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by pluc 1y ago
Realizing that without feeding AI new shit to learn from, the whole industry is going to stagnate. Realizing that there are no longer entry level jobs for tech positions and stifling a large swathe of tech professions. Realizing that AI isn
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by pluc 1y ago
It kinda has a shitty reputation right now, especially in Europe. This will embolden the clown in Chief and that isn't good for anyone.
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by pluc 1y ago
How appropriately disconnected from the church to elect an American.
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by pluc 1y ago
I don't know why both replies are about tipping when I didn't mention it at all. I meant these delivery drivers are everywhere. I've never used these data-sucking app so I don't know anything about them.
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by pluc 1y ago
These things are omnipresent in European capitals, it's quite striking. It might be inconvenient but it's not gonna stop people any more than the privacy concerns of the apps do.
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by pluc 1y ago
If that's what you need to remove the mental roadblock needed to deal with the actual topic then sure, call me pro-gun. If your constitution gave you the right to bear sharpened spoons, I'd be asking about that, too.
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by pluc 1y ago
The only time you hear of the second amendment is to justify having guns after a massacre. Yet here we are, literally a textbook case of it, and crickets. I'm against guns and gun violence, but Americans aren't.
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by pluc 1y ago
So the second amendment is only for mass shootings then? How is this not exactly what it's for?
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by pluc 1y ago
They don't have armed revolution enshrined in their constitution
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by pluc 1y ago
Look at Georgia, look at Serbia, look at the Arab Spring. Look at your constitution! There is a part in there about resistance to oppression you seem to only use to defend the wrong things.
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by pluc 1y ago
Defund education then defund culture. Sounds exactly like America First/America Only. Next up is propaganda and filling Americans' minds with only what he wants you to know. He can flood the media as he's been flooding the go
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by pluc 1y ago
We just completely lost all investments in Northvolt so the government is being very careful with high profile investments into renewables, especially when we've bankrolled them before and they couldn't deliver.
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by pluc 1y ago
OP is asking if there is any hope for a Microsoft product.
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by pluc 1y ago
Can't believe in 2025 on "hacker news" people are still asking if Microsoft is the way to go. No, it isn't. It has never been.
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by pluc 1y ago
We aren't being made fun of, we are being threatened with annexation and unprovoked economic warfare by an administration with collective the intellect of a public toilet. The entire world has lost respect for the US and I for one am g
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by pluc 1y ago
Watching the misery of a nation who have been hiding behind the second amendment for decades to defend mass slaughter and who now won't lift a finger to get out of authoritarian decisions and an oppressive regime is delicious hypocrisy
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by pluc 1y ago
For a whole generation, they're definitely the cause. I've been traveling through Scotland for the past little while and there's real admiration and appreciation for what Kneecap is doing for the Irish language throughout. Sc
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by pluc 1y ago
Agreed. If common sense wins over capitalism and consumerism in America, we should see useful, productive, practical and relevant use of AI without it's inherent obvious downsides. I'm not holding my breath
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by pluc 1y ago
Everyone will start using AI to code stuff encouraged by the "cheap costs" and "quick results" that make gullible management salivate. Coding expertise will be replaced by AI expertise, knowledge and skill will become ra
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by pluc 2y ago
Maybe it's just me but every car I've rented while traveling through the UK for the last 3 months starts beeping when you go over the limit. Really helps keep you under it by annoying the shit out of you.
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by pluc 2y ago
Don't have to ban cars - the UK has adopted a speed limit of 20/30 mph in cities and I'm sure it helps. Surely helps with the noise and the safety
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by pluc 2y ago
It's funny that the whole lawsuit thing started because Mullenweg was claiming wpengine was confusing customers, when .com and .org is way more confusing.
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by pluc 2y ago
They just laid off 16% of workers https://www.theverge.com/news/642187/automattic-wordpress-la...
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by pluc 2y ago
Sure, but if you're undisciplined onsite they just look over your shoulder, stick you with a micromanager or install spying tools on your corporate workstation. At home you need discipline because you are your supervisor.
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by pluc 2y ago
Working remotely only works if your workers have discipline. For me, the fear of no longer being able to work remotely keeps me productive; I don't want to give my employer an excuse to say I would be better onsite. I've seen peop
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by pluc 2y ago
Nothing more american than trying your hardest to drive people away!
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by pluc 2y ago
Why keep on submitting these links that you can't read?
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by pluc 2y ago
No billions will be wasted, Elon is gonna get a new lucrative contract.
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by pluc 2y ago
Because Google is an American corporation and as such will never do something that solely benefits its users and not also itself.
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by pluc 2y ago
OpenAI feeling threatened by open AI is just delicious

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