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721.
by laidoffamazon 4y ago
Around 80% have received one dose at least, that leaves 20% who at this point seem to be making an ideological stand. 20% of the any population can have absolutely fringe views that shouldn't be given ideological affirmative action for
722.
by laidoffamazon 4y ago
Well, they got it, so whatever their reasoning for it is pretty irrelevant at this point.
723.
by laidoffamazon 4y ago
Given that a supermajority was vaccinated this time last year, I think one bubble is much smaller.
724.
by laidoffamazon 4y ago
Doesn’t help when people like me are just terrible at everything, have accomplished nothing and considered subhuman by the rest of society! This is a “thanks I’m cured” statement, no different from saying depressed people should smile more.
725.
by laidoffamazon 4y ago
The fact that my hard work has never yielded anything of value except disdain from elites that consider me an “NPC” is why I wish Harrison Bergeron was real. For the record, most people of high ability aren’t on 24/7 like that.
726.
by laidoffamazon 4y ago
There was no DNC insider and there never was.
727.
by laidoffamazon 4y ago
Most people think Assange was turned by Russian state intelligence after 2013/2014. The "reporting" on Russia vanished after.
728.
by laidoffamazon 4y ago
This entire premise is false, the hacked emails didn't come from her personal server at all. As of November 23, 2022 there's no evidence that her personal email machine was ever compromised.
729.
by laidoffamazon 4y ago
It's possible to do that with a morning routine in Alexa. I know this because it tells me the weather (and other things) after I kill my alarm in the morning.
730.
by laidoffamazon 4y ago
I was personally never concerned that Trump would start WW3, more that he’d help the wrong side in it (he tried already and was impeached for it). The laptop is a shibboleth, voters don’t actually care because the right already poisoned the
731.
by laidoffamazon 4y ago
Maybe you shouldn’t trust Craig Murray then, because the cut-out theory is the only plausible one now.
732.
by laidoffamazon 4y ago
The difference is Cortana was an inferior product!
733.
by laidoffamazon 4y ago
I don't think that's necessarily a bad thing. The early Fire Phone team was also the early Echo team and the Echo is several orders of magnitude more successful. Lots of services built for Alexa have been spun out into AWS as well
734.
by laidoffamazon 4y ago
The Echo devices were sold for around BOM, but IIRC they were able to get some significant price reductions on that on a few popular devices, though I'm not sure if that ever got released. I think some of the newer devices might have t
735.
by laidoffamazon 4y ago
I hope you've played the original too! It is worse in some aspects of gameplay, but it's significantly more immersive and the plot is fantastic (and aged a little too well).
736.
by laidoffamazon 4y ago
He's absolutely correct on comparing it to the first game, but he may even be a little too warm towards some aspects of it. I also enjoy this video by Ross of "Freeman's Mind" [0] [0] https://www.youtube.com&#
737.
by laidoffamazon 4y ago
I agree. I'm a fan of the gameplay and honestly quite bizarre design, it's distinctive in a way a lot of games aren't. But the plot...oh man, I wish they had spent some time on the plot.
738.
by laidoffamazon 4y ago
LLM chaining seems like it works pretty incredibly - between the newly released Whisper Model and chaining building up a more sophisticated assistant than the current open source ones seems extremely plausible even for smaller teams. [0] h
739.
by laidoffamazon 4y ago
Asking for clarifications/disambiguation was built into Alexa several years ago.
740.
by laidoffamazon 4y ago
I worked at Alexa. I'm not surprised by the massive loss - R&D was substantial, and nobody will ever be comfortable buying via voice (I own multiple Echo devices, use them extremely frequently, but disabled voice purchasing the fir
741.
by laidoffamazon 4y ago
The right wing media has been dooming about the California budget since Jerry Brown fixed it. California remains one of the largest economies in the world, this isn’t even close to their biggest problem (the problem being housing and proper
742.
by laidoffamazon 4y ago
Not the media, the justice system. Any normal person who mishandled information post-presidency or fomented insurrection would be in jail.
743.
by laidoffamazon 4y ago
I live next to Broad's offices and see people leaving/entering the office at odd hours on Saturday and Sunday. That (and the fact that they pay about 75% what I made as a new grad) prevented me from ever applying there.
744.
by laidoffamazon 4y ago
They aren't being handled with kid gloves, the company is being investigated. The only company/person currently handled with kid gloves is another "billionaire" with a social media app with political ties.