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by dfxm12 7d ago
It'll remain bad unless these people face the proper punishment for selling out the country.
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by dfxm12 7d ago
Trump was president before. People didn't vote for him a second time if they wanted to improve the economy.
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by dfxm12 7d ago
It's 2016. Candidate Trump rails on Bush and his decision to get involved in Iraq. He's not just a liar. He sold out his country.
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by dfxm12 8d ago
If the only metrics your managers have on your Claude usage is visual inspection/conversational, I think you'll be ok...
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by dfxm12 8d ago
From experience, elder care is more of a drain on the younger family members than the elder. It's not just financial either. Needing to take off from work to take the elderly somewhere, making sure they understand the medical situation
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by dfxm12 9d ago
What I like about sim city 2K is that it is like an arcade sim game. It is super easy to get up and running without too much prior knowledge. You can build a successful city without reading through the manual. I also like that there's
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by dfxm12 10d ago
It doesn't need to be a trump like figure. I would temper expectations that anything for Europe or Canada goes back to some status quo. It's more likely for Canada, but the US has changes domestically and with regards to other for
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by dfxm12 11d ago
AI is already proven dangerous enough to be ruining individual lives, pushing people towards suicide, feeding their psychoses, etc. However, whether the concerns from the article are a lie or not is secondary to the fact that these conversa
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by dfxm12 12d ago
I don't think Amodei is dumb. He just doesn't want to compete for the chips. Sinophobia sells right now, so this is the angle he's going with.
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by dfxm12 12d ago
The spot the US is in now with regards to political polarization started well before this, perhaps with the end of the fairness doctrine. After that, conservative interests were allowed to consolidate ownership of media outlets, like talk r
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by dfxm12 12d ago
Power tools and many other consumer products have reasonable safety features built in, and not necessarily because it is required by regulation, but because it is common sense. This should be included as part of an analogy. It would also ad
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by dfxm12 15d ago
This new investigation is an analysis of data on the tea- and coffee-drinking habits of nearly 1m adults in Britain. Those who said they preferred their beverages “hot” or “very hot” rather than “warm”, it found, had an increased risk of s
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by dfxm12 16d ago
Where you live there are also no autonomous cars either though. Car services can pop up much more quickly/easily. This is capitalism. If there's money to be made, people will make it! OK, if you live in an area where they don&#x27
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by dfxm12 16d ago
It's sad we don't have a better way for people in these situations to do what they need without driving. It will be incredible to have autonomous driving just for older and or disabled drivers like this. We likely do. First and
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by dfxm12 17d ago
My goal is to get more of this good DOS and early Windows educational software working for my children. FYI, you can play in the browser on Internet archive: /msdos_Super_Solvers_Spellbound_1993 That meets your stated goal. A more fu
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by dfxm12 18d ago
I used to get the newspaper everyday before highschool. I mostly got it for sports, comics and puzzles, but many days I ended up reading it cover to cover. Unfortunately, that paper folded while I was in college. Hopefully, this is a good p
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by dfxm12 18d ago
It's probably both, vis a vis negligence. I just wish it was treated as criminal negligence. This will continue as long as CEO's face no real punishment for mishandling PII.
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by dfxm12 18d ago
Would be even better if the federal government made it illegal.
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by dfxm12 18d ago
https://www.loc.gov/item/2017712086/ Full moon over Margate.
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by dfxm12 19d ago
I don't mind dumb ads (no tracking, etc), but it comes down to enshittification. Microsoft is making money at our expense .
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by dfxm12 19d ago
Based on my interactions with Microsoft support, it makes me feel a little better that I get the same treatment as the CEO.
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by dfxm12 20d ago
That would be on brand for The Economist.
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by dfxm12 20d ago
That gets in the way of making money though.
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by dfxm12 21d ago
This is what a steady diet of conservative, increasingly monopolistic, media does to a populace.
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by dfxm12 21d ago
At least they think it's up since 2025. I wonder how this will inform their votes in November...
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by dfxm12 21d ago
This is putting mildly. The most damning bit might just be that Republican voters saw all the corruption of Trump I and decided they wanted more.
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by dfxm12 22d ago
In my experience, executives get special treatment.
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by dfxm12 23d ago
We won't know without A/B testing, but I suspect aesthetics mean nothing here and, for example, someone isn't going to turn down playing GTA VI if the only button between them and the game says "purchase license" as
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by dfxm12 25d ago
The centerpiece of their advertising campaign at some point was "born from jets" with fighter jets flying in the background.
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by dfxm12 25d ago
I don't go back quite to the 90s, but this has been true across my entire experience working in a few big multinationals (including one in tech). Companies will do what Wall Street wants (Wall Street likes layoffs), and at a certain le

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