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thinkingtoilet
5mo ago
Don't confuse things. It's not "can't figure out", it's "don't care to figure out". They're not dumb. They just don't care about support.
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Perhaps there is a less aggressive way to say what you want here. If I were the OP, I would ignore you.
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We don't all sleep walk into these. Many people shout from the roof tops but the masses are easily manipulated.
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I would happily buy a laptop with medium specs but apple build quality. I don't know if the Neo's build quality is on par with their other laptops but if it is it's probably my next laptop.
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5mo ago
This is the reality for many low wage workers today. Amazon drivers are on strict schedules and are watched at all times. This isn't fantasy, this is reality. It just hasn't gotten up the chain to effect the average HN reader yet.
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I'm the exact same way. If it's a work device, I'll literally never use it for something personal. Why give them any ammunition? Plus, laptops are so thin these days it's not really a burden to pack two, or use a phone l
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We're talking global mega corps here. They are allergic to any real change. If they have an existing AWS contract and can easily spin up these bedrock instances they are going to do that 100% of the time. Vendor procurement is a nightm
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5mo ago
If the workload is offloaded to the chip, why would the host platform matter?
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What's important is you came here, didn't address the article at all, and rambled off some talking points.
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Exactly. The web pre jquery and bootsrap was a mess and not pleasant to code for. If you want to talk about low quality that was the norm back then.
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This isn't high school. This is a college, specifically for STEM majors. At what point does this not apply? Can someone take a high level Spanish course without having spoken a word of Spanish and expect the teacher to cater to them? I
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But it goes both ways. If a student doesn't have the prerequisite knowledge for a class it is absolutely unfair and decidedly not the best possible education to slow the class down for students who are prepared. If a class requires X,
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The filter is what is key. If they label all AI videos but still serve me AI slop as the first response, then it doesn't matter if it's labeled at all.
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Yeah, but they do produce food which data centers do not. This is an odd argument to make.
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I agree. It's a major problem that people who are usually, not always, already very well off decide to do a final "fuck you I got mine" and sell their business to a company they damn well know is going to strip it for all it&
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5mo ago
Provide proof of someone getting arrested for a social media post.
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Just more actions from free speech loving Republicans. Exactly like that guy in Tennessee who got $800k.
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I'm American. I will criticize America. If you live in another country, you work there to improve how you help the least fortunate people on the planet. I'm not going to write letters to the government of Turkmenistan. It should a
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I came back to Pandora recently and I think it has the best discovery out of any music platform. I don't pay extra to play what I want, I curate radio stations and it's been great. The only catch is you have to be diligent with yo
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What were you doing before hand? Do you believe you were getting perfectly unbiased information?
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Not really. No infinite scroll. No personalized algorithm. No insane levels of tracking. To compare this to facebook or tiktok is incredibly dishonest.
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The power is there, they just don't want to pay the cost in terms of money, lives, and polling popularity. This was done on the whim of a man-child throwing a tantrum, backed by his deeply racist hatred towards Obama. There was no plan
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Hire humans.
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Eggs, sausage, chips, beans, and a tea... In college we watched this all the time late night after coming back from the bars or a party. It's an amazing concert film. I always preferred this live version of Saucer Full Of Secrets.
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They are absolutely psychopaths. These are people that will flagrantly lie to your face and feel no remorse. They cause mass suffering and feel no remorse. They don't have empathy. They don't have normal human emotions.
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yes... sarcasm... Totally unrelated. In traditional stories, as anyone ever been upset when the knight slays the dragon at the end because the dragon was hoarding all the gold and killing the townspeople? I was never upset when the dragon g
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>No, they are not. They are winning You agree they are winning though, right? China is known for not playing fair, stealing industrial secrets, etc... that reputation matters and it's a good reason why the US is winning. Is the US p
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It's very easy. "So the user opens the app - what is the first video you show them?" You don't. How about that?
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That's how this is framed as well.
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