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by nelox 9mo ago
Right, because this time humans will heroically reject cheaper, faster, better substitutes out of pure reverence for "the human condition." Any day now. We’ve famously done that with factory goods, photography, recorded music, CGI
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by nelox 9mo ago
1975: Traf-O-Data renamed Microsoft. Traffic counting ditched. Visionary. 1985: MS-DOS released. Users typed everything. Peak convenience. 1995: Windows 95 launched. Clippy forced assistance. Users thrilled. 2012: Metro interface rolled out
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by nelox 9mo ago
How? Try this: https://www.state.gov/nicolas-maduro-moros/ [edit] Maduro remained under US federal indictment on narco‑terrorism and related cocaine trafficking conspiracy charges throughout the Biden administration.
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by nelox 10mo ago
Christopher Nolan and Paul Thomas Anderson made a similar appeal a few years ago. The soap opera effect is my pet bugbear and is the first to go. https://www.indiewire.com/features/general/christopher-nolan...
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by nelox 10mo ago
Reuters calling the switch a "font" change instead of a typeface change is troubling, though consistent with a society that now casually refers to all pasta as "spaghetti". A typeface is the design; a font is its speci
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by nelox 10mo ago
Yanis, wasn’t an aristocrat. However, these were all from upper-class or elite backgrounds too: Che Guevara, Fidel Castro, Ho Chi Minh, Pol Pot, Mao Zedong, Josip Broz Tito.
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by nelox 10mo ago
Because Australia is a big place ;)
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by nelox 10mo ago
How we would design a rigorous study that measures total cost of ownership when teams integrate AI assistance, including later maintenance and defect rates, rather than just initial output speed?
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by nelox 10mo ago
It is a critique, not a summary. If you think it stops being one, point out where. I don’t take articles at face value, especially when it comes to science reporting. Journalists often overstate or oversimplify studies, so I read the actu
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by nelox 10mo ago
If only they were
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by nelox 10mo ago
Do I need to explain the meaning of not?
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by nelox 10mo ago
Thank you
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by nelox 10mo ago
The problem isn’t theorising itself, investing is full of it. The issue is when speculation is presented with the tone and certainty of established fact. The article doesn’t merely offer possibilities in light of missing data; it states mec
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by nelox 10mo ago
not an attempt to pass off anything as my own
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by nelox 10mo ago
The point was simply to analyse the argument on its merits
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by nelox 10mo ago
It was a straightforward critique of the article’s claims
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by nelox 10mo ago
Your experience illustrates something that often gets lost in the autism-vs-not-autism debate: many people don’t fall into clean diagnostic categories. You’re describing a profile that mixes autism traits, trauma adaptations, ADHD features,
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by nelox 10mo ago
More choice for users of Netflix
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by nelox 10mo ago
“A fix for the issue has been deployed, and our team is currently monitoring. Wed, 3 Dec 2025 at 11:02 UTC (24 minutes ago)”
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by nelox 11mo ago
The core issue is that the BBC report inflates what the study actually shows. The paper is a small, single-centre RCT of one specific surgery (laparoscopic cholecystectomy). Its primary outcome is a modest reduction in propofol and fentanyl
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by nelox 11mo ago
A $1,500 trip to the mechanic
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by nelox 1y ago
What tests? The term “therapist” is not protected in most jurisdictions. No regulation required. Almost anyone can call themselves a therapist.
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by nelox 1y ago
Indeed. Take the New Zealand Department of Health as an example; it managed its entire NZD$28 billion budget (USD$16B) in a single Excel spreadsheet. https://www.theregister.com/2025/03/10/nz_health_excel_spre
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by nelox 1y ago
Indeed. In Australia, a government was once dismissed after failing to pass supply bills in the Senate (Supply bills allocate money to the government). The Governor-General resolved the deadlock by dissolving Parliament and calling an elect
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by nelox 1y ago
Could it be either of these studies? “Dietary Intervention to Reverse Carotid Atherosclerosis” (Circulation, 2010) — participants were randomized to low-fat, Mediterranean, or low-carbohydrate diets; carotid arteries were imaged with 3-D ul
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by nelox 1y ago
Well, I use an iPhone and “ is default on my keyboard. Tell me, why should I not use a hyphen for hyphenated words? I was schooled is British English where the spaced endash - is preferred. Shall I go on?
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by nelox 1y ago
The World Trade Center is/was closer to UNHQ ;) Edit:ascii emoji fail
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by nelox 1y ago
The comment was definitely not LLM generated. However, I certainly did use search for help in sourcing information for it. Some of those searches offered AI generated results, which I cross-referenced, before using to write the comment mys
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by nelox 1y ago
The claim that big US companies “cannot explain the upsides” of AI is misleading. Large firms are cautious in regulatory filings because they must disclose risks, not hype. SEC rules force them to emphasise legal and security issues, so tho
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by nelox 1y ago
> The main reason for the push from the top is probably because they believe companies that don't adopt AI strategies now and ensure their programmers are familiar with AI toolsets will be at a competitive disadvantage. Note they ma

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