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by bathtub365 8mo ago
What is censored about 9/11?
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by bathtub365 8mo ago
There is prior art in the grilled cheese and eggs area: Denny’s Moons Over My Hammy.
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by bathtub365 8mo ago
There are a couple of notable Supreme Court cases in this area: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masterpiece_Cakeshop_v._Colora... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/303_Creative_LLC_v._Elenis
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by bathtub365 8mo ago
The “everything is an Xbox” line they’ve been repeating is embarrassing. Did SEGA drag it out this long when they threw in the towel?
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by bathtub365 8mo ago
I haven’t looked at the specifics but it’s seemed to me that for years anything that came out on Xbox also came out on PC on the same date, and the PC has titles that aren’t on either Xbox or PS5. There are a lot of games that come out on P
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by bathtub365 8mo ago
Companies that roll it out responsibly aren’t having issues. Tesla deserves these judgments and should not be allowed to roll this software out in the irresponsible way they have been.
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by bathtub365 8mo ago
They are a coward.
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by bathtub365 8mo ago
The status history on the page makes it seem like this was intentional? > 17 Feb 2026 11:32 PST A rollout is going to prevent issuance from occurring. We will provide an estimate on when issuance will stop. > 17 Feb 2026 12:14 PST Iss
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by bathtub365 8mo ago
Do you have any actual information?
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by bathtub365 9mo ago
This is from the middle of 2025
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"The fate of civilization is at stake"(techemails.com)
2 points by bathtub365 9mo ago|2 comments
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by bathtub365 9mo ago
What’s the point?
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by bathtub365 9mo ago
It sounds like they have much better service departments than Tesla if this is the case
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by bathtub365 9mo ago
911 is going to tell you to comply with the federal officer.
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by bathtub365 9mo ago
dynamic is a language feature
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by bathtub365 9mo ago
The Nobel Peace Prize committee can then award it to themselves the following year, for averting a hostile takeover of Greenland.
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by bathtub365 9mo ago
The more you have to rerun your actions to debug them, the more money Microsoft makes. They aren’t incentivized to save you time.
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by bathtub365 9mo ago
The average person already automates a lot of things in their day to day lives. They spend far less time doing the dishes, laundry, and cleaning because parts of those tasks have been mechanized and automated. I think LLMs probably automate
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by bathtub365 9mo ago
Shouldn’t the AI technology that Microsoft is spending billions on make this trivial?
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by bathtub365 9mo ago
AI is also likely not following the terms of the license. I.e., for BSD it needs to include attribution.
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by bathtub365 9mo ago
Here is the actual catalogue https://interoperable-europe.ec.europa.eu/eu-oss-catalogue
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by bathtub365 10mo ago
These basically seem like numbers of last resort. After you’ve profiled and ruled out all of the usual culprits (big disk reads, network latency, polynomial or exponential time algorithms, wasteful overbuilt data structures, etc) and need t
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by bathtub365 10mo ago
I wouldn’t expect them to accept photocopies of a passport
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by bathtub365 10mo ago
We have machines that only do some parts of these tasks.
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by bathtub365 10mo ago
At least many of the comments here still seem to be human written and so are much more interesting to read than the increasing number of AI written articles that get linked.
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by bathtub365 10mo ago
You can do this on almost every online service by trying to create an account with an email that already has an account.
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by bathtub365 10mo ago
Wouldn’t reading the synopsis be a better way of discovering what a book is about than buying it and reading the first paragraph?
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by bathtub365 10mo ago
Does it automatically scroll down while selecting if the text is larger than the screen?
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by bathtub365 10mo ago
Snails are quite tasty with garlic butter
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by bathtub365 11mo ago
The last time a company put an AI chat bot between me and actual customer service it didn’t listen to my problem and hallucinated something I didn’t say.

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