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by lif 1y ago
a good start! (reminds me of a simpler, bullet-hell variant of absolute legend "Doug Dug")
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by lif 1y ago
Provided they have the kind of massive government support Google has had from the get-go, sure!
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by lif 1y ago
"Their class sizes are also 12:1 students:teacher ratio, and 6:1 in Pre-K/Kindergarten. So that's also probably important." Absolutely.
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by lif 1y ago
tl;dr: the good: author makes strong points about pitfalls of social media the bad: appears to absolve his favored politicians; very politically biased
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by lif 1y ago
the sound of PC gaming in the late 90s, e.g. with good old PCWorks FourPointSurround by Cambridge Soundworks (iykyk)
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by lif 1y ago
Rebel scum! /s ;)
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by lif 1y ago
thanks for asking! so: 4 day work week model (look up Iceland for an example of this) And yes, 4 hours/day in the morning, intent here is just for most mentally demanding work to take place then Overall, the above is to serve as a cor
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by lif 1y ago
7-11-4 for focused productivity
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by lif 1y ago
Nevermind the triggered 'inevitablists': when you are getting flak, you are over the target. Where there is a will there is a way. Now, notice I did NOT say that there actually is sufficient will, at the moment.
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by lif 1y ago
a phenomenon perhaps not limited to teens?
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by lif 1y ago
https://archive.ph/Esz2F
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by lif 1y ago
Now, strictly based on anecdotal, however, might there be a grain of truth to: developers mass-producing cheap, inhumane housing, set on tiny parcels designed to maximize developer profit MEETS most potential buyers/renters have zero i
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by lif 1y ago
it's a trap.
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by lif 1y ago
Good on folks encouraging the reading of books, literature, even. That said, one might make the case that the list of Prof Boxall is rather severely skewed. (Not that there was any objective claim made as to why one must read the listed boo
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by lif 1y ago
We are not shown the prompting, but there is a clue here: "Thank you for guiding me toward this recognition."
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by lif 1y ago
mobile app only?
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by lif 1y ago
What are the costs of convenience? Surely most LLM use by consumers leans into that heavily.
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New attack reshapes rules of Bitcoin mining(techxplore.com)
2 points by lif 1y ago|0 comments
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First 6G Chip(techxplore.com)
2 points by lif 1y ago|0 comments
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by lif 1y ago
hmm... wonder what J.R.R. Tolkien would have to say about this.
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by lif 1y ago
tl;dr: speculation: "There's a good chance" and hypocrisy: "really reckless and unbounded, in a way that is significantly outside of the norms of what we see in the espionage space"
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by lif 1y ago
https://archive.ph/yXJrV
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by lif 1y ago
Hmm. Anecdotal, however most folks I have spoken with, who don't agree on much at all, do agree that they no longer have a lot of faith in most of those so-called reliable/reputable sources. Hence also not in wikipedia. Personally
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by lif 1y ago
Signaling? That is correct. Also, am willing to place a _very_ long bet that clay tablets will be around longer.
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by lif 1y ago
This ship is unsinkable! -Aitanic
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by lif 1y ago
"o3 is a master of deception" While master may be too kind a word, maybe something like: The o3 doesn't fall far from the sama?
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by lif 1y ago
Article that likely applies to majority of 'sightings/reports' in recent decades: https://www.wsj.com/politics/national-security/ufo-us-disinf...
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Fox Tapeworm(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by lif 1y ago|1 comments
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by lif 1y ago
"Foxes, coyotes, domestic dogs, and other canids are the definitive hosts for the adult stage of the parasite. Cats may also be involved." [...] "Humans can become an aberrant intermediate host by accidentally ingesting eggs
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by lif 1y ago
https://archive.is/sP9cd and tl;dr: no, they are hardly re-inventing.

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