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Goosing the stock price and/or value of the company.
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So they are giving tax breaks because they aren't making enough tax revenue?
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2001 is a year. Tor is a publisher.
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"this Horowitz person"
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Autistic people want to do a good job just as much as anyone wants to do a good job. If you spoke with them frankly about whatever these "issues" are I'm sure you could come to common agreement. I'm relatively sure thi
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It probably will mean abundance. Just not for humanity.
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Funny that all of my well-paid IT buddies use Android.
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Internal Combustion Engine
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In Columbus, Ohio the Columbus Computer Society has SIG's (Special Interest Groups) [ https://ccscmh.org/special-interest-groups/ ]. I don't know where you live but if it's big enough (and especially if t
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C-Suite FUD
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Ah, yes. Account created 43 minutes ago.
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What direction is north? Is that between where I am currently sitting and the North pole?
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Did you read the post?
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I am just telling you what happened when I posted "What do you know about Edgar Allan Poe?" in Bard. You can believe me or not.
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When I post in that same link I get a page of text about Edgar Allen Poe. "Edgar Allan Poe was an American writer, poet, editor, and literary critic who is best known for his poetry and short stories, particularly his tales of mystery
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Bart?
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As a white dude: > It's 2 sticks; put the food in your mouth. Did you do it? No. The food is not in my mouth. Now what?
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https://hnrss.org/frontpage This https://hnrss.github.io/ has more options if you don't just want front page stuff.
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In my personal life... I look at Inoreader to catch up on my RSS feeds during the week and I will star items I'd like to read more about later. If I'm lucky I get to look at the starred items once a week. Almost everything I
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He means bad people came to get rid of the libraries.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulletin_board_system
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Does this also remove paywalls? Either intentionally or unintentionally?
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I find that to be a chronic issue.
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I was 10 years old when Jimmy Carter took office and he's always been popular with me.
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Human beings cannot make good recommendations most of the time. What makes you think an algorithm can? My major problem with almost all recommendation engines and add-ons is that most of the time I want a recommendation that is orthogonal
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ChatGPT cannot lie.
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AI doesn't have opinions.
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One more ChatGPT post.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXId5jOTxdg
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You have no way of knowing that.
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