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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
Maybe they all found each other on one of their ad-hoc message boards and went on strike.
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
Sure, that's why I said "big-name" artists in the first place.
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
Or Kalshi bets. https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/us-soldier-charged-using-clas... Or run tracking. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/jan/28/fitness-tracki...
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
I'd imagine the adoption of DMARC, SPF, DKIM, etc. have just functionally killed the feature.
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
I don’t have a billion dollars in my wallet.
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
If IP rights end at death, there are some significant perverse incentives for offing big-name artists and authors and whatnot.
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
> Since all major LLM providers seem to be down… Man, if there are Googlers working on Gemini around here, that's gonna be depressing to read.
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
> lettuce was dangerous because it was so cold and moist Joke's on us, I guess. https://www.fda.gov/food/outbreaks-foodborne-illness/investi...
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
> Then why is Apple releasing a folding phone now? We'll see. I remember when the Apple Car was imminent, and it wouldn't be the first bullshit rumor in the Mac world. Hell, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ai
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
Mythos and Fable are the same cost, aren’t they?
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
> The closest would be North Korea. This is your best example? The now nuclear power that's resisted the approach you advocate since the 1950s? See? Quasi-religious.
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Urban Congestion Pricing and the Response Times of Emergency Medical Services(nber.org)
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
Jobs was also a human and a father, and apparently quite shitty at both. Is that not part of who he was?
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
> An economic blockade could do that, or at worst simply deprive the Iranian government of the means to financially carry out war. This sounds like the sort of "quasi-religious point of view" you're slamming, considering i
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
> Since the beginning of the company everything they made did not work with stuff from other manufacturers on purpose. But that's often the right route. Sometimes what the others are doing is not enough to deliver a good result. Mic
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
And honestly, these things should be deeply insulting to anyone with half a neuron. FIFA's Peace Prize, for example; a toddler is capable of seeing through that.
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
> He never had government contracts with NeXT. https://www.wsj.com/tech/steve-jobs-apple-next-cia-161b65f9 "The Hidden Debt That Apple Owes to the CIA: Without CIA funding that helped keep NeXT afloat in the ’8
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
Per the article: > For example, just recently, Apple deployed its formidable multi-billion-user global cloud infrastructure in service of… promoting the Brad Pitt Formula 1 movie. People were, understandably, a bit disconcerted to see th
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
Crocodiles haven't changed much in 200 million years. Maybe it's possible that a form factor is largely correct for its use case after a while? I'm inclined to see Apple Silicon as fairly innovative.
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
> current president and general staff seemed to be very against it as well Gosh, if only they could've stopped it! > Foreign influence and realized threats of assasination seem to be a factor. The only head of state assassinated
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
> You'll notice that the aircraft carrier continues sortie generation. No, it doesn't. It's now in Thailand for R&R, then back to base in the US, because of this issue. https://apnews.com/article/t
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
There was supposed to be a base there. The Fifth Fleet base in Bahrain got flattened.
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
An agent with full access to your codebase is able to email out without supervision in response to an untrusted messsage?
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
Time to bring back the Xserves, I guess.
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
We humans might call that "tradition".
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
I've had to fight the temptation to make my harness play Mr. Meeseeks clips periodically.
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
I can't imagine free soloing El Capitan, but there's a guy out there doing it. My artistic skills cap out at shitty stick figures. I get more distracted if I attempt to focus on just one thing for a day. Different brains.
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
It's another case of people struggling with huge numbers. We just aren't prepared to tackle millions/billions/trillions very well.
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
I'd note that "under water" isn't the only issue at hand. Florida's homeowners insurance industry has largely collapsed in recent years. Rising sea levels can impact fresh water supplies ( https://www.wusf
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by ceejayoz 1mo ago
The actual quote is a little more circumspect than you portray it to be. https://www.wsj.com/opinion/free-expression/al-gores-long-an... > The then-senator claimed that “according to some predictions”—no spec

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