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franktankbank
17d ago
LOL I have no idea about the dog in the manger. You have my full attention, please tell me the story.
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franktankbank
17d ago
Sure thats obviously how it works today. Now what do I do next time someone comes and asks how to do something?
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franktankbank
17d ago
Imagine someone asks you how to do something at work, you tell them. Then they create a huge packet filled with bullshit about how it got done and now they are your boss.
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franktankbank
20d ago
And they work in mass media.
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franktankbank
21d ago
You are in a bubble.
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franktankbank
24d ago
They stole the prompts dingus. These are not ethical or law abiding people. They are hungry sharks.
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franktankbank
27d ago
What about ripping off the prompts?
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franktankbank
27d ago
Is enterprise support super valuable these days when you get shafted anyway? Just pay for in house ya dingus.
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franktankbank
1mo ago
Personally I found Indians to be cloistered, two-faced and loose with the truth in my work.
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franktankbank
1mo ago
Who cares where this so called innovation happens? Won't it be cheaper for all of us if the salaries are in much lower cost of living places? Why would a US citizen give a shit?
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franktankbank
1mo ago
How is that hacking?
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franktankbank
2mo ago
> The court specifically determined that the Internet Archive was guilty This doesn't seem to be a contradiction. Sometimes the courts are wrong or even the law is wrong. It is just a label.
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franktankbank
2mo ago
I think the GP assumption is that there is a bad actor intent on serious harm. I'm not really sure where I side on this. Ideally Defense would be able to conduct exercises without worrying about harming civilians. But that seems impos
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franktankbank
2mo ago
Dumb argument though when UHG owns the hospitals, pharmacy and the insurance company. They can make the "profit" of any one of them be anything they want really.
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franktankbank
2mo ago
I have a temp controlled fan (I should verify its working). The thermostat is downstairs so the upstairs where we slept was generally 5 F hotter. Installed that fan near the roof peak (actually replaced an existing vent) and it made a big
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2mo ago
Also why do we want to kneecap?
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franktankbank
2mo ago
Liechtenstein ain't going to swamp anything tho right? Very long paragraphs for a dumb conclusion.
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franktankbank
2mo ago
I'm not really sure how to clarify what I mean by Trojan horse. I think people respond to incentives so I don't really care how people take advantage of that. I do think that there is some shortsightedness on the part of the peo
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2mo ago
I used to have more open attitudes, probably mostly stemming from the idea that America should take in the best and the brightest and that was a big driver of Americas rise to power. I sort of see it more like a Trojan horse as used in the
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3mo ago
We follow a path governed only by the logic chain of previous mistakes. Our next recognition of one could be pretty brutal.
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franktankbank
3mo ago
Do not answer calls from random numbers. When has that ever been a benefit?
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franktankbank
3mo ago
The person you are replying to is on every Zig thread bashing it.
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franktankbank
3mo ago
I think its worthwhile to hear how some self promoting person is actually a piece of crap.
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3mo ago
And I see AI maximalists circling the wagon.
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franktankbank
3mo ago
LLMs don't know anything.
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franktankbank
3mo ago
Probably should just import more labor I guess
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franktankbank
3mo ago
Microsoft is a mafia that sometimes produces code (poorly).
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franktankbank
3mo ago
Freakin useless is hiding OBD codes.
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franktankbank
4mo ago
HILARIOUS!
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franktankbank
4mo ago
I'm sorry but Rome certainly didn't have airplanes.
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