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by fakedang 11mo ago
Already on it. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/uk/british-man-arr...
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by fakedang 11mo ago
If Cardinal Richelieu had today's tracking, he'd be on another level. As would the Soviet Union - imagine being able to crush opposition in the satellites without any violence. Heck, no need to imagine - Russia already does that t
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by fakedang 11mo ago
Personal projects - Render and Railway. Serious uncomplicated work shit - AWS Serious complicated work shit - GCP Because they pay for my dinner dates - Azure
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by fakedang 11mo ago
And why not code? Are facial recognition models, AI LLMs to spew out spam and addictive social media algorithms not backed by code? The kings and dictators of the past had a lot more capital than Silicon Valley, but could only dream of buil
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by fakedang 11mo ago
Insurance is basically adding a middleman to socialized healthcare, one whose sole motive is to make more profit for its investors. Which in itself is a sore contradiction to the very idea of socialized healthcare. There are 2 routes of pro
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by fakedang 11mo ago
Just like the president he looks up to. Maybe that's the American Way? (/s but not really).
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by fakedang 11mo ago
Please share your secret settings! I get recommended Christian-right stuff talking about bringing back the Crusades.
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by fakedang 11mo ago
r/UnexpectedDune
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by fakedang 11mo ago
Rome's breadbasket was more than the Nile. Tunisia and parts of modern Algeria were also extremely green even during the late Roman period
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by fakedang 11mo ago
For one, I'd like the EU to use this as evidence to straight up ban Meta apps. If countries can ban TikTok, why not extend the same privilege to Meta? But then again, the EU are a bunch of vacuous chicken shits incapable of pulling the
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by fakedang 11mo ago
Every time I open YouTube in incognito mode, depending on the region I'm in, I get recommended either far-right content, Bitcoin grifters, Israel shills, nauseating YouTube vitality factories or straight up Jihadist/Hindutva/
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by fakedang 11mo ago
Because it's the great nation of India, where harassment and dowry cases and custody laws swing hard in favor of the wife. Which has resulted in the worst of both worlds - poor women who won't even see a the light of day in front
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by fakedang 11mo ago
Transportation AI does not remotely require any of the heavy investments obligated to run LLMs.
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by fakedang 11mo ago
> In a text message in 2021, Mark Zuckerberg said that he wouldn’t say that child safety was his top concern “when I have a number of other areas I’m more focused on like building the metaverse.” > Zuckerberg also shot down or ignored
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by fakedang 11mo ago
Guy basically projected his entire character in a single comment lol.
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by fakedang 11mo ago
This is what I've observed too. Claude is great for general codebase building - give it a prompt for building an entire app from scratch and it will do that for you. Codex is good for debugging one-off issues that crop up because Claud
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by fakedang 11mo ago
What the actual fuck logic is this? I grinded fairly well enough in my 20s, just as many other people I know who did. We're much better off than 99.99% of the world. That doesn't make us think of sexually abusing children and adol
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by fakedang 11mo ago
On what basis do you say that Epstein was pretty talented at finance? This guy was a math teacher with no actual degree. The only reason he got his gig in finance was by schmoozing up the dad of one of his students, who was CEO of Bear Stea
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by fakedang 11mo ago
Old techniques like Qanats and Shabestans aren't going to help Iranians deal with effluents in the water, or straight-up water misuse by businesses controlled by the Ayatollahs.
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by fakedang 11mo ago
> I don’t see Pichai changing Google so fundamentally. I admire Cook though. Well he did change Google fundamentally. Imagine being so dense you're fumbling to a competitor built on a technology that you innovated . That being said,
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by fakedang 1y ago
Honestly if there were an Office, or rather Excel, alternative that ran on Linux perfectly, people would have switched aeons ago, even in corporate.
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by fakedang 1y ago
And as an aside, let's deep dive into the kind of person Larry Ellison is. Guy literally bought out an island where he rules as almost-a-king. You can't do shit in Lanai without Larry's say-so, and if you move out of Lanai or
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by fakedang 1y ago
Strong Aladdeen energy! https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vm7dIAq7QwM
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by fakedang 1y ago
Private equity: Y'all got some of that excess data center capacity for cheap? Source, we basically explored this at my previous job, and that was 7 years back.
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by fakedang 1y ago
Teheran has all these problems all because of the clerics. The city is insanely polluted. The waters are polluted, the air polluted, the vehicles aged and polluting, the works. Guess that's what happens when you have a country run by u
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by fakedang 1y ago
I activated Robot mode and use a personalized prompt that eliminates all kinds of sycophantic behaviour and it's a breath of fresh air. Try this prompt (after setting it to Robot mode): "Absolute Mode • Eliminate: emojis, filler,
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by fakedang 1y ago
Claude is a great example of a great product coupled with shitty UX, UI and customer service all in one. Is it just me or does it slow down significantly after 5 chats or so? Or the fact that you have to set the style for each chat. Oh, and
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by fakedang 1y ago
Also, "look I have disposable income to buy unwanted goods". Like painting a large bullseye on your back.
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by fakedang 1y ago
Democrats aren't playing to win. They're gunning to lose. Why? Because that's how they make money from corporate donors. Losing means they can point fingers at Republicans and seek money. Winning though means that they have t
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by fakedang 1y ago
Parisian pickpockets gonna salivate over this.

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