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by butlike 3mo ago
Exactly my question
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by butlike 3mo ago
I don't know, that one doesn't seem as benign as your making it out to be. I would say if you're having your parents subsidize your phone bill you're still not technically living on your own.
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by butlike 3mo ago
It's plausible if it's an inheritable nest egg amount. Though I agree, seems unlikely.
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by butlike 3mo ago
Those single children have too much time on their hands! I dare say
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by butlike 3mo ago
Bro, they're not going to work. I promise you lol
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by butlike 3mo ago
That is a great point and one I never considered. The folks doing the murdering shouldn't have their jobs be easier. They aren't safer for the person getting killed.
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by butlike 3mo ago
The bottom line is a human should have to fire the gun and answer for it
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by butlike 3mo ago
How do you meet people if it's pre-established consent. Eventually someone needs to say 'hi' without the consent of the other person. In all things.
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by butlike 3mo ago
> and not at the personal level of relinquishing control over our own lives No one wants to do that. Once you give up control of your life you're essentially dead. Why would I want to voluntarily cede my rights so I'm relegate
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by butlike 3mo ago
Was this a shared memory, specifically with regard to Sticky Keys and Return to Castle Wolfenstein? I thought it was a unique problem with me and my friends lol
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by butlike 3mo ago
I made "Tetris - Plant Piece Edition" using the help of the Claude Code. I hope to have it hosted in the coming week, I'm just so lazy with hosting and those type of things nowadays. Essentially, this Tetris variant adds one
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by butlike 3mo ago
You're right. I just got a 3 day ban on reddit for a dark (not explicitly dark) joke. People don't want to look at shadows nowadays.
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by butlike 3mo ago
Why dig in so rigidly?
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by butlike 3mo ago
I'm intrigued. What's some good unsanitary cyberpunk that predates Blade Runner? I'm new to the genre.
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by butlike 3mo ago
Just don't get bored with life. If they live long enough, the wise man sees trends; the ebbs and flows of the zeitgeist.
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by butlike 3mo ago
To what end? Won't a dataset with no actionable items just be a sensationalist headline generator? What if someone did find something funny with the money? What's the process for acting on it? Do they go to the press? What about a
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by butlike 3mo ago
Email really is the superior choice. You subscribe to the ads you want to see (then unsubscribe from them later). You are your own targeted advertiser with email. No need for a third party to collect my blood type to get me more relevant ad
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by butlike 3mo ago
Coding for other people is like playing tennis for other people. You're signed as a tennis player to win. If a robot could play for you and win more games for you, you might consider using it. Now, I'm not saying AI tools let you
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by butlike 3mo ago
Idk, when you have nothing to prove just let the assistant do it. As the painter I can give direction then take a nap since I'm not getting any younger.
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by butlike 3mo ago
The cube window space switcher was awesome. My friend Alex had that. The conky graphs dude. Why would you not want to see up-to-the-second disk I/O?
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by butlike 3mo ago
The law should force social media to be subscription-only.
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by butlike 3mo ago
The voices sound robotic and weird as always. The interesting part was how each example distilled down "business" into a comical post-modern sound bite. "Don't worry, we've taken the extra charge off your account.&q
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by butlike 3mo ago
The AI could have constructed any number of rules seeing as how it's literally a "best guess" and it chose rules that aren't very fun. Congratulations, I guess. Edit: Or, put a different way: Sometimes the rules to games
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by butlike 3mo ago
There's instagram stories of people riding around destroying them, so yes, it's possible.
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by butlike 3mo ago
Mine does (Sample size: 1)
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by butlike 3mo ago
I'm just thinking: The result is net-net the same. Either they terminate your contract as a salaried employee or they do it as a consultant. The fee is higher as a consultant and you never have to say you were fired. You're making
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by butlike 3mo ago
Then that should be considered a 'nuke button' and nuke buttons don't find themselves into well-designed software for the simple fact that an end user shouldn't have to worry about shooting themselves in the foot. Again,
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by butlike 3mo ago
Every driver needs to learn how to drive, that's why it's called a "driver's license"
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by butlike 3mo ago
I never thought about it in that extreme, but just today the google results ai gave me conflicting information from one search to another. Maybe I should start. P.S. the conflicting information was Keith Richard's age. One search said
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by butlike 3mo ago
I might be confused here. In the manual car I drive, I shift when the tachometer says 3, which I understand it as being 3000 RPMs?

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