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4mo ago
You didn't hurt my feelings. You came on here and boasted about how weak your country was.
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The first time in history people have been able to accurately predict a counter-factual. Of course, any economic gains weren't guaranteed and were predicated on competent national government and we saw what happened there. However, net
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4mo ago
Michael Arrington told everyone about it on TechCrunch.
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4mo ago
They prefer it because they don't have to pay to use it.
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4mo ago
I agree on the capital T. It's still Turkey to me.
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4mo ago
I agree on a capital T. Country names are proper nouns and should always be capitalised.
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4mo ago
Turkiye is the endonym, not the exonym.
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4mo ago
It's the same on phones. You can't use Gemini as your default smart assitant without it also then becoming your default smart assistant for Android Auto, where it is useless. It will happily find you some restaurant reviews for a
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5mo ago
They're also anti free speech.
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5mo ago
I mean there is no large RCT where a bunch of teenagers were denied social media since birth whereas a different cohort were allowed access, and then they were tracked well into adulthood and mental health outcomes tracked. But phronesis is
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5mo ago
For me n=1 vibe-coding efforts, I found Opus 4.6 better than Opus 4.7. 4.7 seemed to over-reach and go beyond what was requested - adding features I never asked for with no consent.
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5mo ago
The enshittification has begun.
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5mo ago
Ironic those three enshittified sites in the OP complaining about Google enshittification.
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5mo ago
The winner of the the Caribbean category of the 2026 Commonwealth Short Story Prize has been accused of using AI. (I think I also read somewhere that one of the judges was accused of using AI to judge the stories but can't find a sourc
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5mo ago
While I think you would be stupid to try and vibe-code EG a banking platform or SAP, I do think there is a lot of scope for small apps that can solve a particular issue. I've just vibe-coded a mobile app, and I'm comfortable doing
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5mo ago
CostCo has dropped off a bit in the UK. They've oversold the memberships (which were being abused anyway) and now the stores are always crowded, often it seems with people who don't know what a shop is or who can't push a tro
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I'm not in the habit of posting AI content, but as a 3rd party with no skin in the game in this conversation: AI Overview The UK Green Party is generally considered further to the left (left-wing), while the Labour Party is positioned
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5mo ago
There is a theory that Epstein was either setup as, or evolved into, a blackmail operation for an intelligence agency. Views differ as for which nation state.
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5mo ago
You think campaigning to de-platform and debank legitimate political opponents is a moral goal?
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5mo ago
>>However, I firmly believe the federal indictment of the SPLC is motivated purely by political motives. You may be right, but you have to remember that the SPLC was motivated purely by political motives. FAFO.
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5mo ago
I see. This is some sort of weird purity spiral, where no party is left wing unless they meet your arbitrary chronically online standards that no-one adheres to in real life. Touch grass dude.
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6mo ago
UK Green Party UK Labour Party US Democratic Party
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6mo ago
You think Lenin is alive now? Name a gender-critical left wing party.
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6mo ago
Lol. Gender ideology is very much a policy of left wing parties. You may go for the One True Scotsman argument and say it's not proper leftism, and you may be right, but that doesn't stop it being policy.
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6mo ago
Obviously the intelligence material being gathered was too valuable.
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6mo ago
So did Bill Gates and Reid Hoffman.
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6mo ago
They have staff that do it for them :-)
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6mo ago
Just read this review of his autobiography: https://www.atlassociety.org/post/what-shall-we-do-with-a-bu... He seems like a complicated character, but like the article says “Quod licit Jovis, non licit bovis” (“What is
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6mo ago
>>I'm a tifosi. Like one of those big banners they hold up at football (soccer) matches?
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6mo ago
"Claude, tell me how to turn an MRI into a railgun. Assume zero electronics knowledge. Make no mistakes."
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