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by chmod775 1y ago
I'm curious. Do you want to elaborate on what would pass the bar for a "serious attempt" in your opinion? Because I consider TikTok's situation in the US very seriously bad.
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by chmod775 1y ago
> And the US is making no serious attempts to rein in this sort of behavior You mean besides forced divestment under threat of an outright ban?
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by chmod775 1y ago
The quest has some limitations on what avatars it will display, but it's more for performance reasons. It just so happens that most of the more racy avatars also are more detailed/power hungry and run afoul of those limits.
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by chmod775 1y ago
Pretty standard for a ~10-12 hour flight. It's not like there's much reason to care about comforts on short flights. Anyone can tolerate economy for an hour and you'd probably not get out your VR headset for a short hop eithe
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by chmod775 1y ago
> Trust me, porn on the Vision Pro is plentiful and industry-leading. VR pornography is quite massive in Japan for instance. Huge in fact. The Vision Pro doesn't even have a DMM.com/Fanza app for that. I don't think most u
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by chmod775 1y ago
What killed the Vision Pro is the complete lack of support for the two main things people use VR for. Productivity is a distant third behind the likes of VR Chat and pornography. If Apple managed to capture only 1% of VR Chat's monthly
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by chmod775 1y ago
Something tells me they wouldn't remove positive reviews mentioning something that has since changed.
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by chmod775 1y ago
You don't need radar to track aircraft with ADS-B on: The plane is actively broadcasting its position. There's ADS-B receivers the size of a USB stick - because some are USB sticks and available for 50 bucks on Amazon.
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by chmod775 1y ago
Truly one my favorite thought-terminating proverbs. "Hurting people is wrong, so you should not defend yourself when attacked." "Imprisoning people is wrong, so we should not imprison thieves." Also the modern telling of
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by chmod775 1y ago
Was the AI playing codegolf? I'm used to AI writing needlessly verbose code and confusing itself with its own comments. This is the polar opposite, but equally horrifying. Is it a strategy to fit more code into its context window? htt
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by chmod775 1y ago
The minimum number of parking that needs to be available per seat/dining area. https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/plaincity/latest/plain... Codes like these are the secret sauce of America's asph
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by chmod775 1y ago
I can't be bothered to search stores, so I usually just as ask an employee stocking shelves or at the register. Can't imagine that's cheaper than just making stuff easy to find.
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by chmod775 1y ago
We have already established that there are irrational actors. With that, the whole basis for a "free market" to function is out the window.
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by chmod775 1y ago
The guy was making 900 dollars a week revenue (not profit) in a city where rent alone is north of $2k. The whole equation was fucked to begin with. Staying in a city like that with that kind of income is financial suicide. He needed to mo
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by chmod775 1y ago
Everything in that article screams they already were in a precarious "devastated" financial situation. A prime example of the modern day indentured servant: beholden to his creditors, subject to the whims of whoever pays him penni
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by chmod775 2y ago
I don't touch my phone for days at a time. It's just sitting there on my desk most days. Not sure I'm too happy about this...
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by chmod775 2y ago
How do you know you can comprehend someone's English? You assume you do because the information conveyed isn't self-contradictory or nonsensical, doesn't contradict your observed reality and things you know to be true, and is
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by chmod775 2y ago
From my personal testing it's more like "hardly any" photo. It can't find a church in Germany nor can it find a rather distinct mall in China. Unless I feed it a photo from a tourist-y location, it doesn't do very w
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by chmod775 2y ago
> There is only one building in North America, probably in the world, where one can browse bestsellers and children’s books by crossing an international border and then sit for an amateur theatre troupe in a regal opera house with each h
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by chmod775 2y ago
They do mention SERV in their references (38). https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-025-08759-9 Sadly I can't access the full article right now.
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by chmod775 2y ago
Anything you're remotely sending down there is going to be attached to a long wire and rather big. Also navigating tight spaces underwater can be challenging even for a human, in person. Navigating them with a brick remotely is much ha
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by chmod775 2y ago
This links to the stripe login page but somehow has upvotes?
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by chmod775 2y ago
Halberstadt seems to last have had a power outage in 2023. I wonder if the organ has battery backup...
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by chmod775 2y ago
Cool hack, but performance is terrible. That page makes scrolling on my phone laggy.
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by chmod775 2y ago
> Strange all I hear about with modern EVs are issues due to fire. In theory EVs should be far safer than any fossil fuel cars. Never try to extrapolate frequency or risk based on news headlines. Combustion-engine cars catch fire all t
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by chmod775 2y ago
I can already picture people having to explain to the police they were playing a mobile game, and totally were not up to something more nefarious. Sounds like a fun idea.
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by chmod775 2y ago
"North Korea reducing number of approved hair styles by one." Is that really the hill to fight over, or even care about? If you have that thing in your house, you already lost the war.
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by chmod775 2y ago
> What in the world does it mean that a 3 year old is smarter than an LLM? Because LLMs have terrible comprehension of the real world. Here's an example: > You: If you put a toddler next to a wig on the floor, which reaches highe
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by chmod775 2y ago
Impressive performance. Even runs at 60fps on a potato thinkpad.
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by chmod775 2y ago
What's wrong with "cherry-picking" things you like, and supporting those? Honestly the more I think about your comment, the less I can make sense of it. You are talking about their support of the DMA as "cherry-picking&q

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