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871.
by butlike 1y ago
They said the basics are rock solid (to which I agree). What you're describing, I'd consider a "power user."
872.
by butlike 1y ago
Like I said, kids
873.
by butlike 1y ago
"Santa needs more money to function"
874.
by butlike 1y ago
It's literally time-based e-waste. It's a bad product.
875.
by butlike 1y ago
They better not have used Grok under-the-hood, Santa might ask the kid to call him Hitler.
876.
by butlike 1y ago
This is the better product.
877.
by butlike 1y ago
I don't get why they charge you a subscription if the GPT-enabled (presumably) LLM will just ask you follow up questions indefinitely?
878.
by butlike 1y ago
And how!
879.
by butlike 1y ago
You're in good company with the atoms in your fingernail, I'm sure :)
880.
by butlike 1y ago
only kids want to destruct without harvesting information/resource.
881.
by butlike 1y ago
Good-guy botnet, cutting down on e-waste.
882.
by butlike 1y ago
Aren't cisco machines compromised by default by design? I imagine all of them are at this point. I wouldn't worry too much about it.
883.
by butlike 1y ago
THAT'S WHY. As an avid Metal Gear enthusiast during the release of MGS2, I remember having nearly-impossible time finding MGS2 Substance for PS2 when I wanted to do my first real replay way back in the day. I imagine it was the more po
884.
by butlike 1y ago
Changing the headline post hoc without any indication of the change is kind of a pet peeve of mine. Why is it not indicated as errata in the article like other edits when the body of the text is changed or factual information is confirmed?
885.
by butlike 1y ago
> the "smaller" SMBH is punching through the larger one's disk at a significant fraction of c twice every 12 years. But it's losing energy to gravitational waves so quickly Bro should get in shape before they start to
886.
by butlike 1y ago
But you have that now. The gov't just turns up the heat on taxes or whatever influencing your (vous, not tu) perception. You don't really need much more.
887.
by butlike 1y ago
The voting becomes a health-check for the information. We shouldn't revoke the rights of the individual based on arbitrary information they may or may not receive.
888.
by butlike 1y ago
If you're reality isn't be influenced, then you're creating it yourself. Both are strengths and weakness, depending on context.
889.
by butlike 1y ago
You're touching on a timeless approach which is currently not possible, given the limits of reality. You'd need to know for a fact all potential outlays in order to make sure every change your program (creation) creates is account
890.
by butlike 1y ago
Definition by consensus doesn't always equal absolute definition, to continue your epistemological metaphor. Just because the consensus states it's a rose doesn't mean it absolutely is in the truest sense (the artist, program
891.
by butlike 1y ago
> It’s a different, less enjoyable, type of work This is an elegant way of putting it. I like it
892.
by butlike 1y ago
On the one hand I hear time and time again: it's not the idea, it's the implementation that matters. On the other hand, people freak out about uploading secrets to a tool/platform. Are these secrets REALLY that 'cornerst
893.
by butlike 1y ago
Haha that comparison made me chuckle out loud. It's true though.
894.
by butlike 1y ago
Javascript ajax was getting out of hand. Everyone wanted SPAs but managing the state of each button was becoming extremely unwieldy. Thousands of jQuery/js lines, the submit button wouldn't toggle to enabled once disabled...stuff
895.
by butlike 1y ago
This is all moot because greenfield projects rarely exist anymore outside of being an entrepreneur, and if you're selling something, you're probably using a shopify wrapper of some sort 99% of the time. If you're working on a
896.
by butlike 1y ago
The gameplay video on that page which is shot like an old 90's Saturday morning cartoon slot is really charming.
897.
by butlike 1y ago
Well, technically apes don't have tails, monkeys do, so the chimpanzee talk would be an ape talk. Learned that from her too
898.
by butlike 1y ago
Fun fact: twitter originally started with a 160 char limit that was truncated to 120 so people could reasonably fit usernames
899.
by butlike 1y ago
they did a really good job with this
900.
by butlike 1y ago
I read you two's conversation and didn't get an adversarial tone at any point. It sounds like you two have a difference of opinion, and are just kind of dug in on your "Apples" and "Oranges," quite honestly.

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