neonstatic

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by neonstatic 2mo ago
Well, you'd be baffled then. When the seat in front is reclined, I can't open the lid fully or even well enough. I've tried.
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by neonstatic 2mo ago
This only works if you are okay with developing neck issues
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by neonstatic 2mo ago
It's only correct if "your right" is used as in "his right", "her right", "their right". Usually what they mean is "you are right", ergo "you're right", and they are just
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by neonstatic 2mo ago
It's only dead space if you are not using it. I like to open my laptop and place it on the tray. When the person in front reclines, I am forced to sit still for the duration of the flight. I usually fly from Europe to Asia, so 10-12 ho
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by neonstatic 2mo ago
Good point
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by neonstatic 2mo ago
> I had a connecting flight through India I make additional effort to never experience that again. Connecting flight through Mumbai. An absolutely awful experience.
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by neonstatic 2mo ago
Since we are voicing seat related complaints, I want seats that don't recline. I don't want that asshole in front of me ruining my flight again.
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by neonstatic 2mo ago
> Sure, these plans may be temporary, but none of us really know how temporary they are. Anthropic emailed me today: Fable 5 moved to usage credits on July 20. It is still available to you, but it requires pay-as-you-go usage credits
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by neonstatic 3mo ago
The part about gifts he received from the father in person is particularly vile.
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by neonstatic 3mo ago
Photonic computing?
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by neonstatic 3mo ago
As an ESL, it hurts me to see the atrophy of written English. "Your right!" is just painful.
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by neonstatic 3mo ago
> one needs to give the US Govt their photo and fingerprints ("biometric data") anyway. Standard practice everywhere in Asia.
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by neonstatic 3mo ago
> Most of us on some level felt confident that AI would completely revolutionise our society. I don't want to sound like a jerk, so please let me know if I do - I don't understand why you claim that "most of us" felt
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by neonstatic 3mo ago
Hi, experienced pelican here. No.
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by neonstatic 3mo ago
> Why is it funny to buy Oreo and lube? It implies SEX but without saying it out loud, haha, so funny, am I rite my fellow 16 year olds? > Why would someone buying kale and an enema make someone else laugh out loud? You don't get
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by neonstatic 3mo ago
> You call strawman on someone else and show up with anecdata Anecdotal is just that - sample size of one. Straw man is a dishonest manipulation technique to bring someone down. > In all honesty one of the biggest problems in all thes
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by neonstatic 3mo ago
> Art isn't just the screenplay, or a prompt; it's the clash between reality and the intent Okay, clanker
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by neonstatic 3mo ago
Wow, I hate all of it
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by neonstatic 3mo ago
3 years ago I was traveling from northern Poland to southern Poland by train - the only option unless you have a car. It so happened that my family was flying from Toronto to Warsaw at the exact same time. They arrived before I did and were
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by neonstatic 3mo ago
> This is competition between two super powers for the most important technology in human history. Photonic computing?
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by neonstatic 3mo ago
> I never got the logic of "I don't like this thing, so why does it exist?" Nice straw man. I never said trains should not exist. I was merely talking about the fixation on trains, which is palpable in Europe.
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by neonstatic 3mo ago
I will never understand this fixation on trains. I will take a plane over a train any time. Not only is it faster and more convenient, it's also much safer. As for healthcare, it depends on the country. I am European and I haven't
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by neonstatic 3mo ago
I bet it's doing really well against Llama 3 :)
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by neonstatic 3mo ago
> The ultra wealthy will out compete you for the resources you need if we don’t start taxing them has been a discussion from the left for quite some time. Europe has done this and look how advanced it is! While Americans talk to computer
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by neonstatic 3mo ago
It isn't.
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by neonstatic 3mo ago
Depends what is being taxed. Staples could be excluded, while luxury items taxed more heavily.
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by neonstatic 3mo ago
By that logic, every poor person becomes so by giving to others. Neither statement is true. They equated being rich with being evil, which is plain stupid and I don't understand why you are defending it.
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by neonstatic 3mo ago
I agree. I think it has nothing to do with how much a person has and everything with who they choose to be. Unfortunately, stupid communist ideas are very popular on this website. Say "eat the rich" and they will clap.
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by neonstatic 3mo ago
What he spends his money on is none of your business.
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by neonstatic 3mo ago
I hope you are writing this from a really poor place, like a Brazilian favela. People there must be really good. Why would you not live with them? I am certain you are not some hypocrite, who lives in an affluent, evil place. That would rea

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