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2mo ago
At the same time, this is how intelligence and counter intelligence works. As much as I want to believe mainstream media, what is verifiable opinion vs state sponsored media and propaganda? Or are we not supposed to think and assume all he
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2mo ago
For fun I typed out code from old old magazines and it taught me quite a few things. Also essays too and other texts non code from llm or books, it helps.
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2mo ago
Proof that if you write the truth, it doesn’t matter how legitimate the platform is, the message will always cut through.
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2mo ago
Tbf it costs $5-20 to submit official transcripts. Paying an amount to qualify for an interview for a position may be too much. I understand what you’re inferring, just official transcripts aren’t free or easy enough.
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2mo ago
could the robots not do more than one site? 5 rows, move to other side, a house if rectangle does have four sides, and a subdivison has multiple houses?
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2mo ago
How would it be double the cost if it can work day and night and on holidays and during bad weather and not have strikes?
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3mo ago
After a period of the same regurgtation, you get stale. It makes 100% perfect sense why a data center is a strategic place to attack. Just talk to me, 10, 20 years ago, there was no true conversation around attacking datacnters. Just think
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3mo ago
Not quiet, it's on the front page of reuters and other reputable news for the past two weeks essentially. People are not noticing/caring to notice. And yes the youtube video is masterfully done IMO. I'm happy I caught it when
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3mo ago
1. Wow this is a headline. 2. It’s expected and war, and while war is not good, I wonder about data backups and succession planning for this. 3. It makes sense they would’ve had a fire drill and reviewed since it’s a capital investment, 6 m
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3mo ago
God, no, I hate how stripe went from a wonder child in 2014 with its propaganda spiel about “we pay all employees 70k/year” to what it is now, PayPal of the 2010s.
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3mo ago
You're saying that using the most used operating system from the 90's, the 00's and the 2010's, as well as the number one producitivty desktop publishing software and visual basic would not benefit a user, especially whe
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3mo ago
yes, better dead then red scare and Mccartyism that faded during nixon-regan into more capitalistic freedom when the USSR failed and there was opportunity around the world.
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3mo ago
Always buy opposite, buy low and sell high. Too many people here buy high and sell low. When Goldman makes statement, half the time it is prepped by an associate or two that has minimal experience and goes through a MD that enjoys the gloom
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3mo ago
Same, if only they would take a look at where their iPhone and MacBook was manufactured. Oh wait, you have a thinkpad? Isn’t that Lenovo?
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3mo ago
It works well enough for bumble web, just make sure you have rate limiting.. Then the openclaw WhatsApp module… Kidding of course.
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3mo ago
I’ve been doing something similar with an old m2. It isn’t powerful enough for local models, well sufficient local models but for openclaw and Claude it’s been perfect. MacBook m1/m2 also are cheap enough now vs an Mac mini which I was
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3mo ago
This, exactly 100%
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3mo ago
And third, there was a default judgement. I wonder what was the value of the domain on the open market, its quite a famous domain and probably had high lead generation.. But I agree with the parent comment. This is so much state oversteppin
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3mo ago
Yes, all inside the same chassis as a Corolla. It isn’t bad, I would just prefer a WRX/STi at that point.
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3mo ago
Yes, all inside the same chassis as a Corolla. It isn’t bad, I would just prefer a WRX/STi at that point.
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3mo ago
My midlife crisis car would probably be a land cruiser. No need to go fast. Space and chill is best. A 3 cylinder Corolla, regardless of how fast, is just people transportation at best and in the worst inefficient way possible. A normal bas
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3mo ago
Don’t worry you can’t spend your adulthood the same way.
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3mo ago
I am surprised by the number of deaths already incurred by just ChatGPT. I thought there was 2-3 but the list doesn’t end soon enough.
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3mo ago
Agree on the list, I would say GT is hardest to get in, but most inexpensive. While the later two are much easier. I also suggest reading Dr. Joyners’ Reddit posts and books, they helped me quite a bit and I do want to reiterate that if you
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3mo ago
“ I was ready to enter the workforce and become independent as early as possible. I got into tech through certifications like MCP, MCSA, and A+ (they were all the rage back then), which was enough to land a helpdesk job at 18.” Same sentime
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3mo ago
I spy a Model m keyboard and a 17” crt compaq monitor OP you’re amazing. It’s nice to see kids today can grow up to exposed to the same hardware I’m assuming you (well, me too, so us) grew up with!
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3mo ago
All I get are copied and pasted yahoo answers. Only a few , well one forum remains.
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3mo ago
Code like the masters FU, You.
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3mo ago
Wonder how GM is doing it
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3mo ago
That’s beautiful, so many ways to turn that phrase into a painful questioning event.
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