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labster
3y ago
Like most simple answers, this is wrong. If content isn’t profitable, the networks don’t have to pay for it, which has always been the case. What is different are the mini-rooms and the excuse of streaming to stop paying residuals. If they
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labster
3y ago
Thats not even the best LA Times link. You should have gone for the one where a policewoman tried to safely dispose of fireworks and ended up destroying several houses in the process.
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labster
3y ago
Fire engines and a girl smiles impishly.
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labster
3y ago
Spacetime is expanding to meet the needs of expanding spacetime.
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labster
3y ago
How does the failure of VanMoof affect Clarus the dogcow?
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labster
3y ago
Probably making all their users happier and healthier decreased engagement.
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labster
3y ago
Don’t be ridiculous. But Stable Diffusion could start hallucinating PII.
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labster
3y ago
Just a quick note that Perl doesn’t use an avian raptor, but a velociraptor. It’s about as similar as a bicycle and a velocipede.
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labster
3y ago
That’s not even true, though. Captains of commercial ships have always had the authority to put people in the brig. And that’s not even including putting Elon and Zuck in a cage together.
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labster
3y ago
No, we want the state to allow some types of violence (e.g. boxing matches) but prohibit even the state from other types of violence like torture even from the state.
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labster
3y ago
I’m out of tweets for today. Can someone post a screencap?
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labster
3y ago
On international flights, it’s not just familiarity, but the fact that I’ll be sleep-deprived and jet lagged at the end of a long flight. Making decisions about how to fix problems in unfamiliar circumstances with my brain half-functional i
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labster
3y ago
The cut that hurt the deepest for me is when negated search terms stopped working. You used to be able to get subsets of data, finding things without a homonym, but now the algorithm just gives you the most common results and the most paid
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labster
3y ago
> She said, "Dad, don't worry, I'm gonna have a lemonade stand." What an amazing panel of news.
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labster
3y ago
It’s a little worrying that your anti-lock brake subscription might be cancelled due to credit card fraud, but what can you do? That’s I always prepay my DocWagon account.
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labster
3y ago
It means Musk wants OpenAI to pay him.
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labster
3y ago
Man, you don’t need the special K to see that Elon is not great at non-engineering things.
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labster
3y ago
Not in the last 40 years, it was all before then.
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labster
3y ago
Archaisms, slang, and alternate pronunciations definitely exist in Japanese. And dialects, of course.
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labster
3y ago
Google should provide access to his views as an indexer, not as a publisher.
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labster
3y ago
Yeah. Scott writes well enough he should be working for the New York Times.
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labster
3y ago
And much smaller than Rhode Island.
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labster
3y ago
Talk about a cold reception.
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labster
3y ago
Just put it in a Faraday cage. Problem solved.
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labster
3y ago
Yeah, even Quenya is made of JRR tokens.
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labster
3y ago
There are an awful lot of shallow takes on geopolitics here and in general, because … how do I put this in a non-insulting way … it’s a complex topic that doesn’t lend itself to pithy internet comments by those without a deep knowledge. Nat
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labster
3y ago
But it doesn’t make that point effectively; we’re all scratching our heads wondering what actually happened. And most likely Prigozhin would be almost exactly as bad as Putin from a Western perspective. It might be domestic political theatr
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3y ago
It depends on if Lukashenko can use Wagner rather than the Russian army to shore up his own regime. I would not be surprised to hear Prigozhin had accidentally fallen out a window of a tall building, and only slightly surprised to hear he i
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3y ago
I feel like it’s missing: * A truck is driven over the corner of the park, but it uses a ramp so it never physically touched the ground of the park. * One tire of a car drives 10cm on along the edge of a park, but the truck’s satnav has a d
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labster
3y ago
I answered the questions expecting a logic puzzle, but it is very much not that.
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