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by pupppet 2y ago
Yes thank you billionaires, if you hadn't vacuumed the wealth of a nation this could have been a government agency success. Why should we all benefit when one man can?
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by pupppet 2y ago
For those of us with zero interest in playing a console on the go I wish they would release a non-mobile version and put the money saved into beefier specs.
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by pupppet 2y ago
The one drawback of civil discourse is feeling the need to use diplomatic language, even when it's not deserved. "Polarizing" is a term too good for Musk.
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by pupppet 2y ago
Why is everyone running to a Chinese TikTok clone? Is the west really not able to make something similar?
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by pupppet 2y ago
Just love the way Matt keeps responding to everything in a passive-aggressive tone with a smarmy smile.
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by pupppet 2y ago
Sounds like he doesn't have a high opinion of his midlevel engineers.
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by pupppet 2y ago
Plenty of ways around it. Look at Musk's bullshit $1 million-a-day voter sweepstakes.
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by pupppet 2y ago
My concern with Apple Intelligence is Apple devs being forced to shoehorn AI into the UX of a wide variety of apps, I’m not looking forward to the fallout from the added complexity.
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by pupppet 2y ago
It should most definitely be included among the “possible issues”
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by pupppet 2y ago
> Investigators have pointed to a bird strike, faulty landing gear and the runway barrier as possible issues. That runway barrier, “possible issue”.
251.
by pupppet 2y ago
Sure, let random people dick around with text associated with my name on a medium that lasts forever.
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by pupppet 2y ago
How is any of this even up for discussion. With only days away from Trump's inauguration Zuck is clearly bending the knee.
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by pupppet 2y ago
There's a difference between being loud and purchasing a seat at the table.
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by pupppet 2y ago
We had this in our elementary school lab in the mid 80's, I remember every other boy using this to print something along the lines of "No girls allowed" to put on their bedroom doors.
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by pupppet 2y ago
I wouldn’t mind the AI images if they didn’t all have that same exact same look you can spot a mile away.
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by pupppet 2y ago
Yikes
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by pupppet 2y ago
You’re right, who needs jobs when productivity is high.
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by pupppet 2y ago
We’re enabling a huge swath of humanity being put out of work so a handful of billionaires can become trillionaires.
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by pupppet 2y ago
I’m surprised someone hasn’t simply flown their toy drone directly into one of these things to bring it down and inspect.
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by pupppet 2y ago
Couldn’t upvote this more.
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by pupppet 2y ago
Could you throw that in a page to block Chinese bots/crawlers?
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by pupppet 2y ago
Always projection with these guys.
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by pupppet 2y ago
>volunteer moderation You see volunteer moderators, I see people desperately trying to gate-keep answers.
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by pupppet 2y ago
I can think of no greater hell than being locked in Microsoft’s ecosystem.
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by pupppet 2y ago
I didn’t realize the Voyagers relied on a once in a 175 year planetary alignment. What a lucky break technology had advanced to the point we could make use of it.
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by pupppet 2y ago
Dang who would have thought teachers looking the other way and pretending it wasn’t happening wasn’t an effective deterrent for future bullying.
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by pupppet 2y ago
Not quite the same. There’s a bit of difference between encouraging votes for the good of the people and encouraging votes to help you personally. But if I’m mistaken and Harris promised the Guardian a govt position they could use to pass l
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by pupppet 2y ago
You have a problem with “saving democracy“? Republicans were running on Save America.
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by pupppet 2y ago
Exactly. This is great for the user until the incentive for anyone to put out new content completely dries up, then not so much.
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by pupppet 2y ago
They’re not having to turn away people at the hospital because it’s full of obese people.

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