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by barbazoo 6mo ago
I would have expected a "un-verified" batch, this way they're giving AI "artists" legitimacy.
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
In our org it's people that have too much stuff in their context, every mcp in the world installed, GTD, PAI, OpenClaw. I'm equally baffled how one can spend that much money during their day to day.
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
This rural German company is somehow affiliated with the actor Jeff Bridges who seems to always had an interest in photography. > Bridges has been an amateur photographer since high school. He began taking photographs on film sets during
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
I'll only buy them if they have gold connectors, those are the fastest. /s
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
Reminds me of the recent story about no fly zones around moving unmarked and unannounced government vehicles.
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
Why not, seems to be made exactly for this purpose if you look at the "‘Age over 18’: true" flag. What's bad about that solution? > The technical solution for an EU age verification app is privacy-preserving, open source a
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
Obvious straw man because age check can be done in a privacy preserving way. I think it's less that everyone agrees but more that one country did it and others followed.
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
> traditionally the age gate for cigarettes and booze is for the seller to look at your ID just to verify your age, then forget you. The process was not to establish your identity and follow you around forever, tracking and selling your
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
Genuine question, how is it different than tobacco, driving, alcohol, all the things we gate by age for what seem to be valid reasons?
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
I'd call that "not making publicly available" via the library system rather than banning. As parent said, you can still buy these books and share with or sell them to each other.
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
From AI > A UGV (Unmanned Ground Vehicle) is a robotic vehicle that operates on the ground without a human driver onboard.
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
I was assuming the same. This might be fine for a small setup but I'd imagine all the digitization shenanigans was done so efficiency could increase. I imagine for large scale operations this would be like replacing your steam engine w
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
> Nobody Got Fired for Uber's $8 Million Ledger Mistake? > Somebody Should Have Been Fired For This > And nobody got fired for this? Not once do they explain what firing someone would actually improve?!
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
How long until OpenAI remove Codex from their cheap plan? Should we instead use a generic coding agent with a particular model and just pay per token?
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
Or at least to have the inferior product at a lower price.
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
Chargers can be anywhere. They are at grocery stores, parking lots, restaurants, I can see the need for a dedicated re fuel station to disappear when charging is ubiquitous.
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
ICE cars use energy from close to 100% oil. As long as your electrical grid is more diverse than that, you're already better off.
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
> Regardless of any political "incentives", there is only a finite amount of copper & only finitely many cars that can be made w/ that amount of copper which has to be extracted & processed using non-renewable reso
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
Sounds like it doesn't have to be wet to be a sauna. > A sauna is a room or building designed as a place to experience dry or wet heat sessions or an establishment with one or more of these facilities. https://en.wikipedi
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
About the same as that of a falling AC unit I reckon.
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
> I continue to write all of my words and software by hand, for the reasons I’ve discussed in this piece—but I am not confident I will hold out forever. There it is, an actual em-dash in the wild, written by hand.
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
https://world-nuclear.org/information-library/nuclear-fuel-c... It's actually more diverse than I thought.
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
I see no path where this would be a good idea unless you want to create a group where everyone thinks the same. If Hungary is a bit of a flip flop in terms of democracy then either they have to focus their attention on improving living cond
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
I think there's quite a difference between calling someone an autocrat vs an autocratic leader, the latter being more of a characterization of how they are leading, which is I imagine why those words were chosen.
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
That's only one of many ways to consume it, many people vape, have edibles or drinks and you just don't notice.
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Pokemon Evolution vs Darwinian Evolution(superheroetc.wordpress.com)
17 points by barbazoo 6mo ago|12 comments
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
It depends on your social circle obviously. I had a single person I used iMessage with no but we since switched to SMS. Not many people where I live have iphones.
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
So what is it really? A social club? A church? A religion?
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mare_Orientale The perfect circle looking one at the bottom left is the crater they're talking about.
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by barbazoo 6mo ago
https://www.theguardian.com/news/2026/mar/26/ai-got-the-blam... > On the first morning of Operation Epic Fury, 28 February 2026, American forces struck the Shajareh Tayyebeh primary school in Minab, i

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