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by throw1234567891 2mo ago
Json schema?
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by throw1234567891 2mo ago
Sometimes things look clearer from the distance.
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by throw1234567891 2mo ago
Said the frog in a pot. Sorry, but it’s true.
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by throw1234567891 2mo ago
And Rogan, and Theo Von, and Musk, and Carlson who also warms Putin’s heart.
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by throw1234567891 2mo ago
Maybe that general public should move their asses then. Trump and his family is ransacking the US. It would be funny if it wasn’t tragic.
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by throw1234567891 2mo ago
Yet he’s a president. For the second time!
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by throw1234567891 2mo ago
let’s see during next elections
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by throw1234567891 2mo ago
Our future is extinction regardless of what we do. It’s a matter of timescale. Plagues, wars, political unrest, asteroids, geological events on the continental scale, super volcano eruptions, poles flipping, the Earth coming closer to the S
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by throw1234567891 2mo ago
Tell us facts. Who’s facts are these facts.
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by throw1234567891 2mo ago
A sequence of bubbles implies one bubble after another, therefore there is no two bubbles at the same time, therefore it’s no foam.
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by throw1234567891 2mo ago
I’m reading this and I’m amazed. The guy is capturing all wealth of the US into private hands, releases a digital currency almost sounding like an official US currency under private venture, and people in the US clap? I think it could be th
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by throw1234567891 2mo ago
You’d think so if that was like a continuous process. You wouldn’t if you get a couple of upvotes during the day, then 5 downvotes during 1 minute, and nothing more for hours. What really pisses me off on this site is that continuing argume
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by throw1234567891 2mo ago
It’s funny watching people trip over NVIDIA name. So many keyboard gymnastics. They do what everyone in their position would do. What matters are the boxes leaving the warehouse. Dozens of thousands of them.
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by throw1234567891 2mo ago
Your Fridays.
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by throw1234567891 2mo ago
People didn’t have much more to do back then. There was no TV.
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by throw1234567891 2mo ago
The problem isn’t low quality content, that gets filtered out mostly before it reaches the front page. The problem are people who downvote based on emotional trigger, not argument. And people ganging up. Never had a case where suddenly with
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by throw1234567891 2mo ago
The answer is: yes.
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by throw1234567891 2mo ago
> The first example was flagged by users. It fits the pattern of other political clickbait stories. That’s what they mean. It’s too easy to flag something here, as it is too easy to downvote.
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by throw1234567891 2mo ago
> I think the UI elements and layout look very similar to how LLMs like to create them Yeah. Guess why. Because they parrot what they have seen in training data! Go figure what that implies.
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by throw1234567891 2mo ago
Never had any problems with the touch bar. Until it died in a very flashy manner. Never been bothered by it.
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by throw1234567891 2mo ago
Imagine the postman every day…
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by throw1234567891 2mo ago
I love you too.
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by throw1234567891 2mo ago
> No level of alcohol consumption is considered risk free from a scientific point of view From scientific point of view life leads to death in 100% of cases.
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by throw1234567891 2mo ago
You’re safe now. Good job.
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by throw1234567891 2mo ago
You can take your car to a tuner shop and they’ll do it. Where do you think those 900 bhp m4s come from.
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by throw1234567891 2mo ago
Business is business.
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by throw1234567891 2mo ago
Less is more.
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by throw1234567891 2mo ago
Well, I don’t pay for them. Maybe you do. But again, they’re a byproduct, an intermediary. They contribute to your result but aren’t the final result. I’m not defending their position, just showing you an alternative universe.
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by throw1234567891 2mo ago
Levandosky
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by throw1234567891 2mo ago
Lickmyballs, or polishmyballs? Funny nickname.

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