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by clint 1y ago
The literal article that is the sole focus of this entire thread?
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by clint 1y ago
You'll notice I didn't mention dialup at all in my comment.
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by clint 1y ago
Where I live in Colorado there is literally no cell coverage by any cellular provider. No 5/4/or 3G coverage in miles in any direction while outside and no matter how far up the mountain behind my house I climb. Their maps claim t
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by clint 1y ago
You would be surprised how much people in extremely rural areas are being gouged for really crappy internet. I have a place less than an hour from Denver and without Starlink there are many, many people on extremely bad, oversubscribed 1Mbi
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by clint 1y ago
I believe the individual was speculating that the volcano itself could be outputting large, random amounts of CO2 which could be tainting its readings.
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by clint 1y ago
Never understood the impetus to do the exit interview. I just simply decline and no one follows up or makes any kind of deal about it.
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by clint 2y ago
Not a rug pull. Just use it. If you like it and the price is too high. Don't pay it. What is the problem? Are you afraid that you'll like the feature so much that you'll pay whatever the cost?
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by clint 2y ago
You write as if someone held a gun to your head and force you to sign up for Plaid. Plaid doesn't require anyone to use it. Your bank is the entity you're ultimately upset with, don't malign a company that generated a _very g
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by clint 2y ago
Do you consider your data to include non-reversible hashes of your data injected with random noise? I'm not sure I consider that my data. Its also not even really meta-data about my data.
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by clint 2y ago
Not trying to belittle or be mean, but what exactly did you assume about humans before you read this response? I find it facinating that apparently a lot of people don't think of humans as stochastic, non-deterministic black boxes. Hec
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by clint 2y ago
> Imagine if everyone did whatever they wanted all the time and cops had to go around physically corralling literally everyone at all times to maintain something vaguely resembling "order." I don't need to imagine anything
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by clint 2y ago
Also, is there a known deterministic intelligence? Only very specific computer programs can be made deterministic, and even that has taken quite a while for us to nail down. A lot of code and systems of code produced by humans today is not
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by clint 2y ago
You seem to believe that humans, on their own, are not stochastic and unpredictable. I contend that if this is your belief then you couldn't be more wrong. Humans are EXTREMELY unpredictable. Humans only become slightly more predictabl
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by clint 2y ago
The primary fallacy in your argument is that you seem to think that humans produce much better products on some kind of metric. My lived experience the software industry at almost all levels over the last 25 years leads me to believe that t
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by clint 2y ago
And he only needed to completely destroy the country's future to achieve it!
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by clint 3y ago
Never understood why people would spend their hard earned money on a garbage car marketed by a garbage man.
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by clint 3y ago
It hasn't. The prey populations in that part of the state are out of control and causing issues, which is one of the reasons these predators are being re-introduced.
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by clint 3y ago
Its a non-issue. The number of ranchers that could posisbly affected is minuscule at best, and the law permitting the release of these Wolves also allows for any rancher that loses a cow to a wolf to be reimbursed by the state for their los
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by clint 3y ago
Weird, I've always thought the Thompson center was a beautiful building and one of the best downtown. Many people I know also think the same.
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by clint 3y ago
Doesn't seem to work.
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by clint 3y ago
why am I an llm ??
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by clint 3y ago
That's the joke
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by clint 3y ago
The high-end gaming market is infintessimal when compared to the casual gaming market. Apple knows this and they are perfectly positioned for high-quality casual games.
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by clint 3y ago
He also could just be mentally ill and doesn't believe he's lying. It doesn't mean what he's saying is true.
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by clint 3y ago
I remember writing this script 20 years ago
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by clint 3y ago
I think you're wrong. I've noticed no change.
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by clint 3y ago
I like the QR-code menus.
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by clint 3y ago
The minute your address interacts as a counterparty to a known mixer you're automatically flagged and everything around your risk profile accelerates dramatically. That wallet is effectively burned and you'll be locked out of usin
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by clint 3y ago
The video game?
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by clint 3y ago
Not new

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