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by pb7 1y ago
No, I don't actually. Can't turn off stupid.
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by pb7 1y ago
Huh? It's very much a thing in California.
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by pb7 1y ago
Pointless to compare when Europe doesn't have the same demographics. Police killings are not random.
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by pb7 1y ago
You must not travel very often then. European public transit is extremely unreliable due to strikes. I, as a tourist, have been screwed over countless times having to pay $150 to take an Uber to an airport that is nowhere near the city it&#
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by pb7 1y ago
My hammer can't do any arithmetic at all, why does anyone even use them?
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by pb7 1y ago
There are actually no Chili's or Outback or Applebee's or most national chains you can think of in San Francisco. You said "metro area", I have no idea what this means in this context given most people like the city itse
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by pb7 1y ago
Waymos drive in all weather in the cities they're deployed in; cities where people crash all the time in all types of weather.
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by pb7 1y ago
>Given that the lower and middle classes pay a disproportionate amount of income tax >Bottom half of the population pays ~zero taxes. ?
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by pb7 1y ago
Bottom half of the population pays ~zero taxes.
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by pb7 1y ago
>4) Which is the eleventh character to appear on Stranger Things. Gemini 2.5 Pro said Benny Hammond. Is this right?
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by pb7 1y ago
He did, he worked at Google. What is your contribution to society? Some language reinventing the wheel for the 500th time? Google created a dozen of those alone and they don't even make the footnote of the contributions list.
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by pb7 1y ago
Google doesn't sell data.
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by pb7 1y ago
OpenAI doesn't have a business model. They sell dollars for 75 cents. If push comes to shove, they will sell your data to make ends meet. What about OpenAI screams stability and trust? Is it all their leadership leaving after countless
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by pb7 1y ago
It is all companies in the categories of phones, computers, and chips.
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by pb7 1y ago
The US forced her to overstay her visa and commit suicide?
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by pb7 1y ago
No I haven't because the odds of it happening to an ordinary person are a rounding error, now and at any other point in time.
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by pb7 1y ago
There have been people turned away at customs for as long as you have been alive. These are only stories because they're effective at manipulating you into believing the narrative du jour.
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by pb7 1y ago
What is the US doing to Chinese visitors?
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by pb7 1y ago
There is no real danger so this is mostly diplomatic pressure.
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by pb7 2y ago
This is just another of many examples of Europe's decline in global relevance. It's what happens when your chief innovation is regulation.
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by pb7 2y ago
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by pb7 2y ago
It's a great name. "G" matches the company, it's easy to say, it's a known word, it sounds good spoken, and the word itself has many subjective interpretations as to what it might mean (e.g. gemini = twins = you and
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by pb7 2y ago
Google's branding strategy historically has been terrible, I grant you that, but Gemini is not an example of it.
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by pb7 2y ago
I can read what was said without your interpretation of it. Fast forward 20 years and Europeans will be hopelessly dependent on SpaceX just like they are on big tech now. They're billionaires because they invested in tech that the whol
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by pb7 2y ago
Chastising developing space tech?
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by pb7 2y ago
Why do you think they are more reliable and have better resale value?
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by pb7 2y ago
Why can't people choose which prescription drugs they want to use?
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by pb7 2y ago
>GOOG is around the same price as it was in 2022 Even after the massive total market correction in the last few weeks, the earliest that GOOG was the same price as today is not even a full year ago. In fact, it's up 90% since 2022.
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by pb7 2y ago
What a hassle! I click a button and 6 months supply of the exact toothpaste I like arrives at my doorstep as early as same day.
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by pb7 2y ago
Please go build your communist utopia elsewhere.

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