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> How long before ... 20 years ago in the EU & US.
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10mo ago
They should vibe code a fix
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10mo ago
Everyone knows Al Gore invented the internet.
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10mo ago
A lot of reddit posters live in basements, a subset of which are in the engineering building.
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10mo ago
> the unreliability and alien naïveté of AI is shown Or the Ai had the right grindest to make it all along.
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10mo ago
Another senseless EU attack on the greatest nation on earth (/s?)
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10mo ago
UK government departments already have direct access to ISP logs (Investigatory Powers Act 2016).
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10mo ago
> blaming "the EU" instead of blaming your own elected leaders The elected leaders like to blame the EU (or for those without an EU - any external body or even the mythical deep state ) for everything adverse. The reality is t
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10mo ago
As someone who has had an occasional nasty AWS bill, the Ai providers using a pre-pay credit system is something I approve of, and would love to see everyone else offer.
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10mo ago
A trend amongst peers I have noticed ... people are parenting in the opposite manner to the way their werre raised. Your parents were very active / suffocating ... do free range parenting. Your parents let you roam outside with few spo
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10mo ago
> quickly devolving into an oversurveilled state The UK has been heavily surveilled for several decades, if anything the pace has slowed especially in comparison to the modern US network of CCTV cameras on every doorstep available to the
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Please provide us with: As many personal details as possible
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10mo ago
They normally just have their friend the DA lock them up for "fraud"
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Come on, buddy, pull up. Pull up, Cougar.
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10mo ago
The textbook definition of "liberal and woke" is anything that is not a conservative talking point.
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10mo ago
Grok is doing exactly what it was designed to do.
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10mo ago
The elites don't want you to know this but the whales in the ocean are free. You can take them home. I have 458 whales.
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10mo ago
you got papers for that bucket and shovel working on site today?
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10mo ago
Alcohol duty, levies on cigarettes, gambling, sugar taxes etc are considered "sin taxes" and are certainly micromanagement. “taxing the tool” makes me think of transaction taxes, like a tobin tax https://en.wikipedia.or
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10mo ago
To me it reads like a (sensible) argument for taxing the income of a corporation equally to the income of a human.
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10mo ago
Sounds like regulatory overreach attacking small businesses and innovation.
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10mo ago
Anthropic are using Ai beyond the chat window. Without external information, context and tools the "magic" of Ai evaporates after a few minutes.
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11mo ago
I would hazard a guess the last time a NATO member flew missions over Russia was when a miision went bad in 1960.
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11mo ago
> I'm sure NATO has drone swarms all over Russian bases right now I'm pretty sure NATO doesnt have drone swarms all over Russian territory right now.
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11mo ago
bullshit citation reasons
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11mo ago
The line tested wonderfully with the focus groups.
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11mo ago
Most people here are very invested in corporations and believe they should (and do) supercede governments, nation states and all other organizations globally.
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The UK left because the EU was not "thinking of the children"
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The CEO obviously wants one of those trophies that chatgpt gives out.
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11mo ago
> Doctors don't use pagers anymore, The UK's National Health Service (NHS) is widely considered the single largest user of pagers in the world, with over 130,000 devices in use as of recent years. This figure represented an es
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