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nilamo
9mo ago
Tracking the population without cause is never the right use case for anything.
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9mo ago
On the otherhand, I greatly appreciate that we don't pretend everyone is 100% awesome all the time. We shouldn't hold people up as role models that we don't want to emulate, and whatnot.
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9mo ago
Still, complaining about something you can only possibly see when you're not using the computer is such a minor thing, whether you like it or not, I cant find myself to care in any amount.
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9mo ago
I, too, am irrationally furious at microsoft for forcing me to look at nature scapes and offering a link to learn more if I wanted.
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9mo ago
I've found that a colorful note guide (such as: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BC8NVW4Q ) to be very helpful. Without it, I felt completely lost when looking at sheet music.
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9mo ago
How many years faster would we have gotten through the black death if some people had been vaccinated against it? Was losing over 30% of Europe's population better than... not doing that?
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9mo ago
Interesting comparison. Did Luigi do anything wrong?
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9mo ago
> I don't see any case of US citizens being tortured, murdered, and disappeared at scale. Source please? ICE exists, and does all of those.
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9mo ago
1) ai summaries at the top of search results - very often inaccurate 2) ai bots are the only available support for some large companies, and seem mostly unable to actually provide support 3) Spotify has been getting flooded with ai generate
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9mo ago
Because it's forced down our throat, non-functional, and expensive. Do we really need a whole article for that?
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10mo ago
You're right, it's expensive and hard, so it's better to not do anything and... migrate all humanity onto space stations so we don't die with the earth, I guess is the alternative you're suggesting?
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10mo ago
In 5-10 years, you can upgrade the motherboard+processor on a framework, which is much cheaper than a whole new laptop.
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10mo ago
Games are made for windows because that's where the device drivers have historically been. Any other viewpoint is ignoring reality.
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10mo ago
That logo is like concentric rings of power around Galadriel's seer-pool, looking at... Hogwarts?
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10mo ago
"640k ought to be enough for everyone!"
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10mo ago
You pull the Ethernet cable out before it finishes. Or your wifi router hiccups
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10mo ago
They're very annoying all around on YouTube. Hit skip, wait five seconds, hit skip again... and if you don't, there's a several minute ad??!
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10mo ago
Free samples or in-store demonstrations like we used to.
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11mo ago
I don't see how one follows the other. On the one hand, less high earning employees seems to logically indicate that large purchases would also go down. And on the other hand, a program to give everyone a little eating money would neve
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11mo ago
Barred by who? There is no governing body who can do such a thing, currently. As it is, nothing stops any random person or organization from creating any new format.
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11mo ago
The Epstein drives are efficient, but not efficient enough to run for months at a time without stopping, and are thus unusable for interstellar travel. The books go into that when talking about Medina/Behemoth/Nauvoo... The whole
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11mo ago
He did. It all happened on wikileaks.
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11mo ago
That is what the church of Scientology does with people they don't like. 24/7, people standing outside your house, recording you.
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11mo ago
It's not a bias if it's just history repeating.
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11mo ago
I think the key here is just proper notifications. Yes it's eventually consistent, but having a "processing" or "update in progress" is a huge improvement over showing a user old data.
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11mo ago
I was only talking about the files that congress refuses to release. Everything you mentioned is unrelated to the files I was replying to, and nothing in what I said suggests that "nothing happened".
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11mo ago
It would obviously be someone as equally legendary as Washington or Jefferson; noted American Paul Bunyan. We can even call them Big Blue Bucks.
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11mo ago
Oh no, a made up problem that's easily solved by changing the price slightly in any direction, whatever will we do.
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11mo ago
Both of those agree that is was '88...
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1y ago
Or, you can use a task runner like mise or just, and tell it to use the task runner instead of any particular tool directly. `mise test:unit` is much harder for an agent to get wrong.
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