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by duxup 9mo ago
Gift link https://www.nytimes.com/2026/02/07/us/politics/doj-prosecuto...
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Demanding Support for Trump, Justice Dept. Struggles to Recruit Prosecutors(nytimes.com)
4 points by duxup 9mo ago|2 comments
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by duxup 9mo ago
I miss reading Roger, reading his reviews and writing was one of my favorite things to do.
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by duxup 9mo ago
I have trouble taking these AI posts seriously that don’t have code / actual examples.
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by duxup 9mo ago
I understand how some folks feel about that, it just hasn’t been a problem for me.
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Homeland Security Spying on Reddit Users(kenklippenstein.com)
105 points by duxup 9mo ago|34 comments
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by duxup 9mo ago
Very cool. I don't really know how to judge the kinda design heavy personal sites or their work, but I like it.
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by duxup 9mo ago
I was a windows guy for a long time. I went to macOS. Despite the complaints I've seen on the internet I've been very happy in macOS land. Someone mentioned that while macOS has "never been worse" the difference bet
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by duxup 9mo ago
The consecutive GOP events don't seem to point to that.
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by duxup 9mo ago
I imagine it's easier to some extent to put up the good fight / keep fighting rather than face the terrible unfairness of it all. But in focusing on the fight, I also wonder about being present in the reality with a partner.
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by duxup 9mo ago
I struggle with some folks impressions of AI vs my experience. I was working with it last night and it would create a function, and almost immediately delete it and things wouldn't work. (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻ Like right there in your own cod
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by duxup 9mo ago
I agree generally as far as immediate losses. But I think longer term with AI soaking up a lot of investment dollars we see other places not seeing investment or hiring growth.
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by duxup 9mo ago
I recall similar predictions from stimulus from the mortgage crisis. Things did not seem to play out predictably, I'm not sure all the old rules are as hard and fast anymore as people think.
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by duxup 9mo ago
>There are a lot of better, smaller, companies you could be working for, but you chose the evil ones because it pays better. Amen. I have a buddy who has very strong attitude about how "companies / your employer are not your fr
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by duxup 9mo ago
TY
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by duxup 9mo ago
Spyware?
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by duxup 9mo ago
> people more concerned with process than results Sounds like something Steve Jobs observed at apple https://youtu.be/l4dCJJFuMsE?si=QOCBUqcUPWu8AsAX
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by duxup 9mo ago
It seems like Trump tries very hard to associate himself with things racists do/like, etc.
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New critique debunks claim that trees can sense a solar eclipse(arstechnica.com)
2 points by duxup 9mo ago|0 comments
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by duxup 9mo ago
How many people are actually capable of producing any level of critical thinking that would give them an advantage? But let’s say you are in fact very smart and you know the market is hanging by a thread. So you invest according to what you
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by duxup 9mo ago
I think that would require someone looking at the content.
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by duxup 9mo ago
Funny, I went to its_magic 's profile wondering the same thing. I got a response from that user that was weirdly repetitive of what I was saying ... like a riff off what I said and a strange bit of a summary of the article in question.
563.
by duxup 9mo ago
Is there a solution to this? Let's say these jobs are bad. What do we do then? Just not have people do this job? Not allow uploads?
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by duxup 9mo ago
I miss when websites were, by default, there to provide me content ...
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by duxup 9mo ago
Perspective, and the ability to see things outside the frame of ones own circumstances is not a common trait I fear. I think plenty of people say the right things, but it might just be that my or their circumstances brought us to the same
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by duxup 9mo ago
Internet add networks really lowered the bar for advertising. Ads on social media, youtube, everywhere seem to be a high % of scams, or weirdly creepy type health products, or creepily manipulative (and ironic) content like "if you&#x2
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by duxup 9mo ago
Well yes, I did read the article ...
568.
by duxup 9mo ago
I had no idea these were actually made in significant numbers. >even a modern woodmobile requires up to 10 minutes to get up to working temperature That was my first question, and I can't imagine it would be great to have a parking
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by duxup 9mo ago
Feels like this could result in some "malicious compliance".
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by duxup 9mo ago
Good point. It's strange as it seems like using Bitcoin to buy things is structurally difficult anyway. If that should have held the price stable ... it isn't very good at doing that thing.

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