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In the article he seems to be saying several different things (maybe?) 1. We shouldn't give computers human emotions, or have them stimulate emotions. I guess because computers are better at solving problems and should leave human inte
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I'm sure it's a complete accident that binance was involved in setting up Trump's current crypto scam https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/23/technology/trump-pardons-... Corruption is basicall
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The coauthors Charlie Warzel and Matteo Wong are more cultural critics than finance or tech experts.
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I'm convinced the major tobacco companies will do well if the government ever manages to crack down on sketchy and illegal vaping products and stores. But this seems very hard to do.
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I recently saw a listing for a house where the pictures alternate between a garbage looking house and a nice cleaned up version. At first I thought it was before and after pictures for a renovated house, but no they were AI generated pictur
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I think the dominant attitude in the US is to stick your head in the sand. Tons of older homes have asbestos yet almost zero of them report it in their listing or their disclosure report. If you test it and find it you have to report it. If
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Google finance recently added an AI search box to the bottom of the page. If you accidentally scroll up from there bottom of the screen it opens an annoying AI summary of current events. If I ask the search bar how to remove the search bar
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It's not that different for other contractors either. That's part of the reason housing prices are so high. As unbelievable as it is, someone must be willing to pay the high prices. Economic inequality is the basic reason for the
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Some questions: 1. The article doesn't say how much power he actually generates from the panels. 2. It would be nice if more were said about the need for bracing. How high can the fence be without requiring bracing? 3. If you want to e
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I am having trouble understanding the rational for these pardons. The best I can come up with is that they've decided that there is literally nothing that would cause them to lose the support of Republican voters, and the actions are b
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They've said this so many times that I'm not even sure what they could say at this point to make me believe them.
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I was under the impression that lfp didn't work in cold temperatures, which is a problem if you want to keep it in a shed so it doesn't burn your house down.
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Just to be pedantic, you could have a current meter where the clamp/hall sensor is internal and not clamped on the power cord.
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A lot of his comics aren't great, having to create 7 per week, a fact he referenced in his comics themselves. But just the way he represented people - pudgy, cat's eye glasses, doing some esoteric thing like collecting butterflies
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And the thermal receipt paper is supposed to give you cancer too.
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HTML+CSS+JavaScript is already a massive framework and layer of abstraction. Try creating a GUI in C++ without using any libraries.
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There is something like a billion years missing from the geological record in places called the great unconformity due to erosion on snowball earth, although it's probably not covering up any lost civilizations. https://m.yo
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I don't know how they would establish causality (for the major fire and deaths) beyond a reasonable doubt when the fire he set was seemingly put out and the entire region is a tinderbox. Whatever his crimes, he seems like a convenient
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Studs Terkel interview with Bertrand Russell: https://studsterkel.wfmt.com/programs/interviewing-lord-bert...
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Reverse shell command search for eg *.txt allows you to look through the most recent text files you've explicitly referenced
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It's still baiting you - why are they hated? The article is a good presentation and tutorial on this particular feature which is itself interesting, but the current title could mean many different things and isn't very clear. Is i
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This is a common thing to hear, but I'm not sure how true it is. It would be nice to hear from a historian, but Hitler and the Nazis did many things that were not legal in the early days. They did dodgy and possibly illegal things to g