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by tbossanova 1y ago
Ironically you are being incredibly rude trying to support an argument that posting AI responses is rude. I guess we can conclude you know nothing about anything.
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by tbossanova 1y ago
I drive a 2018 Nissan Leaf and the software is sometimes laughably bad. But the basics like when you’re charging are ok in my experience
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by tbossanova 1y ago
Yep. I remember being driven around roads like this with a friend with a high performance car who knew what he was doing, so could go what seemed like a terrifyingly high speed to me, but was perfectly safe for him. Then we hit some other c
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by tbossanova 1y ago
Haha nice meta-usage of literally there
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by tbossanova 1y ago
I see what you mean, but I actually think there is a place for copy/pasting AI responses. I think of it as a kind of cache, surely a HN comment being served to n users means less resources used and faster access than if all n did their
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by tbossanova 1y ago
I’m still not sure what the misuse is. “Literally” is now commonly used as an intensifier, like how “awesome “ used to mean inspiring awe, including if you were scared of something, and now is mostly an intensifier. Awesome, dude!
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by tbossanova 1y ago
What’s the misuse here?
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by tbossanova 1y ago
I write “therefore” therefore I am an AI.
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by tbossanova 1y ago
I an currently forced to use stuff. I would walk to the shop if one was close enough, but everything around me is built around cars so it’s not practical. Thus I am forced to use a car though I would rather not. Now, you’re entirely correct
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by tbossanova 1y ago
Not only is "he" not the "correct" pronoun (however you think "correctness" is defined), it also sounds terribly clunky and confusing. "They" is perfectly natural.
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by tbossanova 1y ago
I haven't come across any "eco activists" who solely push for straw bans etc and nothing else. It's pretty obvious that the way forward is to not use so much stuff. LEDs and solar panels are nice but don't encourage
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by tbossanova 1y ago
That is 100% standard english, dude. I feel like I might have read that exact sentence 20 years ago...
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by tbossanova 1y ago
“Tips for our servers” got an audible laugh from me!
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by tbossanova 1y ago
Is it possible that private property and/or violence against humans is orthogonal to so-called stewardship of land? E.g. cultural norms could result in better natural preservation, even if by accident rather than by what a modern perso
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by tbossanova 1y ago
I have many times walked home when I didn’t trust the bus timetable or the taxi equivalent. Always expected to get mugged but it hasn’t happened yet. I guess people often think someone walking is someone to not be messed with. Very place de
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by tbossanova 1y ago
We love you konradx
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by tbossanova 2y ago
Amen
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by tbossanova 2y ago
The current state of things is insanely demotivating, so I wouldn’t be so sure
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by tbossanova 2y ago
I will happily fix potholes and produce food for UBI, after being horribly burned out by 20 years in software companies.
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by tbossanova 2y ago
This reminds me a bit of how VCs bet on a bunch of startups in full knowledge that many will fail. The failures in some sense get a “free ride”. Why not the same with people?
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by tbossanova 2y ago
Quite a few :(
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by tbossanova 2y ago
So what are the strengths of those languages?
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by tbossanova 2y ago
Get with the program, hippie!
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by tbossanova 2y ago
I have many times watched guitar players at their work, and gone home to try and do the same thing. I definitely value that differently.
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by tbossanova 2y ago
First day of metalwork I managed to catch my hand on a sharp edge and got a cut that was bleeding juuuust enough to warrant a bandaid. I went to the teacher to ask for one. The look of confusion on his face is emblazoned on my memory. After
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by tbossanova 2y ago
Interesting! Do you have a link to the video for context?
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by tbossanova 2y ago
“Free markets mean the best product always wins out. It just so happens my subsidiaries make the best product in all markets. Read about why in the Washington Post.” - Bezos, probably
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by tbossanova 2y ago
Presumably they would earn less money for this than for leather, hence making it less profitable if only marginally.
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by tbossanova 2y ago
If I knew someone who “accidentally” does Nazi salutes, I would keep them very far away from anything important.
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by tbossanova 2y ago
Thanks for your deep sorrow for this idiotic cynical nissan leaf owner. Love you too

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