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by burningChrome 3y ago
>> If the author weren't trying so hard to scare-monger Just read this article on The Atlantic and I would be scared considering what's passing for meth is considerably stronger than what people think nowadays: Different ch
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by burningChrome 3y ago
"soft landing" After three years of constant inflation and shrinkflation on the majority of products you buy? - a family size of cookies used to be 17.2oz, its now 14.6oz for the same price - laundry detergent scent enhancer - 13o
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by burningChrome 3y ago
>> I guess they don’t have much data on me I would consider this a good thing. My wife and I were talking the other night at a friends who have an Alexa in their kitchen. We were talking about taking a ski trip out West to Colorado or
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by burningChrome 3y ago
You can write a bot in Python or any of the free versions of RPA software to make random searches and go to random sites to poison the data that they get. Its not that easy, but poisoning the data can be done.
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by burningChrome 3y ago
I stopped using Chrome in all my personal stuff years ago, but its getting harder and harder to find a browser not based on Chrome. My work? Yeah, they switched from Firefox to Chrome since Chrome updated their license faster. If you want t
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by burningChrome 3y ago
This is how the author starts his entire post. I would assume if he misinterpreted Cunningham's original idea, would it then follow that the rest of the article is suspect considering the original premise is so far off from what Cunnin
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by burningChrome 3y ago
Its a McDonalds. They don't go there for ice cream. Yeah, they won't go back for ice cream which has a minimal impact. You can bet they'll still come back for burgers, shakes and fries though. It just confirms people fall int
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How does one turn off the internet?(newsweek.com)
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by burningChrome 3y ago
You also have to factor in the cost to profit ratio. What's more profitable? Kicking out a dozen Big Macs in the same time it takes to make one McFlurry? As an owner, I'm going to focus on where my profits are so that I can maxim
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by burningChrome 3y ago
The interesting part is that as soon as ChatGPT came out and people realized it was filtering out or just refusing to answer questions, hackers got to work and got around the restrictions. Its not hard to find queries on how to dupe AI in o
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by burningChrome 3y ago
I think there are people who feel that if something is "legally binding" its a simple binary situation. "Well the BOT said that so clearly its binding!" and have no idea that almost no legal issue is that simple. Like yo
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by burningChrome 3y ago
I was never into fantasy sports betting, especially after the FanDuel/DraftKings insider trading scandal it was pretty obvious there were a LOT of people playing both sides in order to make huge money. The entire industry (AFAIK) is st
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by burningChrome 3y ago
2021: While those paychecks were 4.1% larger in November than they were in January, they will buy 2.8% less due to rising prices. Those rank-and-file workers have suffered less than their bosses. For all private sector workers, including
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by burningChrome 3y ago
>> Wondering if living in my car in the bay area would be better than living in an apartment in Iowa. The cost of living in Iowa is in the top 5 lowest cost of living states in the entire country. You could probably find a 900sq ft ap
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by burningChrome 3y ago
We've also had pretty good wage growth, but you'd never know because inflation is outstripping the wage growth so its negative. Which is why I'm puzzled why people keep touting the economy is so awesome. People are making mor
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by burningChrome 3y ago
Reminds me of the outrage over the $100M budget of Water World and how it barely got made. Today, a $100M budget is nothing. We've already had several $300M budget films this year. Hollywood can be so crazy sometimes.