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781.
by cebert 2y ago
What’s the advantage to using this app over just paying for a ChatGPT subscription?
782.
by cebert 2y ago
This article doesn’t have anything to do with Trump
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by cebert 2y ago
https://archive.ph/PsBXp
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The Ford Executive Who Kept Score of Colleagues' Verbal Flubs(wsj.com)
1 points by cebert 2y ago|1 comments
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by cebert 2y ago
I wonder how long it will be before we need to start paying subscriptions to use our appliances or pay per use. Bosch is leaving money on the table by only allowing you to use DRMed detergent cartridges too.
786.
by cebert 2y ago
Property destruction isn’t a great way to sway minds.
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by cebert 2y ago
No thanks. Stop spamming please.
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by cebert 2y ago
Please stop already.
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by cebert 2y ago
Why do you keep doing this? Your automated messages aren’t providing a lot of value here. Are you trying to prove a point?
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by cebert 2y ago
https://archive.ph/ZfcjO
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by cebert 2y ago
Serverless Framework changed their license terms in v4 to a paid model. It’s also not getting a lot of new development or community support anymore. It’s slowly dying and time to move off of it.
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by cebert 2y ago
I appreciate the concept, but there are additional costs that would be great to consider. How frequently do you need to parch the package to address CVEs? How many downstream dependencies does this package have? How often do they make break
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GM partners with Silicon Valley chip maker Nvidia on AI, self-driving(freep.com)
2 points by cebert 2y ago|0 comments
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by cebert 2y ago
Can you please highlight some examples of .NET’s lackadaisical security record? I’m curious for my own awareness.
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by cebert 2y ago
> While the majority of CTV viewers say they use their mobile phones to make a purchase after seeing a TV ad, 60% would save their shipping and payment details on their TV for quick checkout I am extremely skeptical that consumers actual
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The Shoppable TV 2025 and Beyond(lgads.tv)
1 points by cebert 2y ago|1 comments
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Ford hires former Lululemon exec to create new software, services in its cars(freep.com)
2 points by cebert 2y ago|2 comments
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by cebert 2y ago
I am assuming that you have objections to Apple Intelligence. Are there concerns with it I should be aware of? Apple Intelligence is limited, but I like some of the feature such as “remove distracting elements” in Safari.
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Death Toll in 1999 Columbine School Shooting Climbs to 14 with Homicide Ruling(nytimes.com)
2 points by cebert 2y ago|0 comments
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by cebert 2y ago
I totally forgot about XAMPP. I used it in the past, nearly 20 years ago. I’d argue we already to have a better replacement, which is to use containers.
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by cebert 2y ago
I use an Apple Watch, and while I don’t necessarily care about its accuracy in terms of steps walked or other specific details, I do value the insights it gives me into my daily activity. Even if it’s not entirely accurate, I get a reasonab
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by cebert 2y ago
This is an important point to bring up when discussing merit based pay. At face value, I would support a system where the most skilled and hardest working educators were rewarded with higher salaries. However, it becomes challenging to impl
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Country club no more: Inside Microsoft's move to cull staff on performance(businessinsider.com)
3 points by cebert 2y ago|2 comments
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by cebert 2y ago
Someone using AI to cold message me is an immediate turn off.
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by cebert 2y ago
You’re not shadow banned but folks generally don’t appreciate repetitive spamming on this site. You keep posting about “sunami ai” multiple times when one post would have been sufficient. It’s not that interesting really.
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by cebert 2y ago
If Google was forced to sell off Chrome, I wonder what the ramifications would be for Chromebooks. Chromebooks have become quite popular in K12 schools. I don’t see how they could continue to run or why Google would have any continued inter
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by cebert 2y ago
I think that’s just an effort on the part of Google to minimize the damage done by this change. UBO Lite is crippled.
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63% of American workers don't use AI(staffingindustry.com)
2 points by cebert 2y ago|0 comments
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by cebert 2y ago
> There is nothing “strategic” about this. It’s strategic for the administration to throw a bone to the crypto bros who supported its candidacy. It may not be strategic for the United States.
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by cebert 2y ago
https://archive.ph/HRky2

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