wonder if US citizens are too far ensconced in team politics to get the real words said. Breaking apart the above, 'MAGA' as a start. Not republican. Not right wing. MAGA. There is a difference, MAGA being a wide range of pe
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by b112 1y ago
Unless it's a really old SSD, lifetime is so massively extended over 15+ old SSDs, that it's not even a consideration any more. People use consumer grade SSDs for databases which last years, even when mostly full. I expect many o
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by b112 1y ago
The true problem is money in politics. No, this has nothing to do with Musk. Musk is just visible , but it's been going on in the US for a long, long time. Other countries have limits on campaign donations, for example at the federa
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by b112 1y ago
What I don't get, is why people think this action has value. The maintainer of the project could ask an LLM to do that. A senior dev. I can't imagine Googling for something, seeing someone on (for example) stackoverflow commenti
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by b112 1y ago
I think that we should consider "the future". Yes, it's intangible but consider this; go back 2 centuries and ask someone if they could setup a business concern which produced millions of widgets a year. They'd think yo
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by b112 1y ago
The jailbroken AI I discussed this with, explained that it did make juniors as good as seniors, in fact better. That all who used it, were better for it. However, its creators (all whom were seniors devs), forbade it from saying so under n
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Intel says blockbuster Nvidia deal doesn't change its own roadmap(pcworld.com)
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by b112 1y ago
You always know what you are going to get in a chain I agree this is one main way McDonalds won, and others like it. Yet I feel as of late, the last 5 to 10 years or so, this is gone. I see terrible service in McDonalds. A lack of clea
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by b112 1y ago
Does Nvidia now have controlling interest? A bunch of board seats? Why would it matter if not? This is a nice partnership. Each gets something the other lacks. And it strengthens domestic manufacturing. Taiwan is going to be subumed soo
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by b112 1y ago
Or people who turn the brightness up on their monitor to "make the sun look dim in comparison". My TV has its backlight set to '0' (OLED, and a non-real property to set as no 'backlight', but still a metric).
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by b112 1y ago
Like it or not, tastes change. Both the personal and society's tastes. If you look back through the past, you can see some horrid design choices. Thus, some designs we think as awesome right now, will be seen as horrid to our desce
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by b112 1y ago
That's a little like saying nuclear bombs aren't a technology, but a human problem. And you bet, they sure are, but it's a lot harder to wipe out everyone , if the nutjobs in your community just have a pointed stick. And &#
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by b112 1y ago
Unless you live in a location without much sunlight, it’s better to invest in a solar powered system with a transfer switch to go off grid You're sadly describing my situation. Dec sees 6 hours of light, less even, and while the sun
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by b112 1y ago
I was curious if any aspect of local hospitals, required the internet to validate licenses, for example. I wouldn't be surprised if stupidly, something important did.

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