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tartuffe78
2y ago
Did they poll AIPAC?
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2y ago
Have you used it?
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tartuffe78
2y ago
Well it probably won't promote people paying for blue checkmarks into my feed.
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2y ago
Wonder if OpenAI is considering building a search engine for this reason... Imagine if we get a functional search engine again from some company just trying to feeding their model generation...
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2y ago
Might be because we're funding this genocide ourselves...
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2y ago
Since the election ramped up I see lots of blue checkmarks calling people f gg t, anecdotally but it's part of the reason I'm spending more time on Bluesky.
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2y ago
It's the only one I'm on where I see people called slurs all the time.
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2y ago
You do have the right for better or worse.
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2y ago
Regular businesses didn’t either, my company got one but actually voluntarily did pay it back
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2y ago
Did you vote in this election?
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2y ago
Trump doesn’t really laugh much, it’s a bit odd when you noticed it.
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2y ago
...from $23
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2y ago
Agreed, every time I open AS to update my company's Android apps (infrequently) I have to spend an hour Googling odd Java memory errors and grade sync complaints before I can do the minor tweaks I need to do to the actual app.
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2y ago
I was wondering if there really are no negative long term side effects, could this finally lead to universal healthcare in the US? It seems like a lot of our costs (aside from the obvious medical industrial complex skimming massive profits)
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2y ago
We were developing an Android multimedia application in the bad old 2.x days, and our QA person was running into a crash recording with the camera in our app. She walked over to my desk to show me, and the crash wouldn't happen anymore
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2y ago
I've worked as a developer with developers for 10+ years, and I sure as hell don't always recognize when they start doing something funny... Not sure I'd be able to keep up with monitoring thousands of lines of generated co
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3y ago
I doubt it's very common at all, most people just Facebook without putting much thought into it I imagine.
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3y ago
These comments will probably be quite amusing in 3-4 years time.
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3y ago
"They are not weapons, they are enhanced tools for war."
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3y ago
They're obligated to by the grip Amazon already has on the e-commerce market. Letting Amazon make anti-competitive moves that increase their grip will only worsen the situation.
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3y ago
Amazon is abusing it's monopoly power to hurt competition, when Amazon is the only place to certain things, consumer cost will go up.
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3y ago
You're assuming he has a house. Apartments, especially ones with roommates don't just let you bring in extra people.
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3y ago
With a few notable outliers...
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3y ago
There is one scam that is "Donate for a chance to have dinner with Trump at Mar-a-Lago, all expenses paid!" that a family member falls for. As far as I know they've donated tens of thousands of dollars, their phone rings off
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3y ago
It's a good thing Finland isn't full of New Yorkers!
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3y ago
Existing voters get older, and presumably more susceptible to misinformation and scaremongering, every year.
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3y ago
Working for a software company in the midwest I feel no shame. Maybe it's different on the west coast with gentrification and the bad reputation of certain FAANG companies at the moment. At the end of the day it's just a job, as l
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3y ago
Assuming your kids enjoy living this exact lifestyle, and don't end up leaving, big assumption.
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3y ago
Do you know how many people are buying smart tooth brushes for their kids to ignore, digital picture frames that there parents don't use, and smart appliances they use once a year? This is a drop in the ocean.
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3y ago
Yeah, it's the only place I know of where I can order from 1,000s of products and have them delivered the next day...
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