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by guelo 8mo ago
This is so condescending. You assume that your side has considered the opposing arguments and the other side has not and that is why they hold the wrong position.
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by guelo 8mo ago
This is the future of all devtools in the AI era. There's no reason for tool innovation because we'll just use whatever AIs know best which will always be the most common thing in their training data. It's a self-reinforcing
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by guelo 9mo ago
n=1 but I've picked up a daily chess hobby over the past couple of years and I noticed a big negative correlation between my chess rating and my weed use to the point that I've stopped using weed after a 20 year habit. I'm ta
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by guelo 9mo ago
This isn't right, the inflection point happens when computers/software can self-improve at a level where humans can't keep up. It isn't just that progress is continuously exponential, it's that tech becomes a magic
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by guelo 9mo ago
I was a subscriber until last year. They produce outstanding journalism with the exception of their Zionist pro-war bias, which I was ok ignoring until my disgust with their genocide whitewashing became too much.
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by guelo 9mo ago
As an old twitter fan, same. I was hoping elon would lose twitter to the banks in a bankruptcy.
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by guelo 9mo ago
I've been genuinely depressed about how fast the country is descending into strong man rule while half the country cheers it on. Which I think is their point, they want their political opponents to suffer at all costs.
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by guelo 9mo ago
Massie is the odd man out out of 1000s of Republican politicians in being willing to publicly criticize his own party. He is very not typical. Everybody else marches in lockstep with whatever insanity trump puts out.
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by guelo 9mo ago
All those llm wrapper companies make no sense.
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by guelo 9mo ago
Mastodon had their shot and people found it too confusing.
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by guelo 9mo ago
Because Kotlin took a dumb turn about 5 years ago and decided that multiplatform was their future instead of the jvm (because they felt threatened by React Native and Flutter on Android). Point being, they don't want to tie themselves
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by guelo 9mo ago
100% Israel. China couldn't save tiktok but when tiktokers started criticizing Israel's actions in Gaza Israel got tiktok transferred to a zionist lighting quick with support from both American political parties and no 1st amendme
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by guelo 9mo ago
This is just not true. Yegge is serious and thinks Gas Town is the next big thing.
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by guelo 9mo ago
"villages"? You're not from here are you? Makes me wonder if internationally you're getting general anti-American propaganda or if Republican anti-California propaganda is leaking worldwide.
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by guelo 9mo ago
YouTube premium being $14 a month is a scam. I very much doubt that they earn $14/month out of my ad viewing.
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by guelo 9mo ago
So what?
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by guelo 9mo ago
What's annoying is that companies capture user data and then lock it into their platforms, transform it, and resell it. But it is really the user's data that they're selling back to us. I would like regulation here, you captu
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by guelo 9mo ago
The greening is uneven. Canada/Siberia are getting warmer so plants have longer growing seasons there. But it's getting browner in other areas because of increased drought and heat. Overall the predictions are for lower global foo
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by guelo 9mo ago
gsera's point was that the suspicious part was the business side of it not the government.
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by guelo 9mo ago
It's insane that it's not connected to Bart. Or that it isn't Bart. Bart goes SF to San Jose in the East Bay but we have a separate system on the West Bay? It's all a sign of how dysfunctional California governments have
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by guelo 9mo ago
Lincoln’s gop was hated by conservatives and the south and loved by black people. The exact opposite of trump’s gop.
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by guelo 9mo ago
Correct, there is no recourse, they've used their 30 years of hard-core ideological Republican uni-party control to remove any possibility of opposition. Besides gerrymandering they're constantly attacking Houston's ability t
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by guelo 9mo ago
Correct it's part of a multi decade right wing effort to replace the ABA with the ideological Federalist Society. Trump's judges were the first that did not get ABA recommendations but were all Federalists. In Texas it seems more
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by guelo 9mo ago
hate-motivated doxing? That doesn't sound like a real thing except for maybe famous people, so we're basically back to rich people.
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by guelo 9mo ago
You're arguing for a pattern based on 1 data point.
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by guelo 10mo ago
Do not go there without ublock! The ads on there, especially porn ads, have gotten out of control. Who is it that's making money off of thepiratebay these days?
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by guelo 10mo ago
> liberal progressive hypocrisy zionist mccarthyism isn't progressive
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by guelo 10mo ago
Particularly American? What does that mean? That parents in other countries are better than us? That they have more time, more know how, more wisdom? Sorry but that's stupid and insulting, which I suspect was your intent.
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by guelo 10mo ago
And yet Venmo, a Paypal company, publishes transaction data publicly by default, no need to decrypt anything ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by guelo 10mo ago
98.378274% of the time when you read something on the internet quoting accurate probabilities they're making it up to push their biases onto you.

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