bradleyankrom

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by bradleyankrom 7mo ago
Hegseth?
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by bradleyankrom 7mo ago
Bankrupting a casino is a literal thing he did and also a pretty decent metaphor for what he's doing now.
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by bradleyankrom 7mo ago
Every few months I ask some AIs to write a Kilgore Trout short story for me.
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by bradleyankrom 8mo ago
https://archive.ph/64IKk
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by bradleyankrom 9mo ago
He wasn't breaking in with a mob, he was a journalist covering the event.
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by bradleyankrom 9mo ago
Resubmitting after it was killed, then revived, then killed again, gathering 19 upvotes along the way[0]. I wasn't the original submitter. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46816951
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Man impersonating FBI agent tried to get Luigi Mangione out of jail(apnews.com)
15 points by bradleyankrom 9mo ago|2 comments
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by bradleyankrom 9mo ago
That post says the author has no agenda, but 15 seconds on that Twitter page suggests otherwise.
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by bradleyankrom 9mo ago
Both can be true, but only one is.
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by bradleyankrom 9mo ago
That's a lot of money for an individual, but if the (dark) money originates from a donor or PAC, it's just another campaign expense.
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by bradleyankrom 9mo ago
Same, on average. I'll go a few weeks without any, then one or two per day for a while.
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by bradleyankrom 10mo ago
LinkedIn does the same thing re emails, notifications, etc that they send. I think I turned off notifications that connections had achieved new high scores in games they play on LinkedIn. Absurd.
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by bradleyankrom 11mo ago
Privacy tax, sigh
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by bradleyankrom 11mo ago
It sounds like a terrible friend that you can't trust but also can't expel from your life.
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by bradleyankrom 1y ago
A persistent notification badge on Settings because it believes I just haven't gotten to setting up Siri after all these years
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by bradleyankrom 1y ago
I get a similar message constantly for an old Instagram account - "sorry you're having trouble logging in, click here to log in and change your password!"
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by bradleyankrom 1y ago
I think you would just return it, not sue them.
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by bradleyankrom 1y ago
^ creator of Tirreno
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by bradleyankrom 1y ago
Orion from Kagi is not bad, but it has enough quirks that I only use it for personal browsing, not work (dev-related) stuff.
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Cinema discovers credit card processing error(fox9.com)
3 points by bradleyankrom 1y ago|0 comments
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by bradleyankrom 2y ago
That sounds like how LinkedIn constantly finds new ways categorize notifications that I don't want but continue to receive.
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by bradleyankrom 2y ago
You'd think The Economist would know better than to use the average there. Stats 101. Geez.
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by bradleyankrom 2y ago
One of the booking web sites (Trivago, I think?) is running an ad that implies that some of the other booking sites only have access to a subset of a property's available rooms, which suggests that in _some_ cases the "last one!&q
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by bradleyankrom 2y ago
...which was replaced a few years ago, now using optical tracking from Hawk-Eye.
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by bradleyankrom 2y ago
Oh, also, we've been breached and your information is available for purchase on the dark web. Fun!
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by bradleyankrom 2y ago
Whataburger :(
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by bradleyankrom 2y ago
Another upvote for Kagi. I've been using it for a few months and have been happy with the experience. They do have some AI features/interests, but I'm optimistic that the products they develop will serve me/users. So far
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by bradleyankrom 3y ago
They haven't left MSP - they're saying they'll do so on May 1.
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by bradleyankrom 3y ago
Or maybe it's a splash of reality for those businesses that have relied on undercompensated labor and VC money to acquire market share.
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by bradleyankrom 3y ago
I've always been amused by the fact that they'll newsletter and product sales bomb me within a minute of signing up for their service, but removing me from their lists may take up to 5-7 business days.

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