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More context if anyone is interested https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forge_(software) > in FOSS development communities and since the inception of the first SourceForge fork in 2001, the term forge is still commonly
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For those that haven’t, best to see it yourself - it is visibly, significantly faster: https://chat.mistral.ai/chat
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> senior managers said that they believe “the company would be better off if Musk resigned.” Would that even help at this point? The association between musk and tesla would still remain - e.g. musk’s ownership of tesla shares is a pop c
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https://steamdb.info/app/916440/ Looks like there were around twelve -80% sales last year alone.
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Note that I said this sounds helpful, I never said this should be the only measure. There are laws against anticompetitive behavior. Also, about corporations always protecting each other, this looks incorrect, e.g.: https://en.m.
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I guess one more reason not to claim that corporations are suffering from evil media’s savagery - they’re all corporations after all. Plus, having corporations keep each other in check still sounds helpful to me.
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> corporations need to say every single thing in a positive light or else media would savagely quote them I call BS - don’t humanize corporations, they do what they can to maximize profit. Media is being helpful; without media’s work cor
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My point exactly; no need to compare brake dust to other things for it to sound bad.
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Some proximity seems desired. If people didn’t want to be near rampaging bulls, they wouldn’t have attended the festival.
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Personal experiences of the author are in fact the subject of this article, as explained in the introduction. > here’s some notes about what I’ve learned so far Anecdotally, I found them useful and interesting; I’m also a web dev and I t
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Become the first person to X+1, or the first person to X in record time, or the oldest person to X, or the first person to X while Y, etc.
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I'm conflicted about declaring something as "more harmful" in such a narrow context. The article says that human cells react worse to dust from modern brakes than to exhaust or even dust from asbestos brakes. But this ignores
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Also, it was popular to use smaller, 3rd party programs that would provide what is now part of a typical OS; e.g. Norton Commander[1]. [1]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norton_Commander
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Ad companies are also interested in manipulation en masse. Are we going to see an ad supported free tier? “Drink Mountain Dew, my love, you’ll feel better.” - is that the end goal?
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Anecdotally, if you have an accent and want to reference Maltese Falcon[1], your voice recognition software may understand it as “Maltese f* off”. [1]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Maltese_Falcon_(1941_fil...
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And of course people responsible for AI disruptions would love to sell solutions for the problems they created too. Notably[1]: > Worldcoin's business is to provide a reliable way to authenticate humans online, which it calls World
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>This is the author's second Cybertruck crash in a month. Does anyone have a source? If true then this defense of Tesla that we see now is even more bizarre.
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I wonder how similar is the TV user experience and the content that gets watched there - to the desktop/mobile user experience and content. Is anyone here using YouTube in both contexts? Personally I watch on my laptop or iPhone; I usu
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If anyone else is wondering, Meta FAIR stands for "Facebook Artificial Intelligence Research" and has since been renamed to "Meta AI"[1]. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meta_AI
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> Pritchard (from ap Richard) Also: Pratchett "The name Pratchett was a Welsh patronymic surname created from the personal name Richard." https://www.houseofnames.com/pratchett-family-crest
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Note, the second link, as expected, lists especially unpopular sexual taboos; think twice before clicking.
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I also wouldn’t say hiring for a different role would be an issue. But, like you say, you are also still hiring for the same role or you announce a role and pause hiring. I’d improve these processes instead.
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Moving out seems to help - wild. > The couple moved to a new town — Canaan Station, N.B. — and Nesbitt made lifestyle and dietary changes. Nesbitt has also started playing video games to improve hand-eye coordination. “There are some thi
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I noticed that this particular job ad has been posted here third time in a row. Also, post author comments from multiple accounts, claims to be the CTO for two companies, but also refuses to hire engineers working at two companies[1]. Techn
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Mount Lyell shrew Image: https://metro.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/SEI_236362254... Wikipedia: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Lyell_shrew
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Video of the explanation, at the timestamp showing 8 sprites that look like 9 sprites: https://youtu.be/Ik1vsMM2EuY?t=1509 > the last two Sprites there are multicolored mode; (...) we have a different number of of high r
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Plus, you get to stay in touch and advertise via a monthly email: “You didn’t do any searches so we’re giving you next month for free, here are all the cool things you could do:…”.
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Is there a text explanation of the trick - for those that cannot watch a video?
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> it seems that I can order items again? Very odd. Perhaps it’s now being sent not via USPS?
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Tongue in cheek, the instinctive response of government institution employees used to be also to produce a lot of cellulose (here: paper) and pile it together.
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