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by ffhhj 2y ago
They are crowdsourcing the effort of app moderation to save money. I have had many apps in different accounts and they just come up with any excuse pulled from their policies to bring them down and stop providing the service those $25 paid
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Great, try it some day.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
It could also be apnea, the body can do weird things like quick strong muscle spasms to weak you up.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
> She said that made it "basically impossible" for the board to understand if the safety measures were sufficient or if any changes were needed. It's scary that he now wants to pivot to nuclear power.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Because doing it is hard to master, harder to execute, and way harder to be economically succesful at it.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
> Windows 11 plummeted to a 25.69% market share after it reached an all-time high of 28.16% back in February 2024. Meanwhile, Windows 10 has risen to over 70% market share during the same period 1980's: we all wanted personal comput
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by ffhhj 2y ago
I've never experienced important health issues, but since being a kid I noticed that staying still in squad pose and then standing up would cause very bright dots moving in my vision that would slowly go away. These should be caused by
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Someone please tell them they can wrap that code inside an "if" condition, and continue with the rest of the search.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Your username, that's the spirit.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
If they only need heat, could they use nuclear waste?
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by ffhhj 2y ago
And Microsoft sends all that info to their servers for better telemetry right?
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by ffhhj 2y ago
They have this Time Machine so they say.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Clean energy until waste is hidden under the carpet for thousands of years.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
The butt pattern.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
DisclosedAI
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by ffhhj 2y ago
I remember IO2 Heliodisplay from around 2007. Now their site seems to be dead. > This holographic-style display works by projecting a 2D image onto a cloud of microscopic droplets (probably water, although this isn't confirmed) htt
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Nice theory! That would help explain the Great Attractor. The Universe could actually be a deformed blob of spacetime and the Big Bang and its development just happens to be the result of this blob's movements. There are rogue blackhol
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Research is what creates, bloating Internet and devices with AI parrots is just sales.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
I'm an AI optimist but LLMs are still too primitive and burning resources too soon on them is a waste. Imagine nuclear powered ENIACs. The research should continue and Close AI haven't got to the pinacle of AI.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
> He’s said that he sees nuclear energy as one of the best ways to solve the problem of growing demand for AI, and the energy that powers the technology, without relying on fossil fuels. Of all the things in which a scarce planet resourc
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by ffhhj 2y ago
It's valid. Engineer means the role requires applying math and sciences. There could be a Potato Farmer, and then a Potato Engineer that measures crops in time and space, solves growth optimization problems, and researches solutions fo
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Why is everyone talking about inflation? Creating a device like a modern GPU in the times of the Manhattan Project would have required building a supercomputer way bigger and more expensive than the Project itself. Tech has simply become su
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by ffhhj 2y ago
"Elon Gates to reach the stars"
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Curious what it would produced with: "they have launch a rockestaurant".
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by ffhhj 2y ago
"Safari, I want to watch latest X videos." "Sure thing! Loading xvideos!"
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by ffhhj 2y ago
Cold call security companies and offer services.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
The evergreen: make interesting stories because people will always consume them, in the way of books or games.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
> Once the user sends or receives an email, Avast will scan it and add an email signature without the user's consent. The signature indicates that the sender of the email is "Virus-free" and includes a link to the Avast of
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by ffhhj 2y ago
To remove the extra info. Inkscape adds a lot of stuff. For example export a simple SVG from Figma and open it in Inkscape, then save and compare.
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by ffhhj 2y ago
I say Meta is a heavy lifter that can fully subside them. They want us to strap an ad ridden device to our heads? Won't really work with the price higher than $0.

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