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drfloyd51
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Odd thing about cookies… they disappear after one serving. Websites are an endless stream of cookies. The analogy doesn’t hold.
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Then how do show owners eat and pay their employees when no customers arrive because parking downtown is such a chore.
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7mo ago
You always have a choice to make. You make it everyday. Get up. Go to a legitimate job. Work. You probably choose not to steal, rob, impersonate someone else, or generally make money illegally. It can be traitors all the way down.
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It’s not your job to fix capitalism. But it is your job to evaluate if your money making skill comes at too high a price for others. Say you found a job shooting people in the head for money. Like if you work for ICE or something… You need
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7mo ago
I kind of feel like software engineers working on improving AI are traitors working against other SE’s trying to make a living. However… I have to acknowledge my craft of SE has been putting people out of work for decades. I myself came up
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It’s as if they are testing “AI” and not specific agents. I wonder if that is left over from testing people. I have major version numbers and my minor version number changes daily, often as a surprise. Sometimes several times a day. So test
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7mo ago
Did the director have his email on a vulnerable server? Yes. Yes he did. He should have known better.
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7mo ago
The director of the FBI should not be hacked in anyway ever for any reason. If Gmail isn’t secure, he should be using something else.
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7mo ago
The FBI just made a bounty to find who hacked family photos. I am sure the FBI will do that for my family too right? Or we’re more than family photos hacked?
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I put a small blanket in an inverted printer paper lid. Instant hit. The can was always at arms reach for scritches and cat debugging.
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I had a significant other 20 years ago that would not use a GPS. This resulted in constant fights whenever she travelled. If she got off her route, I got a phone call. I lacked the skills to divine her exact location and what direction she
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I wonder how many of the complaints are “real” and how many are propaganda. LibreOffice has been an alternative to MS Office for a very long time. Including when Office was quite expensive at its cheapest. I can imagine there has been plent
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By providing a free competent competitor to other Office software bundles.
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7mo ago
But they were wrong and we were right!
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7mo ago
People rarely create things that are wholly new. Most created things are remixes of existing things. Hallucinations are “something new”. And like most new things, useless. But the truth is the entire conversation is a hallucination. We just
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It matters to me. Therefore I try to be nice. I know it costs me some opportunities and some “success”. But I sleep well at night.
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7mo ago
It means anyone can fix the conflict. Including a server side AI.
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Will you really switch? There are so many other wonderful reasons to switch beyond “my current OS has a few issues”. And it’s not as if Linux is without issues either. I mean if Linux was “SO GREAT” why are you bothering with an inferior OS
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Apple fired the head of UX after Tahoe. Apple didn’t know what Apple’s play was. The new guy is very well respected and hopefully back off of glass.
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It pleases me to know this exists. I had the same idea to make this kind of app. Explicitly to help people break their phones. Never made it. I figured Apple wouldn’t permit it. And well it’s fun to think about… I am not really that big of
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lol. Kids are animals. Parents have to teach them manners and behaviors
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7mo ago
I can relate. Thank you.
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7mo ago
Trust me. Don’t judge. Even if you compare to other parents, you are judging the reference-parents. If you have data over time you can draw conclusions on things you want to try as a parent.
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Love. Kids. Marriage. Divorce. Heartbreak. Death of a close partner. Things you can’t explain to other people. But others with the experience just know.
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Before kids it was easy to judge bad parents. Then one day with child I found myself due to circumstances in a store way past my child’s bedtime. She was screaming and crying, because it was way past her bedtime. Then I realized… I was now
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7mo ago
I believe it is actually called: The masochist’s teapot. I recommend this book to anyone remotely interested in design. Even today it is fantastic.
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7mo ago
Then you knowall there is to say about it.