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by more_corn 11mo ago
Wait we haven’t yet ended child marriage in the US? What year is this?
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by more_corn 11mo ago
I’m curious how this happened. Are you running cursor on 19 different machines? Every chargeback costs the merchant significantly. The person you spoke to is poorly trained or not thinking this through.
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by more_corn 11mo ago
Stop telling me what I have or haven’t heard. There’s no better way to irritate someone right off the bat.
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by more_corn 11mo ago
No need for a meteorologist, I can tell you $96M bill is sus.
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by more_corn 11mo ago
Huh, who knew? (Hint, it was everyone but MAGA believers)
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by more_corn 11mo ago
This opinion is what’s holding Linux back. Having a clean and pleasant user experience on top of a stable Debian based distributed is the goal.
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by more_corn 11mo ago
Microsoft is forcing win 11 updates with a bunch of AI features nobody asks for or wants. The new features render millions of windows machines unable to run the new version leaving them ripe for for an upgrade to Linux.
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by more_corn 11mo ago
I’m used to Linux having a user experience that looks like a wiki or a professor’s website. At this point Linux is stable and works and is reliable. It just usually looks jankey. I was pleasantly surprised to find that the zorin desktop exp
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by more_corn 11mo ago
Happiness is fleeting and empty emotional calories. I recommend abandoning it as a goal entirely. Satisfaction is the North Star. Difficult things don’t bring happiness but doing them well brings satisfaction. Climbing a mountain, completin
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by more_corn 11mo ago
“Demand” nobody asked for or wants 90% of googles ai features. That stupid clippy crap in Google Docs? Yeah I fucking hate it and I’m not allowed to turn it off.
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by more_corn 11mo ago
Reading that article was a waste of precious minutes of my life. Let me save you a click “the AI business model relies on reducing social connections between human beings, it is not sustainable” Two statements, both untrue.
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by more_corn 11mo ago
This is a clickbait headline and it doesn’t really resemble the facts (the article isn’t really about the algorithm it’s about the analysis of irregularities and the author’s conclusion. I’m not sure there’s enough in this nothing burger to
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by more_corn 11mo ago
Everyone here can actually fix that by never buying Samsung anything for your data centers. They put ads in the refrigerators. Never buy Samsung anything ever again. That includes everyone who works in supply chain at big tech. Permanent to
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by more_corn 11mo ago
Ok, so if that prediction is true what actions did you take? Identify the therefore part of the prediction and enumerate the three highest priority steps. Have you determined that the stock market will crash and bought positions accordingly
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by more_corn 11mo ago
When challenged grok should say “if it’s not true sue me for defamation and prove it in court” (Which Elon famously said to a hero rescue worker who he defamed, and then proceeded to hide behind his lawyers and claim he wasn’t liable becaus
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by more_corn 11mo ago
Or one of the 200M people in the blast radius.
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by more_corn 11mo ago
It’s not making us rich. It’s making us unemployed while the stock market races to unreasonable heights. Somewhat unrelated question. Do y’all actually subscribe to wsj, do you comment without reading the article, or are people so trained i
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by more_corn 11mo ago
Someone should make a bounty market for hunting and destroying ransomware organizations.
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by more_corn 11mo ago
Nobody should have a Samsung phone now or in the future due to the mandatory, total, and permanent Samsung boycott over putting ads on their damned refrigerators.
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by more_corn 11mo ago
My buddy gave me a computer because it wouldn’t run 11. I put Zorin Linux on it. I’m quite pleased. Not once in initial setup or first week of use did it use dark patterns to try to trick or force me into something I don’t want to do.
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by more_corn 11mo ago
Neat!
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by more_corn 11mo ago
Mysterious. DDOS attack on a DDOS protection service. Traffic is “mysterious”
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by more_corn 11mo ago
Does the article really say why?
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by more_corn 11mo ago
Clearly there is plenty of DDOS capacity out there so your argument is invalid. One ten millionth of the current traffic would be enough to bring a small blog or service down. Also if you aren’t practiced at diagnosing a DDOS or if your mon
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by more_corn 11mo ago
This happens to people when they’re stoned or delusional. They have a false aha moment and false, but deep certainty of their own brilliance. It is quite literally the source of one of our most dangerous failure modes.
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by more_corn 11mo ago
God no
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by more_corn 11mo ago
Pretty sure he said exactly that. If you think the quote is taken out of context feel free to add that here.
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by more_corn 11mo ago
Elastic beanstalk or GTFO
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by more_corn 11mo ago
I think the point of it also represents you.
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by more_corn 11mo ago
I’ve received a dozen offers to buy my way into a feature in Forbes. Seems like a good way to ensure that every single person on there is unethical and committing fraud.

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