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841.
by beardyw 1y ago
Unless you built all of these yourself I am missing where you credit to those who did. "ad-supported" sounds unattractive, particularly given the above.
842.
by beardyw 1y ago
In my simple mind "Who is the queen of Spain?" becomes "The queen of Spain is ...".
843.
by beardyw 1y ago
Call it UBI.
844.
by beardyw 1y ago
This is odd to me because I always saw him as on the right wing himself.
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by beardyw 1y ago
He appears to confuse socialism with communism.
846.
by beardyw 1y ago
It sounds as if the action required could have easily been done by a human instead. It sounds like using AI just for the sake of it.
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by beardyw 1y ago
To be pedantic, there in no such thing as real money in the current age. It is all conceptual.
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by beardyw 1y ago
There is a strong link to this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45855953 The BBC and other public broadcasters are at the same time under attack.
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by beardyw 1y ago
The first point, making something which fulfills a need. It is sad that this needs to be repeated so often.
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US to demand countries share 'pathogens with epidemic potential' for health aid(theguardian.com)
2 points by beardyw 1y ago|0 comments
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BBC '100% fake news', says Donald Trump's press secretary(theguardian.com)
12 points by beardyw 1y ago|2 comments
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by beardyw 1y ago
Looks like you've been down voted on this though it is not something we should ignore. But for life which is more developed but not human, there is a sense of cooperation and mutual benefit. But without reproduction humans will disappe
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Gen X: middle-aged, enraged and radicalised by internet bile(theguardian.com)
4 points by beardyw 1y ago|0 comments
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by beardyw 1y ago
With a rule of no phones in the bedroom, reading a book at bed time becomes a habit. I read about a time in history which interests me, classic novels, some modern fiction. You would need to find your own niche. Don't read self help bo
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by beardyw 1y ago
This seems to pay lip service* to Latin which was used in England for a thousand years before the Norman invasion and was still in use up to the 17th century. No, it wasn't used in the pub or the market, but it did influence the langua
856.
by beardyw 1y ago
"Trade barriers" - mmm, I wonder who's attention they are trying to get.
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by beardyw 1y ago
Musk is well off target. His recent reference to "hobbits" in the shires being unwary missed the fact that that demographic more or less defines the membership of Reform, and they exhibit a wild fear of foreigners.
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by beardyw 1y ago
> Sometimes what people predict is referred to as "nonsense" because they manage to infer things based on trends over a longer term than others Or it's just wishful thinking. Musk's comments generally suggest he has n
859.
by beardyw 1y ago
Both spellings come from the French.
860.
by beardyw 1y ago
For those like me who didn't know, this is Adam Smith.
861.
by beardyw 1y ago
Thank you for your reply. But my question was more about what real life problem is being solved. I just don't see it.
862.
by beardyw 1y ago
Time you are looking through the windscreen is time you could be scrolling on your phone.
863.
by beardyw 1y ago
Honestly, what problem is this solving?
864.
by beardyw 1y ago
I thought my opinion of Musk had reached rock bottom. But still going down.
865.
by beardyw 1y ago
Hell, I was souring through to see how they made it fully analogue. A stupid title.
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by beardyw 1y ago
https://youtu.be/cJm0i4gEp8I?si=RQ4Gditv46RenD2v [video]
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Machine could keep a baby alive outside the womb How will the world use it?(theguardian.com)
11 points by beardyw 1y ago|2 comments
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Trump turnabout sees him renominate amateur astronaut Jared Isaacman to run NASA(theregister.com)
6 points by beardyw 1y ago|0 comments
869.
by beardyw 1y ago
Found this https://archive.ph/2025.11.04-171138/https://www.nytimes.com...
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by beardyw 1y ago
If I were you I would resubmit with that URL.

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