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by llbbdd 9mo ago
and/or come up with some kind of civil disobedience that isn't some antiquated waste of time. boycott? why not just pray about it and see if that works?
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by llbbdd 9mo ago
it does, yeah. people love to examine exceptions and determine that the system they appeared within should be dismantled, it's all over the place.
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by llbbdd 9mo ago
There's a popular video on YouTube of him eating skin peeled from his foot during a lecture at a college. Not AI, very old, repellant to normal people.
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by llbbdd 9mo ago
God this fuckign hurts to read The Subheading! Here's why it matters: - Five sentences - Three Sentences - Five More Sentences The abbreviated point you were trying to reach - it only took fifteen minutes!
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by llbbdd 9mo ago
Russia is perfectly capable of trashing itself without anyone helping.
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by llbbdd 9mo ago
It would definitely be fun to watch Germany try to lift that sword.
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by llbbdd 9mo ago
This is how I ID'd it; I have next to zero experience with ICs, but I've opened up a lot of devices for fun or repair and the cheap stuff always has wiring haphazardly contorted like the left side on the counterfeit, like someon
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by llbbdd 9mo ago
The whole computer is a wrapper around electricity
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by llbbdd 9mo ago
Are there any projects that have achieved anything close to this? I'm not against it in principle, but it seems like it ends up incurring issues from tiptoeing around wanting all the benefits of an incorporated business with employees
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by llbbdd 9mo ago
Most users of Windows get it for somewhere between free and $150, the fact that there is still a home edition of Windows is practically a loss leader to keep the business side ingrained. Enterprise licensees are the ones with the money and
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by llbbdd 9mo ago
I've long wanted something like this kind of always-on logging but I fear that the social element is the hardest to crack. Besides having a record of the substantial amount I reason out loud to myself, it'd be valuable to be able
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by llbbdd 9mo ago
Sharing it is bad for business; selling insights derived from it for ad placement is the game. Faces definitely contain some useful information for that purpose.
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by llbbdd 9mo ago
This was a way less risky click than I thought it would be.
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by llbbdd 9mo ago
They should have just taken some research notes to let them leverage the Mythbusters excuse: "The only difference between screwing around and science is writing it down."
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by llbbdd 9mo ago
His duet cover of "Get Low" with T-Pain is pretty fire.
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by llbbdd 9mo ago
It seems like this would happen all the time on Polymarket unless the specific terms are laid out at the outset of the bet. Like, how many American soldiers is an invasion?
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by llbbdd 9mo ago
Poorly thought out and family subscription to YouTube premium in Vietnam is $6/month USD. Google is just going to pull a different lever to compensate, like just displaying more shorter ads per session.
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by llbbdd 9mo ago
I've never worked for Uber and I see the old model as a barbaric non-starter, why on earth would I want to flag a car down instead
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by llbbdd 9mo ago
The "nuh uh" attitude also helps explain the usage graph drop. "The users simply wanted the wrong thing than what the site is for" is also something
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by llbbdd 9mo ago
I'm a "monitor for the Mac would be the killer app" guy and the problem for us IMO is that there is no device that does exactly the simple desired thing here: give me the ability to manage multiple virtual monitors, or indivi
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by llbbdd 10mo ago
Just like photography
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by llbbdd 10mo ago
AFAIK there is one still in operation and entirely for tourist purposes
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by llbbdd 10mo ago
Reddit
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by llbbdd 10mo ago
The other answer is that Europe is tiny and subways are almost useless in America unless you are exceptionally poor
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by llbbdd 10mo ago
Which number would make you more comfortable?
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by llbbdd 10mo ago
Normalizes vs causes is a vacuous distinction here, and both of your examples deserve some proof that there's any difference
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by llbbdd 10mo ago
Nobody at all, but isn't it scary to imagine? In fact we could imagine and invent all kinds of scary things if we think too much. Ahh!
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by llbbdd 10mo ago
$364 when?
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by llbbdd 10mo ago
I have been doing this with GitHub's copilot agent web interface on my phone; word-vomit voice prompt + instructions to always run the tests or take screenshots so I can evaluate the change works really well.
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by llbbdd 10mo ago
I think every other part of this song that I want to quote here might get me banned without the context

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