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footlose_3815
1y ago
Reality is often a parody of itself. Did you know he famously quoted that empathy "Does a lot of damage"? https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/charlie-kirk-empathy-quote...
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Yes. Last week sucked. We were thinking of sticking with them, but it seems they're shakier than I thought. With all that, and GPT5 just kicking Opus 4.1's butt in cost, reliability, and quality, I'm leaning OpenAI again. Who
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1y ago
Phishing campaigns are about to get a lot more effective.
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1y ago
Once again, stuff I don't care about. We would be 3x as impressed if it was 3x as wide and 3x battery life. TouchID is also still sorely missed, and I will die on that hill. I'm on a 2022 SE hoping they change their mind one day.
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1y ago
Maybe a month ago, I started getting bombareded with every element of the right wing media ecosphere on Facebook. "Trump for President", Ben Shapiro, JD Vance, and piles of dogwhistle-named Facebook pages who are reaching for ever
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1y ago
The frog has boiled. These companies actively profit when kids are engaged and unhappy.
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1y ago
In related thought, when I listen to Suno, when I create "Epic Power Metal", the singer is very-often indistinguishible from the famous Hansi Kursch, of Blind Guardian. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hansi_K%C3
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1y ago
I... Don't want to join, or watch, or contribute, or login... But the clickbait headline had me for a sec.
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*Hand-drawn 2D animation. There's tons of 2D animation out there right now, and I hate it all from "A little bit" to "It's unbearable to look at". Animation rigging, squeezing and bouncing every part of the cha
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Whelp, time to restructure Mozilla... sadly...
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1y ago
A tech industry veteran? You would think they could realize it's a disingenuous exchange between him and the AI, but nobody is immune to mental illness.
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1y ago
Not sure if it's been declared generally yet, but debugging is harder with AI. Once your requests start to veer away from the direction you wanted (Especially if at-any-point, you transition to Cursor's "Free" mode, and
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Those are just the anecdotal bad things unions are known for in political smear campaigns. Blockade from what? Flip the script and they're protecting their own. Someone joined a group that protected them. Seems like a good deal to an i
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1y ago
In its current form, the game is a shell of its former self. They took away a lot of features and maps. They even combined the reviews of CS:GO and CS2 to make CS2 look better. You can't even play CS:GO anymore. It was all moved to CS2
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Sucks they trained on our data and hard work when all we wanted was a place to put our code and have others look at it. Microsoft ruins everything they touch. They will find a way to ruin Github shortly. Anyone posting a step-by-step to do
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Twice
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masterpiece_Cakeshop_v._Colora... Thoughts? You must feel conflicted. Since Trump's actions are in violation of this logic.
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Supreme court said people could deny business to anyone for any reason during the gay couple cake fiasco, no? If dude wasn't fed from a silver spoon, he'd know better and watch his lying mouth.
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1y ago
To think, it's possible this entire thing was vibe coded.
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Are you OK knowing how much it costs taxpayers for him to stay at his own golf course? It's corruption at its core. He's robbing taxpayers. It comes to around 10 million per trip of the taxpayer dollars. He gives smoke and mirrors
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>Esp when the lowest setting isn't even meant to be purchased Yes, I'm glad they finally went to 16/18GB for the new processors. M3 non-pro processors were shipping with 8GB. That was less than a year ago. >People are s
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$1200 for 4TB upgrade is so ridiculous. Manufacturers holding RAM for ransom is very annoying. Esp when the lowest setting isn't even meant to be purchased, and the specs are so low they will underperform, or be obsolete in a few years
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The very first thing I said was he was touting a feature that was already available in all other AIs. That was the whole point, Musk described something that was a feature of literally every other AI. Grok's features are independent of
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Cursor is a leap in difference because it writes to your filesystem and is an AI agent in front of other AIs. Musk obviously didn't test Cursor, and either got this from his yesmen, or he's just lying unchecked as usual.
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These apps are cancer. Otter.ai for example, by default, will scrape the call's contacts, and email every single one, saying they can access the notes if they sign-up. A 300 person meeting, their spam bot sends out 300 emails. Totally
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"Cured" seems to be words chosen by OP.
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Someone needs to go into congress and demonstrate to them, live, how easy it is to lift their phone numbers and call them all at once.
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1y ago
Let's not draw attention to Microsoft packaging it up in a pretty subscription for dataminers to download. People will put stuff on professional networks forever, but only once you subscribe can you get that stuff real fast over API, c
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