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by hluska 10mo ago
I’m having a lot of trouble with your comment. The word ‘resell’ doesn’t appear anywhere in the issue - there is absolutely nothing about reselling it anywhere within the linked issue.
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by hluska 10mo ago
I’m into the full meal deal theory. Her own excuse is a complete lie, she doesn’t understand the story and somehow doesn’t even understand journalism. In this case, 60 Minutes asked the White House for comment and they refused. If a party t
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by hluska 10mo ago
I can’t figure out why you’re being simultaneously argumentative and dismissive. But you’re being argumentative and dismissive while talking about a totally different subject than the person you’re replying to. EU citizens would have reason
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by hluska 10mo ago
That’s a poorly written roast.
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by hluska 10mo ago
Is there a reason you hold onto data for thirty days? That’s a non starter for me - I don’t have a clue who you are or what this is even used for.
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by hluska 10mo ago
It’s easy to criticize a police investigation after the suspect has been caught. But in the moment, none of the responding officers had a clue what they were walking into. Brown is a large campus in a strongly residential neighbourhood with
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by hluska 10mo ago
Making money? Geez, you’re an optimist and that’s a good thing. I wish I had made money. My foray into publishing was the most expensive career I have ever had.
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by hluska 10mo ago
Writing is difficult and like all art forms, it’s subject to impostor syndrome. Blogging is the best way I have found to remind yourself that you’re not an impostor. And the more experience you get proving you’re not an impostor, the easier
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by hluska 10mo ago
Quite the opposite - most people who should write ask whether or not they should. My source on that is my foray into the publishing industry. It’s common amongst good writers.
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by hluska 10mo ago
This topic was boring years ago. At this point, it’s all been said by better who are better at writing than you.
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by hluska 10mo ago
In that case, you’re not a very nice person.
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by hluska 11mo ago
The opening anecdote was interesting. The author’s overall point seemed to be that eroticism loses out when privacy is lost. Yet they were upset that when they shared their erotic experience with a friend, that friend didn’t find it erotic
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by hluska 11mo ago
You don’t know much about cars. All the work they had done on their vehicle was typical for that model generation. Air suspensions are generally problematic because of constant wear mixed with parts issues, and A/C problems are common
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by hluska 11mo ago
If you consider updates to be zero value, sure.
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by hluska 11mo ago
Do you really think that a dealership would tie up a service bay to keep you captive? Service is where dealers make their money. You’re convinced that manufacturers will sell data to insurance companies yet believe that dealers will sacrifi
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by hluska 11mo ago
I guess we’ve reached a point where instead of taking personal responsibility for our backups, we just try to turn the internet into our personal army against products.
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by hluska 11mo ago
The economics change when you’re in oil country. My beautiful little province has oil wells drilled between 250 and 2900 metres. Due to corporate ‘issues’ many of these wells are orphaned and remediation becomes a provincial problem. With d
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by hluska 11mo ago
I live in a part of the world that is far below freezing for a significant portion of the year. Thus a large portion of my annual energy usage goes into not freezing to death. When I drive my daughter to school when it’s -40 fucking degrees
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by hluska 11mo ago
That’s a lot of words to admit that geothermal has its place.
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by hluska 11mo ago
I can’t understand why you’re splitting hairs to this extent. The web is protocols; some are implemented at server side whereas others are implemented at browser side. They’re all still protocols with a big dollop of marketing. That stateme
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by hluska 11mo ago
I’ve never heard of servant oriented, but I understand the point. Browsers process and render whatever the server returns. Whether they’re advertisements that download malware or a long rambling page on whatever I’m interested in now, brows
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by hluska 11mo ago
The Bluetooth spec only supports one battery status. AirPods have three batteries. Is 1 < 3 a satisfactory enough answer to you? On the subject of the multi-trillion-dollar behemoth, Apple is a private company. If you have the capital, y
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by hluska 11mo ago
It doesn’t matter how frustrated you get or how many times you write capital letters, Apple is a private company and can do exactly what they want to do. If you would like Apple to do your bidding, acquire a controlling interest - it’s publ
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by hluska 11mo ago
The Stanford Prison Experiment only had 24 participants and implementation problems that should have concerned anyone with a pulse. But it’s been taught for decades. A lot of psych research uses small samples. It’s a problem, but funding is
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by hluska 11mo ago
There is a massive difference between a stuffed animal and an LLM. In fact, they have next to nothing in common. And as such, yes any reasonable parent would react differently to a close friendship suddenly formed with any online service.
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by hluska 1y ago
You’re using a movie to justify this?
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by hluska 1y ago
Is there a reason you’re posting so often on this thread? Everyone gets your point.
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by hluska 1y ago
The 2000 guidance was based on expert opinion because there were no studies. Leap was published in 2015 and it gave the first level 1 data on peanuts. Anaphylactic shock is scary and peanut fear was a big deal in the late 1990s but actual r
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by hluska 1y ago
So, let’s see if I get this straight. A highly identifiable person whose company sells a security product is the ideal shill? That doesn’t make any sense whatsoever. On the other hand, someone with a different opinion makes complete sense.
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by hluska 1y ago
Nobody has to give you examples. People can express opinions. If you disagree, that’s fine but requesting entire prompt and response sets is quite demanding. Who are you to be that demanding?

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