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by boredumb 3y ago
The ADL shouldn't ever be taken seriously
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by boredumb 3y ago
I think it's all just being more accessible for people like me to integrate into applications via AIs. With that said - the barrier for entry also lowered substantially in the last few years to a point where implementing your own neura
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by boredumb 3y ago
I like the terriblerealestateagentphotos.com post from earlier, but this feels like a parody of that. So far all of these places i'd be besides myself to be living in.
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by boredumb 3y ago
That's my point. It's complicated and measured in ways that the actual inflation numbers you hear from major media outlets are basically useless for gauging inflation and only seem to be used to further agendas.
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by boredumb 3y ago
Inflation in the US as of 2023 is more like a choose-your-own-adventure than anything else. Depending on the channel or URL you tune into you and others just like you can extrapolate out corporate greed, federal reserve policy, federal gove
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by boredumb 3y ago
poorly done sarcasm went here
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by boredumb 3y ago
The playbook works and the more boring the better. If you are doing something on the edges of computing or industry than hooray - you are off the beaten path and it's your time to shine! You can be the one writing the playbook in a ret
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by boredumb 3y ago
I got a couple pine time watches last year and have been very happy with them. They are bare bones so i'm sure they don't hit everyones use cases but I really enjoy it. I also ended up stumbling on https://github.com&#x
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by boredumb 3y ago
It is cool, sorry, I was more picking on the HN comments being predictable than the AI itself. If anything it's actually a bit of an ode to the AI itself because it managed to (hilariously) hit the nail on the head of hacker news discu
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by boredumb 3y ago
Feel like you could interchange that particular title and the rest of it will work for 99% of HN stories.
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by boredumb 3y ago
This happened because JPMorgan is under investigation for its relationship with Jeffrey Epstein the person who invited wealthy scientists, politicians and businessmen to come to an island where he also raped kids. It doesn't matter, an
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by boredumb 3y ago
Not even sure if this is serious or not. Immutable doesn't mean you can't change data, it means you can't change a variable that has already been assigned in most languages. Everyone here redditors aside can work with mutable
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by boredumb 3y ago
Not inclusive language for people who are incontinent
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by boredumb 3y ago
If only everyone paid their fair share!
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by boredumb 3y ago
In my experience when you're younger you can make a decision quickly without thinking through a lot of the edge cases and it works most of the time so it's much faster and just as good. Most of the time.
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by boredumb 3y ago
As someone who is also manager as well, this last year i've allocated myself 30 minutes a week for myself to go through jira and notes from meetings throughout the week and really prioritize and scrutinize what's in motion and wha
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by boredumb 3y ago
"The researchers suggest that’s because the IRS set up systems that are more likely to flag tax returns with potential mistakes in how some tax credits, like the earned-income tax credit (EITC), are claimed. There is no evidence that B
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by boredumb 3y ago
Yes, the key to all of this is you only allow the state to freeze assets of political dissidents you disagree with personally.
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by boredumb 3y ago
"How do you know someone's a cyclist? Don't worry, they'll tell you"
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by boredumb 3y ago
This is a forum for a VC tech-incubator.
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by boredumb 3y ago
Why is HN suddenly full of latimes/new yorker/nytime/bbc/gizmodo/etc articles? I had an internal bet that i'd find an iflscience.com post before the end of the week.
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by boredumb 3y ago
Options are closer to paying 1$ at a garage sale for the owner to sell it to you on a future date at 1$ and you have the right but not the obligation to do so (say the price is 20 cents next year - you don't have to buy the book at 1$
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by boredumb 3y ago
I literally alluded to the fact that I could see alarmists being funded by people with interests of seeding doubts. As long as we're ignoring, there is a trillion dollar "green" industry that has just as much skin in the game
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by boredumb 3y ago
If you use alarmist language you can rile up and entice a lot of agreeable people but rarely effective people.
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by boredumb 3y ago
I don't think many people were under the impression Al Gore was having a real public conversation. His books and movies fall squarely into the "alarmist" category.
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by boredumb 3y ago
I would like to say yes but, if it's a comment being restored containing personally identifiable information of the person that deleted it than I would say no. With that said I believe you need to have a formal request to remove PII an
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by boredumb 3y ago
I think all the alarmist language is doing a massive disservice to environmental concerns for the reason the author is portraying but also a much different reason where a lot of people tend to greet hysterics with absolute doubt and discern
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by boredumb 3y ago
You'll own nothing, and you'll be *****
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by boredumb 3y ago
I'm just now starting to compile together components to start building out my own 'smart home' via zigbee + home-assistant on a local laptop. Click bait or not it's a funny little reminder why i'm not going with the
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by boredumb 3y ago
Very cool, running it on the project I have open immediately started barfing at me over using 'return' in quite a few spots.

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