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by rf15 1y ago
m8 they literally swear on the bible /s
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by rf15 1y ago
turns out you rather stare at an empty plate than being served shit
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by rf15 1y ago
Yes, Germany afaik.
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by rf15 1y ago
Turns out: in the end it was my phone browser that didn't show some of the connecting lines due to its Dark Mode Plugin. This is much cooler on Desktop!
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by rf15 1y ago
> German history is a lot longer than the past century. Wish they would remember that more, but the prevailing attitude seems to be that Germany started existing in 1945 after some idiot in a previous country in the same place decided it
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by rf15 1y ago
Not sure if it's just my browser, but this just looks like a simple visualisation of which found texts where written in which style, when. It says absolutely nothing about the relationship and how the different strands evolved together
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by rf15 1y ago
We should really stop calling it a "prediction" if past fiction coincides with our current state of affairs
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by rf15 1y ago
Clearly this is the Horse Lasagna thing all over again and we're being denied the superior product
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by rf15 1y ago
glad to hear AI had such a positive impact on your choice of mail client
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by rf15 1y ago
people who see "Your money or your life" as a free choice scenario
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by rf15 1y ago
> YYYY-MM-DD as dictated by our excellent government Same here in germany! ...Which is the reason why everyone ignores it in favour of the traditional format. I love democracy, and also mountain-shaped temporal unit ordering ^ It's
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by rf15 1y ago
> the major breakthroughs of AI this decade have not, at least so far, substantially deepened our understanding of our own intelligence and its constitution People's illusions and willingness to debase their own authority and contro
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by rf15 1y ago
As someone from europe I'd say Harvard and MIT are the #1 prestige institutions, and a lot of people will not settle for less.
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by rf15 1y ago
When Mozilla got Pocket, they advertised it all over Firefox to increase adoption. Back then, I was like "but I already have a bookmark feature". Over all these years I have hidden the Pocket button away because for most people th
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by rf15 1y ago
> Astronomers use the Julian calendar for years before 1582, including the year 0, and the Gregorian calendar for years after 1582 So what happens when it's 1582? (sorry, currently no time to articulate a good wiki fix)
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by rf15 1y ago
This is exactly my problem, hope they don't do the insane thing and just butcher it further
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by rf15 1y ago
So how does this affect Teams in the browser?
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by rf15 1y ago
maybe if your employees are disgruntled and feel like they can't talk to you about it you are shit at your job
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by rf15 1y ago
I'm good, thanks. the 5 billion can just stay with whoever wants them. It is this madness of "opportunity cost" that is ruining us, the idea that this is a game and optimal "play" for a single piece is desirable.
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by rf15 1y ago
I remember theming my mac and windows machines as a kid! Somehow all we're left with is corporate sponsored blandness and a user base who does not care about having fun with what they own, they just want a basic tool to browse the web.
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by rf15 1y ago
There's something severely wrong with your setup if you can't get stable maven or gradle builds, and your AI problem... maybe it was really early right after release? Either way, contact their support. And if "If your build f
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by rf15 1y ago
Yes, and what an unstable and cannibalistic system that is! That's why some of us prefer not to sell/go public, instead opting for stable albeit less income. As another comment said, I don't need a third house or car collec
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by rf15 1y ago
Strange to make an entire piece on String specifically - it seems like this is just based on the work done for the @Stable annotation and the many effects it can have on classes during runtime.
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by rf15 1y ago
A continuation of Plan9, Bell's experimental unix-successor that never really took off.
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by rf15 1y ago
Well, let the enshittification begin. If we don't like it, we can spin up OSS alternatives.
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by rf15 1y ago
Any letter or word counting exercise that doesn't trigger redirection to a programmed/calculated answer. It will be forever beyond reach of LLMs due to their architecture. edit: literally anything that doesn't have a token pa
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by rf15 1y ago
> you're not going to get rich which shouldn't be a goal onto itself, unless you really want to get completely detached and insane like every other billionaire.
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by rf15 1y ago
Time to build a startup that replaces all human workers in AI startups everywhere and just uses AI to spin up more startups, automatic grant applications, etc.
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by rf15 1y ago
There are many ways to be a skillless hack, but why celebrate it?
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by rf15 2y ago
I disagree. Replicating and dying is the nature of animal life. Breaking the cycle would eventually flood the world with immortal life that would have to eventually almost exclusively feed on each other, since everything else has been graze

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