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by beAbU 1y ago
> slightly archaic How are em-dashes "slightly" archaic in this context? Can you point me to a single example of internet discourse from the last 30 years where a human used an em-dash unironically? Academic papers doesn&#x27
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by beAbU 1y ago
I cannot see how a new mobile phone platform can build any kind of moat with AI. Especially if I get 90% of what I need from an android/iOS app. The only way new bespoke hardware will ever work is if its the only way to get access to t
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by beAbU 1y ago
The author of this article is using AI to run certain console commands, while still requiring them to manually advance the release process. Almost as if the author does not know how to write a bash script, and reverted to using an AI prompt
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by beAbU 1y ago
I tell my teams and stakeholders that releasing software is like exercising a muscle. It more it's automated, and the more frequently we do it, the less of a "thing" it becomes. Releasing should not be reserved for a single s
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by beAbU 1y ago
RemindMe! 3 months from now. Willing to put down a little bit of my money that this is going to blow up in their faces in the near future. I'm not super technical at all, but I don't understand why a team that does 1-3 deploys a w
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by beAbU 1y ago
Lesotho is completely surrounded by South Africa, and yet they continue to exist independently. Mind you it's not a bastion of first world quality of living. Switzerland is in a similar position, albeit surrounded by the EU, and they
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by beAbU 1y ago
With Trump trying his very best to devalue the dollar, you think it's wise to do this now?
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by beAbU 1y ago
Tesla is mad popular in Ireland. They are everywhere. In my town alone there are two Model 3 taxis, out of a total of about 10 taxis locally.
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by beAbU 1y ago
Every step is a doubling of the previous step, no? So true "half way to a death star" is step 29/30?
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by beAbU 1y ago
I've managed to wean myself off reddit almost completely. When I use it, I use the 'old.reddit.com' ui. When they eventually get rid of that, I reckon I'll stop using reddit completely.
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by beAbU 1y ago
> Can you imagine how quickly moisture and winter would destroy the facade I'm 100% down with a new paint job every six months. Get a different artist to do it every time. I'll be like driving through a new place every time! I&
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by beAbU 1y ago
You are describing a bank!! Just put your goddamn money in a bank.
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by beAbU 1y ago
https://therarbg.to/post-detail/49665e/its-quieter-in-the-tw...
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by beAbU 1y ago
Netlifx with their analytics data is perfectly positioned to dynamically generate content based on user behaviour and preferences. When AI content becomes good enough (and it will), then I predict this will become the end game. Imagine bein
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by beAbU 1y ago
Have you seen the production quality of some of the stuff that's on youtube? I don't buy the assertion that high production value is reserved for the big studios any more. I will concede that music has an order of magnitude lower
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by beAbU 1y ago
Retail banks have branches. If something happens to my account and I'm locked out I can literally walk from my home to the branch and raise hell. I, like many in my corner of Europe double-bank, with salaries, loans and mortgages sitti
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by beAbU 1y ago
You are not using em-dashes so you check out. Please proceed.
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by beAbU 1y ago
You have cloudy days on occasion, and maybe the requirement is to to be able to bridge this solar gap for at least 24h using batteries?
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by beAbU 1y ago
Are you willing to gatekeep you wealth behind an AI that might hallucinate that your iris has changed more than it actually has?
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by beAbU 1y ago
OP, from your replies here it seems you came into this with your own opinions. What is the one app you would keep, and why is it ChatGPT?
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by beAbU 1y ago
> Since then, she has occasionally let him browse the site if he keeps the items in the cart. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
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by beAbU 1y ago
My favourite example of some humorous dead reckoning, from this old copypasta: ----------- The missile knows where it is at all times. It knows this because it knows where it isn't. By subtracting where it is from where it isn't,
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by beAbU 1y ago
Yes I checked out the citi bikes pricing in Dublin a while back, and it's mad cheap. If I stayed in Dublin it would have been a total no-brainer to have an account. No need for your own bike, and they are everywhere Thankfully my tow
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by beAbU 1y ago
The Apollo programme is another example of this for me. You need an existential threat, or the threat of eternal embarrassment and suddenly everyone is pulling in the same direction. IMO most of the world's woes these days are persisti
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by beAbU 1y ago
But musk has a -2 CHA stat, I've never been able to listen to one of his talks/speeches to completion. I don't understand how a cult forms around such a terrible public speaker.
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by beAbU 1y ago
Its $10 shipping to Ireland for that keyloading adapter.
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by beAbU 1y ago
Is that a per capita metric, or overall? America is fuckin huge.
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by beAbU 1y ago
Replacing taxes with import tarriffs will dramatically reduce consumption, and therefore tax revenue. Taxes don't incentivise earning less, but tarriffs most definitely incentivises spending less! This theory does not make sense.
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by beAbU 1y ago
I'd say its about 50/50 for me encountering testimonials that come accross as clearly fake. These are most easy to spot where the seller is hyper local, but the reviews are from obviously not local-sounding names. But then I do co
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by beAbU 1y ago
Do you not have sales taxes in the US?

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