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by fusslo 8mo ago
local town offices mostly use facebook for news and events. I signed up in 2023 after not using it since 2008. I can't believe how bad the marketplace feature is compared to craigslist. It's trying to get me to keep coming back an
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by fusslo 8mo ago
I guess so, I expected a little more nuance to hide it better. but it was just blatant. like any child could figure it out
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by fusslo 8mo ago
The whole article reads like a puff piece for Zuckerberg/meta. They had him on the stand and these were the most interesting questions and answers? I feel like the WSJ is trying to convince me facebook is a good company trying its best
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by fusslo 8mo ago
I wonder if there's any connection to the rude/unhinged agent that published a hit piece on the dev yesterday Seems like the kinda place that agent would hang out https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47006843
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by fusslo 8mo ago
anecdotally i've had this conversation with 3 people (engineers) at my work today. They all thought it was crazy that without a subscription they're recording and uploading video. One person asked 'Why are we paying for a sub
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by fusslo 8mo ago
could someone ELI5 for this ignoramus? It sounds like JWST found a galaxy where one wasn't expected to be for the time in which it takes light to reach where JWST is? I assume it's important because we expected nothing and there w
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by fusslo 8mo ago
"zoom", "LibreOffice Editor", "Enhanced Image Viewer", "Video Downloader PLUS" I guess I shouldnt be surprised on how many use "LibreOffice" or other legit company names to lend legitimacy t
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by fusslo 8mo ago
My mothers' friends have to fund vacations for their adult children and grand children in order to spend time with them. They wont let her stay at their home. My mother was giddy when my father died; so I have strong boundaries in our
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by fusslo 8mo ago
I know there's a lot of questions why it's so expensive, but can I just extol the work done by Riley and team? Since the Epstein files dropped they've cloned gmail, gdrive, gmessages, amazon orders, transcribed court proceedi
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by fusslo 8mo ago
beautiful. I hope the next thing to get out of car interiors is the black glossy plastic. My car has it - shows EVERY spec of dust. Every finger smudge. Cleaning with a microfiber cloth left scratches. The only thing I can think of is that
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by fusslo 8mo ago
I wonder if there's a metric or measure of how much jargon goes into a README or other document. Reading the first three sentences of this README. 43 words, I would consider 15 terms to be jargon incomprehensible to the layman.
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by fusslo 8mo ago
snarky answer: so you can be that 'AI guy' at your office that everyone avoids in the snackroom
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by fusslo 8mo ago
the first time I did work as the article suggests I used my monthly allowance in a day. Apparently out of 3-5k people with access to our AI tools, there's fewer than a handful of us REALLY using it. Most are asking questions in the cha
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by fusslo 8mo ago
I would never agree with you. protestors behaving legally or practicing civil disobedience can still have their lives ruined by people in power. https://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/news/arizona-supreme-court-s...
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by fusslo 9mo ago
Also, anecdotally false. The highest performers were often late 30s-55 yo at both startups I've worked (acquired and 'unicorn'). The young had tons of energy, but their output didn't meet any engineering rigor for workin
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by fusslo 9mo ago
I had this exact scene in my mind and I am glad I am not alone, friend
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by fusslo 9mo ago
> But what's the point of bringing a phone at this point? I don't have much experience with protests, but I'd think people still need to commute to them. Either by their own car, public transport, or uber. It would be nice
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by fusslo 9mo ago
now there's 9999 and 1337 for scores. Imma guess there's not a lot of security on the scoreboard of a fun little game
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by fusslo 9mo ago
you could afford the real stuff??
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by fusslo 9mo ago
It's kinda shocking to me how people are so willing to give tools to government agencies to track, spy, find, dox, and identify fellow citizens. I guess I grew up drinking the 'American culture is one of mistrust of government&#x2
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by fusslo 9mo ago
Is there a term for the distance between an acronym's first use and its definition?
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by fusslo 9mo ago
also an insecure/jealous manager will see you as a threat and do everything to make you ineffective, miserable, and quit
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by fusslo 9mo ago
lmao, ok ty for the promise. good enough for me! Ty for sharing your book, it's pretty fun
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by fusslo 9mo ago
Am I crazy to distrust a .pdf and .epub only option hosted on github in 2026? The author looks legit - or at least has contributions for over a year. But github is free & idk if they scan user repos for malware Are .pdfs and .epub safe
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by fusslo 9mo ago
I ask ChatGPT all kinds of questions that could be considered potentially problematic. For example, I frequently ask about my dog’s medications. When my dog had a reaction to one of them, I asked ChatGPT about the symptoms, which ultimately
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by fusslo 9mo ago
Why do you say they don't have jurisdiction in that case? Article 70: “It shall be a crime for any person to commit any of the following acts: (a) giving false testimony; (b) presenting false or forged evidence; (c) corruptly influenci
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by fusslo 9mo ago
I'm not saying I agree with the following. From what I've read from the ICC: 1. Palestine acceded to the Rome Statute. 2. The ICC recognizes the Gaza Strip and the West Bank to be Palestinian territories 3. The ICC Article 12(2)(a
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by fusslo 10mo ago
difficult to find the reasoning behind the 10% being considered "reasonable" from the article. It sounds like Edison has a lot of risk mitigation of wildfires, and is dealing wit a lot of litigation. Is part of the 10% profit goin
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by fusslo 10mo ago
I wonder what our founders would think about tools like Flock. From what I understand these systems are legal because there is no expectation of privacy in public. Therefore any time you go in public you cannot expect NOT to be tracked, pho
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by fusslo 10mo ago
one person proved the uselessness of ai reviews for our entire company. He'd make giant, 100+ file changes, 1000+ worded PRs. Impossible to review. eventually he just modified the permissions to require a single approval, approves his

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