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by bot403 7mo ago
Not a chance, all of our actions are disconnected from our mental conditions and have been pre-decided for us.
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by bot403 8mo ago
Or, for many things, a VM with hardware passthrough could work.
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by bot403 8mo ago
In the Czech Republic women get a legally protected 3 year maternity leave. Enough time to get a child into preschool. And you get a small monthly stipend per child during this time. It's small but it's something.
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by bot403 8mo ago
I think as in all things cooking ass vegetable selection is "to taste".
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by bot403 8mo ago
It's not the "same" crawler. Probably each thread or each cluster machine instance of the crawler hitting it independently.
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by bot403 8mo ago
Not sure your point. It's fiction. Are we closer to finding dragons, faeries, or magic? Visiting remote planets is as unlikely as riding a dragon. But both make for great stories.
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by bot403 8mo ago
Can you expand on how slowing my network 4 times a year for days at a time while Mercury is in retrograde is useful?
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by bot403 8mo ago
If you like this you'll love the web server on tape. Navigation forward works great but if you hit the back button it takes a while to rewind.
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by bot403 8mo ago
To be fair there was no value judgement there, just a correction in attribution.
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by bot403 9mo ago
I'm just guessing but this chaff sounds like it wouldn't actually change the latency or delivery of your actual keystrokes while buffering or jitter would. So the "real" keystrokes are 100% the same but the fake ones whi
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by bot403 9mo ago
Oh good. I have a spare spot in my front yard to place it. Or maybe I'll just set it down on my dining room table. Wait...I might want something more secure than that. And if I have a lot of gold I might need to pay people to protect i
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by bot403 9mo ago
You've never mis-dragged something in the GUI or had a flaky mouse button which lets up randomly while you're dragging which left your folder "somewhere" that you now have to find?
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by bot403 9mo ago
AI compute costs far outweigh storage costs.
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by bot403 9mo ago
Kagi search. I've never looked back. It's what Google used to be and should have stayed.
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by bot403 10mo ago
The tough part is someone with 20 million "in the bank" will have a hard time constraining themselves to 200k/yr expenses. It seems like a lot but next to 20 million the temptation to spend a little, like 1m on a house, 100k
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by bot403 10mo ago
Remind me again how committed the current administration is to providing a defense umbrella? Have they said anything interesting about it lately?
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by bot403 10mo ago
The author said he had the assets and gave them to Claude. It would be obvious if he had one large image for all the planets instead of individual ones.
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by bot403 10mo ago
Because he keeps flash boiling steam at the party and burning the guests?
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by bot403 11mo ago
Include 127.0.0.1 as well just in case they get into the server.
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by bot403 11mo ago
Huh. The solution is to round up the "slaves" at gunpoint by secret police then? I would think we should go after those employing the "slaves" then. No one ever talks about that.
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by bot403 1y ago
Tarrifs?
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by bot403 1y ago
You have to look harder. It's not always explicit as OP says with threats of deportation. Rather there's a huge power imbalance. Who can we ask to stay late? Who "doesn't mind" 12 hour days? Who "doesn't m
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by bot403 1y ago
Tomorrow's headline: react use effect hook leads to new, largest npm supply chain attack.
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by bot403 1y ago
Did you take into account that lead acid batteries are recommended to only be discharged to 50% especially when used for solar ? If not thats now 2200 batteries and $200-$400K.
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by bot403 1y ago
Yeah the only time I felt proud to only read the article title instead of 16 paragraphs and a table of contents on a new kind of spam email. Yes I get it. The hook is constantly changing. I'm glad you let me know the new one. That&#x27
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by bot403 1y ago
Are you implying a wealth tax stunts GDP? I'd love to see some evidence and thought behind that implication rather than a cheeky quip.
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by bot403 1y ago
Hm thanks for the meta-discussion. I thought I was missing a "reply notification" setting somewhere and was meaning to go search for enabling it one day.
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by bot403 1y ago
Ai has gone sentient now but just plays video games. And it doesn't want to play with a slow-moving slow-reacting human. It prefers to play against other bots.
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by bot403 1y ago
I like your line of reasoning and you may be right. But as a user I'll probably try a few of the free trial competitors to see if they do what I want before I put money down. I don't always trust front line customer service and th
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by bot403 1y ago
Fun fact, on average most (not all though) of the cells in your body are brand new after 7 years. When do you stop being you and take a new name?

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