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by jklinger410 1y ago
> but actual fraudsters and criminals are never deterred. When my argument is kinda weak I love throwing in some hyperbole to spice it up.
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by jklinger410 1y ago
> Well run large companies I've never heard of such a thing
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by jklinger410 1y ago
> This is (obviously?) an error and assuming any sort of malice over incompetence here makes you seem like a moron. Giving any benefit of any doubts to this administration makes you actually a moron.
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by jklinger410 1y ago
> That said, why does perplexity even need to crawl websites? So you just came here to bitch about Cloudflare? It's wild to even comment on this thread if this does not make sense to you. They're building a search index. Every
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by jklinger410 1y ago
Servers also know that if tips are outlawed, they will never make that much money again. It's possible for high end bartenders or servers to make over $500 a night in tips. The whiplash of moving into true salary or hourly work is an o
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by jklinger410 1y ago
GNOME is still plugging away at this, making sure their entire OS is usable on mobile. Even without a market or audience.
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by jklinger410 1y ago
Guys chill out it's a simple question. Everyone here works at companies that make profit but then turn into hardcore communists when they have to see some ads. I'm just trying to figure out where the line is here. If you vote for
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by jklinger410 1y ago
> If you would like to live passively in all aspects of your life Nah man, I'm clearly just talking about hacker news comments. Being kind to people on here (and the internet in general) is a sign of good faith, and you are more lik
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by jklinger410 1y ago
How about no aggression at all.
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by jklinger410 1y ago
> You of course know that we have a diverse set of metrics for unemployment that capture all of what you are talking about right? If I could never see another passive aggressive response like this again I would die happy.
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by jklinger410 1y ago
> Climate change research is being threatened. Universities are being bullied for supporting trans athletes. These two things are not equivalent.
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by jklinger410 1y ago
Good to know! Thanks for clarifying.
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by jklinger410 1y ago
I did not! I've never eaten lead lol
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by jklinger410 1y ago
I had a conspiracy theorist tell me one time this is why they removed all the lead paint. It never quite made sense that kids were actually eating lead chips. I know lead is bad for you, maybe a coincidence.
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by jklinger410 1y ago
What a useless exercise. OP was saying the AI just does text output, and cannot DO any of these things.
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by jklinger410 1y ago
What is with Mac users forking Chromium and then only making releases for Mac?
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by jklinger410 1y ago
It's not your job's responsibility to cater to your lack of self control
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by jklinger410 1y ago
Dang that's very cool. As long as up and down bandwidth stay strong and reliable.
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by jklinger410 1y ago
Heart disease and obesity are among the highest causes of mortality in the United States. This idea that everyone would be better off "biting the bullet" does not play out in reality. Unless you are going to magically fix our food
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by jklinger410 1y ago
I don't see any actual problems in your list. 1. This is not a problem but a feature request that initially is not covered by the proposal (ie no pseudonyms) 2. This is not a relevant problem (red herring) because stealing an identity
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by jklinger410 1y ago
Would be cool if they could spin this out into a DE for other distros.
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by jklinger410 2y ago
Sorry, but let's be clear about something. Capital has an overwhelming say in the direction of the American government. If they want to push us in a direction, they can simply buy that direction. They bought this one, and now they are
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by jklinger410 2y ago
I don't understand what you are saying here at all.
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by jklinger410 2y ago
Excited to never see this technology get used!
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by jklinger410 2y ago
The answer has always been to create guidelines under which capitalism is allowed to operate that align with the goals of society. Congestion pricing and carbon taxes.
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by jklinger410 2y ago
Science has more than just a replication issue. One of many reasons that public trust in institutions has been almost entirely eroded.
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by jklinger410 2y ago
Somewhat tangential: JEEP products that are not the traditional Wrangler and all of it's myriad variations are most likely the worst American vehicles ever made. I'm talking the Grand Cherokee, Wagoneer, Compass, etc. This crap is
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by jklinger410 2y ago
This makes sense because OpenRA was doing so well!
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by jklinger410 2y ago
> This is outright corruption. These ghouls don't even attempt to hide the conflicts of interest. It was better when folks in the FAA tried to hide their conflicts of interest!
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by jklinger410 2y ago
Well if I can't tell what side you are criticizing with your broad quotes then my point is they aren't really effective. Which is why I said posting vague quotes about totalitarianism doesn't really do much.

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