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2y ago
What an asshole.
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2y ago
This is one of the best games I have played in recent years (I love a walking simulator). The voice acting is wonderful.
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2y ago
Our group runs The Lounge, and at this point only a couple people use standalone clients any more (and one person with a Matrix bridge). It gives you all the above (except perhaps the company wide persistent history, I'm not sure) and
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2y ago
I don't trust cloudflare at all. Why would I trust someone trying to monopolize all internet traffic?
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2y ago
This is all the case in Denver as well.
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2y ago
The benchmarks presented in this fairly trashy post show the title to be a complete fabrication. It "wins" on some benchmarks but "loses" on others including single core performance and gaming. Have some class.
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2y ago
So trustworthy they are believed to have been used to exfiltrate classified data from the US to Russia. https://news.slashdot.org/story/18/01/15/2154250/very-high-l...
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2y ago
Bite me. I hate all the useless cold emails I get and I will hate yours too. I'm sure they also think they are relevant.
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2y ago
> RAW files, by nature, are hefty. A single photo can take up several megabytes, and if you're a prolific shooter, this quickly adds up to gigabytes of precious storage. Was this written a decade ago? Storage is cheap, and a single
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2y ago
Nothing you say here is a defense of this industry. Some of it is an indictment. Was that your intent?
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2y ago
What a terrible idea. Can you say "Amazon Fire Phone"?
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2y ago
I bowl in a league and have for years. We used to bowl at a Brunswick Zone which wasn't awesome but had good lanes and a lot of leagues. Now it's a Bowlero and it's complete garbage. They don't seem to maintain their lan
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2y ago
That claim is just another pile of Elon Musk branded bullshit. We all know it so why amplify it?
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2y ago
Because "X" is a completely useless tire fire if you don't log in (and I will never create an account) this post is 100% utterly and completely without context. Don't use X.
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2y ago
The best part of this is "X" is such complete garbage that that post has literally zero context to someone unwilling to ever have an account on the tire fire that it is.
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2y ago
These tools are designed for and marketed to lawyers to use. These are not generalist LLM products. Your "this is why lawyers exist" statement makes no sense in the context of these products. One of the models studied markets itse
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2y ago
I'm not creating an account to read the full story, making this a useless link.
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2y ago
We can't know before clicking whether it's a single image, single statement, or 800-tweet essay that should have been a blog post. (Unless someone tells us, as you did here). All too often it's the latter, meaning anyone with
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2y ago
No one wants this.
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2y ago
That doesn't follow. If the hottest temperature ever is 53.5, and the previous record was 52.8, then temperatures that cross 52 degrees don't sound "not uncommon" at all. For comparison, the highest temperature in Denver
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2y ago
The problem is drivers, every single time. DRIVERS hit pedestrians. If a pedestrian avoids it because they hear a motor that's a NEAR MISS that STILL needs to be addressed by drivers. Drivers have all the responsibility. This is not an
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2y ago
Forceful bend tests for large thin tablets feels like a pretty BS way to measure durability. I have an old iPad Pro (first model) that is bent, scratched, and dented from rough handling and never once being put in a case, but it still works
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2y ago
Them and everyone else.
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2y ago
You create a bullshit generator and show it off by linking to a sign in/sign up page? Ridiculous. First, this kind of crap devalues writing in general. No AI tool writes high quality text. "Content creation," honestly. What a
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2y ago
I'm giving it to you straight. Feel proud if you like about the SaaS aspect or that you built something. That's fair. But don't fool yourself that this "product" does anything actually useful. I read a couple of the
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2y ago
I don't like bullshit and this is a bullshit generator.
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2y ago
No it would not work.
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2y ago
Yes, and?
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2y ago
Sounds like landfill.
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2y ago
No one wants to use a shitty chatbot.
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