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91.
by qup 6mo ago
Try ctrl shift r
92.
by qup 6mo ago
The first move after the comma is yours (open with kNight to 4), and the second move is apparently predetermined or always chosen.
93.
by qup 6mo ago
There's not much overlap with any demographics.
94.
by qup 6mo ago
I sometimes shoot a couple of bows I made myself. It's a fairly easy woodworking project, and you can get a beautiful result.
95.
by qup 6mo ago
27k isn't big winnings in the gambling world.
96.
by qup 6mo ago
I heard it from Iranians.
97.
by qup 6mo ago
I've heard 40,000 since it happened. But sounds like you're saying it decreased since last week.
98.
by qup 6mo ago
I've never had an AI write for me. I don't really understand why people would do that unless English was a foreign language, perhaps--even then, it should be translating, not writing. It's not that hard to learn your own lang
99.
by qup 6mo ago
For me: the chicken door goes into a fenced enclosure to keep the chickens safe from predators. I don't want to enter the enclosure, so I have my own door to go in and service the coop, fetch the eggs, etc. The enclosure has a gate whe
100.
by qup 6mo ago
IQ testing? Inbreeding as a cultural norm? Not smarter than the Japanese.
101.
by qup 7mo ago
I don't work on a team. I don't have a manager. I need things. That's why I build software.
102.
by qup 7mo ago
Because I want the result, not the journey. I code to build things.
103.
by qup 7mo ago
If the odds are set correctly, you should have the same EV on either side of a bet. That's why it's hard to beat Vegas at sports betting--they set the correct odds way too often. When regular folks make up their own odds, they&#x2
104.
by qup 7mo ago
They've got some robots that do it already, targeting weeds with lasers.
105.
by qup 7mo ago
Think this through. Assisted suicide? Handjobs? Is Walmart bound by anything an employee says? Should it be?
106.
by qup 7mo ago
Indian scammers don't
107.
by qup 7mo ago
I don't ever have the AI misunderstand what I mean. I do get bullshit answers sometimes, but it always understands my intent.
108.
by qup 7mo ago
Also, I'm curious: why do x posts get displayed as Twitter?
109.
by qup 7mo ago
You don't, but if they recommend second best options with any frequency, you'll find out eventually.
110.
by qup 7mo ago
Even now, i think they're quick enough--but they interrupt at the wrong times, where humans know if they have enough context yet. So, I agree. But I believe the problem is pretty solvable with enough tokens.
111.
by qup 7mo ago
At some point he should run out of problems. Jaguar-of-Theseus
112.
by qup 7mo ago
Very soon, it will be difficult to tell the difference unless you probe it. I think most folks already wouldn't be able to tell, with the modern TTS. It's like AI photos, they fool you unless you're looking for it.
113.
by qup 7mo ago
Phone is a better UX for many people, like my aging parents.
114.
by qup 7mo ago
Find places where you're the most technical person, and you will find your skills have easily transferred. I just landed a consulting gig installing network hardware. I'm a full stack web dev like yourself. I did a web project for
115.
by qup 7mo ago
I can't tell, and certainly wouldn't notice at a glance. I'm on a phone, not sure if that matters.
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by qup 7mo ago
As a matter of fact, the right for states to impose strict laws is before the supreme court right now. I expect to see them reigning in the states. The 2nd amendment is unambiguous.
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by qup 7mo ago
Amazon is an international corporation with UK-incorporated entities.
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by qup 7mo ago
Law enforcement arrests people every day. It's their primary job. You're not confused about the term. We all know the difference.
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by qup 7mo ago
You can hardly make stricter gun laws; we have a right to them in this country. It's hard to limit the guns without infringing on the right of the people.
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by qup 7mo ago
Stop reading them? You click each time and read the chorus of me-toos?

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