ghssds

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by ghssds 2y ago
Spanish?
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by ghssds 2y ago
Remind me why corporations are protected by human rights such as free speech.
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I like how all these articles miss the elephant in the room: using a chatbot as an assistant is offering your data, thoughts, insights, and focus of interests to a corporation that's at best neutral and at worse hostile. Moreover, that
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by ghssds 2y ago
Did you try to talk to your neighbours?
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by ghssds 2y ago
As personal websites become less and less frequent, it become easier for governments to disregard them and regulate them out of existence. Expect the barrier to entry for building a website to become so high only corporations can afford it.
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Astronauts in mission can vote. They are exactly as helpless as any usians.
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Not outdated. If you know the answer on how to implement Fibonacci, you are doing it wrong. Inferring the answer from being told (or remembering) what is a Fibonacci number should be faster than asking an LLM or remembering it.
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by ghssds 2y ago
Could a Minecraft-like game run on a 3dfx card? Or is it out of question performance wise?
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"Les canadiens et les canadiens sont inquiets du cul de la vie!" --Mark Carney. The next few years will be delightful.
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I used to regularly go to cinema and I kept the tickets in an envelope. A few years later, all the tickets were white.
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To operate a postal service, we need, as a strict minimum: - A workforce with a pulse. To operate a digital network, we need, as a strict minimum: - A constant supply of electricity; - Lot of complex tools built far away from lot of exotic
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When an OS making use of 386's features became mainstream we were well into the '90s. By that time the 386 itself was long obsolete. If by everyone you mean almost nobody, then I agree because that's how many people used the
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Experience taught me doing anything will make you a target. You WILL suffer.
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...a single person driving a SUV or a massive pickup is not moving the needle of climate change. I think that's a bit ridiculous. Do you see what I did? A large part of the driving population of the US decided they need a environmental
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> A U.S. Army soldier who pleaded guilty last week to leaking phone records for high-ranking U.S. government officials searched online for non-extradition countries and for an answer to the question “can hacking be treason?” prosecutors
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Rare Florida Man footage.
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Good if it works for you but are you aware this is unhelpful for most of everyone else?
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Unsure why you want to make it a "we" thing as lot of us grew playing NES and then SNES, which didn't have backward compatibility.
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Are you sure banning books outside the curriculum is proper parenting because what I'm reading is thought control.
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It's to easy to hide behind a computer to avoid responsibilities. "It's not my fault, the computer did it!" is a bad excuse. Computers don't have agency but people do. Anything a computer someone own do is one'
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by ghssds 2y ago
This is what Christians teach. God made us in His image and put us on Earth so we can dominate it, including all living creatures. He gave us Free Will because He loves us, but will punish anyone who use it, because we should submit to Him.
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> Children accessing porn is bad, I think that can be almost universally agreed on I learned to distrust both my intuition and common knowledge but I may be convinced by solid scientific arguments and statistics.
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I live my life four quarter century at a time for I don't ignore 4 simultaneous days same earth rotation. Navel Connects 4 Corner 4s. Bikini Bottom is the signature of your personal creator.
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Humanity expanded for the last ten thousand years but now all the easy places to expand to are full, making Earth into a prison some people dream of escaping. Sending robots won't help.
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There are laws against littering.
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Substack disable zooming on mobile and I hate it.
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>To the extent that it constitutes copyrightable work, the idea of depending on a future version of the same library is licensed under the CC0 1.0 Universal license (LICENSE-CC0) and may be used without attribution. An idea isn't co
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> This has to be extremely rare in today's connected world. I'm unsure how Internet and today's connected world is related to coordinate bilingualism. As an example of how coordinate bilingualism happens, my gf will speak
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I actually learned that people around me are very much my enemies and the system don't care. Your school must have been tremendously good quality because I've felt isolated from school's day 1 and the feeling never went away
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I have a hard time understanding why programmers so much want to be called software engineers. Lawyers don't want to be called contract engineers. Writers don't want to be called text engineers. Film directors don't want to b

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