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by boringg 10mo ago
Honestly sometimte people are the absolute worst - I feel like there no bottom to depravity.
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by boringg 10mo ago
I agree ive hooked up apple tv to override the crappy subsidized smart tv built ins that spy on you. That works until apple changes leadership and new leadership starts significantly mining data and caring less about privacy. It will happ
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by boringg 10mo ago
How good are the rats and can we start using rats instead of bots? Get them gainfully employed.
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by boringg 10mo ago
Lack of capability, mismanagement, misinformation to name a few
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by boringg 10mo ago
It so clearly going to take down professional sports at some point - or make a complete mockery of them.
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Ask HN: Can I get around an assumed shadowban from Stripe?
3 points by boringg 10mo ago|0 comments
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by boringg 10mo ago
Honestly smells like they are trying to raise more capital by selling another potential revenue arm by leveraging on AI hype. Is it possible? Yes. Is it probably that an early stage company like this can provide this at scale and have it
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by boringg 10mo ago
Iter still not getting fusion
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by boringg 10mo ago
If your making the slippery slope argument sure I can agree there is a risk. However its saying digital validation for federal benefits - I mean given the amount of fraud in the US social security system of recent years it seems like having
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by boringg 10mo ago
The apex of RTS games -- what a great gaming era RIP. Since then graphics are way better but business models have just deteriorated and mass appeal has driven games.
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by boringg 10mo ago
Why are you lumping Canada into that group? Only UK and AUS are doing the digital ID.
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by boringg 10mo ago
What about if its in a millenium?
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by boringg 10mo ago
Do you have a particularly easy way to track or are you kind of doing the same thing as consultant and logging your dailies? Always drove me a bit crazy having to do that admin piece every day.
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by boringg 10mo ago
100% always feels like a trap.
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Mystery triggers earthquake sensors causing false alert (M5.9) in Bay Area(sfgate.com)
3 points by boringg 11mo ago|0 comments
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by boringg 11mo ago
Or if we stopped imagining.
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by boringg 11mo ago
I think surpassed is not the right word because it doesn't create/ideate. However it is incredibly resourceful. Maybe like having a jr engineer to do your bidding without thinking or growing.
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by boringg 11mo ago
Its funny -- out of all the corruption you see from Washington this one seems the most benign. For whatever reason this one gets almost the most constant press. Maybe because its the easiest to fix but isn't.
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by boringg 11mo ago
100% end game - no way to finance all this AI development without ads sadly - % of sales isn't going to be enough - we will eventually get the natural enshittification of chatbots as with all things that go through these funding models
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by boringg 11mo ago
I mean google does everything possible to blur that line while still trying to say that it is telling you it is an ad.
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by boringg 11mo ago
Do you actually believe what you just wrote or are you trolling? One version at least has a foot planted in reality. The other one well...
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by boringg 11mo ago
Apples and Oranges comparison here. This isn't a world war we are talking about.
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by boringg 11mo ago
amen.
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by boringg 11mo ago
A low cost option is to use the live transcribe that is embedded in apple phones. I have a family member who uses this in conjunction with hearing aids. It isn't discrete but it helps her out - especially in larger conversations with
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by boringg 11mo ago
It may not be far fetched but it would absolutely be a self inflicted wound to the PRC. Galvanizing global concern towards china.
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by boringg 11mo ago
What kind of line is "once china solves the taiwan problem"? You assume that they will take Taiwan. Have you not been privy to the utter embarrassment of a continental power trying to take Ukraine right now? China is very aware
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by boringg 11mo ago
No the West doesn't need this technology given its significant amount of uranium supply. Is it a nice to have - sure. For nuclear the playbook goes - design of technology is in the west. China copycats the reactor and puts it through
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by boringg 11mo ago
Thorium is and will always be a less desirable fuel source - except if you don't have access to uranium or are trying to make your MSRs work (which to date have signs of progress but no proof of commercial viability). MSR also inheren
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by boringg 11mo ago
That may be - it should be noted that criminals in the US are also much more violent and brazen then most of the rest of the planet. If your criminal population is packing heat the response tends to be much more aggressive. Its a bit cat an
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by boringg 11mo ago
Ive had to change how i write so that people don’t think its chat bot. Probably more a me thing but it has sadly ruined my heavy use of m dash and personal style. Small minority i know.

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