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skc
2y ago
So I've read that inside a black hole spacetime becomes so distorted that space and time eventually swap places. I can't wrap my head around what it means for your future to become a destination that you can't escape in the s
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2y ago
I think it's highly likely that the Democratic party will never govern the United States again. Every single move the current government is making increasingly seems to be a clever way to stack the chips in their favor in perpetuity. W
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2y ago
This product, it's build-up and it's eventual unveiling legitimately felt like the very best of satirical comedy.
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2y ago
Is he finding it hard to get anyone to care about grok?
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skc
2y ago
AI for thee but not for me?
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skc
2y ago
Whatever. I think X has been Musk's most spectacularly succesful investment. 44 billion was a pretty small price to pay for the ultimate propaganda bullhorn.
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2y ago
Fun fact, that's probably the median weekly wage for the Arsenal players themselves.
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skc
2y ago
With a Sqlite database at that.
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skc
2y ago
The safety of air travel should be lauded as one of mankind's greatest achievements. I'm infinitely more anxious driving home from the airport than at any time in the air.
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skc
2y ago
Sometimes when you find yourself annoyed by stuff like this replace "Apple" with "Microsoft" and "iPhone" with "Windows". It's a useful way to check subconscious bias.
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2y ago
We all hate recieving cold emails, yet there is likely a majority of us in this post who work for companies that rely on cold emails to get sales that ultimately pay our salaries.
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2y ago
Cool, will do.
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skc
2y ago
Solid tool. But on Windows it has a tendency to freeze and remain unresponsive if you leave it open without using it for an extended period eg overnight. It's a minor annoyance
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2y ago
The election results have emboldened a lot of these takes.
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2y ago
More than anything I'm very curious to see what sort of people will be emboldened by this victory. I've just seen pictures of Trump, Elon Musk and Dana White celebrating together (and being celebrated) The signal being sent is tha
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2y ago
He made Microsoft an insane amount of money when they were at their "least" coolest. That takes some doing.
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skc
2y ago
Is AI using more or less power than crypto is/was at it's "peak"?
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2y ago
Imagine the paranoia that must be flooding Hezbollah right now. You can't function without your electronics...but you can't trust them at all now. You don't even know how many or which of your gadgets have been compromised to
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2y ago
Pocket change
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2y ago
Microsoft have left the chat
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2y ago
There are a surprisingly large number of people who believe that space doesn't exist and that all such expeditions are faked. I sometimes wonder what goes through their heads when they read stories such as this one. What exactly is in
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2y ago
I mean, a large proportion of the Free Software community loves Apple products, so it shouldn't be that surprising
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2y ago
Calling it Apple Intelligence seems a bit short sighted to me considering how quickly things are moving in this space. There's a danger that before long, the stuff Apple will take ages to implement into their devices will seem dated co
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2y ago
Math notes looks incredible, but it's probably one of those features that will be infuriating for anything remotely complex.
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2y ago
The first big mis-step of the Nadella era. Will be interesting to hear what he has to say when he's inevitably asked to comment in his next public appearance.
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2y ago
Ever since I finished all 4 seasons of "For All Mankind" I've been eating up news like this. Truly awe inspiring stuff happening these days
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2y ago
I still think Apple should be pretty damn proud of the fact that so many generations later they still have a brand so powerful that this misstep can cause such a furor. Any other company would have been able to put out this ad and nobody wo
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2y ago
>The cybertruck sure has a shitty reputation, and that was before the recent recalls. I thought the consensus was that it only has a shitty reputation amongst non-owners. I don't get the appeal myself but owners seem to love them pr
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3y ago
One is actually useful day to day though.
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3y ago
I recently saw Dune 2 on IMAX. If the Vision Pro can soon replicate that experience they will print (even more) money and could lock the big film studios down forever pretty much. That is the killer use case. Everything else seems like fluf
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