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by throwawa14223 3y ago
Everyone else pays to network with them, so it probably makes sense to give them free entry.
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by throwawa14223 3y ago
I have almost a mirror issue. After years of working with it I still find Python incredibly hard to read. I had always chalked it up to just differences between people.
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by throwawa14223 3y ago
I can't see another ruling that doesn't lead to compelled speech.
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by throwawa14223 3y ago
I hate that the whole web has adopted such short line lengths. Everyone insists it is more readable but I find it a lot harder to read.
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by throwawa14223 3y ago
Quite the opposite, being fully remote has made my life better than I thought was possible 3 years ago. I discovered what I thought was just life was motion sickness and not having it every day has drastically improved my life.
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by throwawa14223 3y ago
I felt it was easy too, but I felt that almost every item listed was a vehicle and in the park. If it helps here was my reasoning. To start with I checked the dictionary for a definition and it appears that a vehicle is "A device or st
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by throwawa14223 3y ago
You really can't see the parallel between uttering ill of the elect, and uttering ill of the new elect?
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by throwawa14223 3y ago
Just like all PWAs I get the appeal as a developer, but I have no clue as a user why I would ever want this.
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by throwawa14223 3y ago
It seems very analogous to scabs during a strike.
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by throwawa14223 3y ago
So stop diluting our power against the owners.
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by throwawa14223 3y ago
Yeah, this is pretty obvious federal overreach.
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by throwawa14223 3y ago
No. A fine should represent the negative externality to society. Flexibility indicates that society is interested in cash not the prevention of the externality.
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by throwawa14223 3y ago
The same people pushing coins are pushing 'AI'.
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by throwawa14223 3y ago
The current crop of 'AI' are refined chatbots so it is no surprise he's back to this.
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by throwawa14223 3y ago
Do we have a reason to believe the kinds of AI that people are talking about have wants? The gap between ChatGPT and personhood seems impassable.
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by throwawa14223 3y ago
Market distortions are not made safe by being smaller than some absolute measure.
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by throwawa14223 4y ago
I do not understand how CBDC could in any way make my life better? It seems like a worse product with fewer features than what I have now.
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by throwawa14223 4y ago
The lack of a bad feature is also a feature. Firefox is great precisely because it doesn't have this cruft.
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by throwawa14223 4y ago
Yet again Google takes a step to make using a browser worse.
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by throwawa14223 4y ago
I'm only interested in products that wholly refuse to use LLMs.
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by throwawa14223 4y ago
Why would you consider a result set that contained AI results useful or legitimate? LLM sure looks to be the end stage of the enshitification of the internet.
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by throwawa14223 4y ago
I doubt it was chatGPT but this happened to me the past weekend. It took me 6 hours on the phone with Comcast to get a simple billing error fixed because their system kept 'selecting me' to try out their new automated support syst
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by throwawa14223 4y ago
Having just dropped Kagi in favor of DDG, does anyone have a recommendation for a search engine taking a stand against AI-generated content?
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by throwawa14223 4y ago
I think it is interesting they express music as some sort of universal when deaf people exist, and there are even able bodied people who just do not like music.