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pickleglitch
5mo ago
Oh, that blunder is so 2025. In 2026 we brought our A game.
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pickleglitch
5mo ago
I expect at some point in my lifetime there will be places near the equator that will be rendered uninhabitable by climate change. There will be a climate refugee crisis. The future is looking bleak.
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pickleglitch
5mo ago
>But why so anti AI specifically I think maybe AI is just the last straw for many people. If capitalism is the private ownership of the means of production, AI represents the ultimate dream of the capitalist: the elimination of the need
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pickleglitch
5mo ago
Whomever gives a shit?
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5mo ago
This scene nearly killed me, haha.
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pickleglitch
5mo ago
No comment on the content of the article, but I have to say bravo to whoever wrote that headline.
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pickleglitch
5mo ago
I did this exact same thing. I added a bunch of Monty Python quotes.
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5mo ago
Look, I've been broke. I've been "figure out how to make a rotisserie chicken feed us for a week" broke. I've been "counting literal pennies to figure out which groceries you can buy" broke. This isn'
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5mo ago
$150/cleaning is a perfectly reasonable rate for a housekeeper, but the fact remains, broke people can't afford that. Broke people can't afford servants. Broke people either do it themselves or live in a dirty house.
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5mo ago
Isn't that a key plot point of Robocop? But seriously, it's a great idea. I mean, just look how well healthcare as a corporate benefit has worked out!
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5mo ago
This is exactly what is happening where I work. The "future", according to company leadership, involves "programmers" directing AI agents to do basically everything, without ever touching the code directly. Sounds abysma
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6mo ago
So is the T-Watch Ultra.
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6mo ago
> exploit your immediate network; Sorry, networks, in this context, are too social for me, as they involve other people.
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pickleglitch
6mo ago
This is almost $80. The PineTime watch is less than half that price. Obviously the specs are different but that's quite a difference.
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pickleglitch
6mo ago
Kindle's are cheaper because Amazon sells them at or below cost to lure users into their ecosystem. This helps them control the market from both the seller and consumer sides, in keeping with their overall business model. Add to that t
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6mo ago
It's just a blog. Nothing fancy, nor important.
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pickleglitch
6mo ago
I might, except I don't, because fuck Cloudflare.
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6mo ago
I'd rather have a site showing how well my site is protected from being accessed by AI agents would be preferable, and advises how I can lock it down further. Basically, the exact opposite of this.
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6mo ago
I just started trying to get into this, and so far it's been kinda disappointing. I got a couple of heltec v3s, set them up with meshtastic and found zero other nodes in range. I did a range test by carrying 1 node around with me while
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6mo ago
This is an open declaration of an intent to commit genocide.
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6mo ago
The top 40 has always been riddled with garbage, in my opinion, but at least real, human musicians were making a living from their art.
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6mo ago
Between this and algorithmic pricing, I envision a future where every penny of your finances is know to both employers and retailers, and together they ensure that you only ever have as much purchasing power as the "free market" d
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7mo ago
The one-child policy was replaced by a two-child policy more than a decade ago. About 5 years ago that was replaced with a three-child policy.
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7mo ago
I'm old enough to remember when people actually took the Hatch Act seriously.
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7mo ago
Could it run Doom tho?
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7mo ago
Heck, I'd buy a jammer now if one were available at a reasonable price.
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7mo ago
The good old "guess and check" method is really the only option for most people. It's unfortunate that if you guess wrong you could ruin your life, but that's the way our society is structured, at least in the USA. I
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7mo ago
What doomsday framing? Where on the site does it talk about anything resembling "doomsday?"
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7mo ago
This is just some guy's hobby project that he is sharing for free. I don't get why everyone is so keen to shit all over it.
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7mo ago
This site isn't selling anything. It also doesn't say anything about doomsday, or system collapse, or anything sensational.
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