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The user is visibly frustrated(pscanf.com)
306 points by croes 5mo ago|275 comments
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Signal – Deleted, but Not Forgotten(sintonen.fi)
4 points by croes 5mo ago|1 comments
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by croes 5mo ago
> why I can use BASIC tier for simple, entry-level nodes on Windows, but not on Linux. That’s exactly what people are asking for. Why do Linux users have to pay and Windows users don’t.
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by croes 5mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48256023
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by croes 5mo ago
Mac OS UI on windows
576.
by croes 5mo ago
Where does it say the baby was in a dumpster or bin?
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CypherLoc, an advanced browser-locking scareware targeting millions(blog.barracuda.com)
2 points by croes 5mo ago|0 comments
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by croes 5mo ago
And the rest still bought RAM, GPU and datacenters. What a giant waste of resources that are missing elsewhere
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by croes 5mo ago
Where does the money for that profit come from? Who buys anything made by AI if he could do it by AI themselves? Who can afford AI if their customers do with AI what they do? Who creates the next man made code needed as training data to pre
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by croes 5mo ago
> I think AI tools are more like Iron Man’s suit. It can do incredible things, but not on its own. What can Tony Stark do if all is done by the suit? What can he do after a year, two years, five years?
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by croes 5mo ago
Blaming immigrants … never gets old, does it?
582.
by croes 5mo ago
No Yes Maybe
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by croes 5mo ago
Yes, they would. DUI kills people no matter if the drug is legal or illegal. Crimes to finance the next drug dose or bet also don’t care if legal or illegal. And yes, alcohol should be banned or at least not glorified
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by croes 5mo ago
https://archive.ph/2026.05.21-165928/https://www.theverge.co...
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by croes 5mo ago
So there are no crimes related to drug and gambling addiction? Are you kidding me? Prostitution has a big forced prostitution problem
586.
by croes 5mo ago
Compared to this brain research
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by croes 5mo ago
Using yourself as sole data point is rather useless. Time is a limiting factor and wealth often means more leasure time https://www.fittechglobal.com/fit-tech-features/Research-Wea...
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by croes 5mo ago
Imagine all this hassle to release a program for PC
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by croes 5mo ago
So the definition of being dead is an individual who has sustained either (1) irreversible cessation of circulatory and respiratory functions, or (2) irreversible cessation of all functions of the entire brain, including the brain stem, is
590.
by croes 5mo ago
Drugs and gambling are ways to get controlled
591.
by croes 5mo ago
All you mentioned can have negative side effects for third parties.
592.
by croes 5mo ago
I guess 3k users less for TurboTax
593.
by croes 5mo ago
> according to an internal memo seen by Reuters on Wednesday. vs. > Goodarzi told CNBC's Jim Cramer on "Mad Money." Reality vs. PR BS
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by croes 5mo ago
The over arching mission is to make profit. And accessibility was meant for Google so they can collect all the data to make even more profit.
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by croes 5mo ago
That‘s the point where Google tells you they won’t tell you the exact reason because of security reasons
596.
by croes 5mo ago
How wealthy are those who have time to spend 10 hours on exercise?
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by croes 5mo ago
Trees react to climate change. After droughts some release more pollen as a survival reaction
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by croes 5mo ago
So now Google is liable for the any BS the AI returns for the search
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by croes 5mo ago
> There are laws for harms These laws need a method to know what is true and what is fake. Good luck with that if you can’t tell if neither images, audio or video are true. This fakes will pave the way for fascists. How much freedom and
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by croes 5mo ago
Do we care about truth? Without truth freedom and privacy are endangered too. The other comment talks about laws that can already handle that. How if images, video and audio aren’t reliable proof anymore?

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