tim-tday

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by tim-tday 6mo ago
How is that data not protected?
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by tim-tday 6mo ago
If the problem is bots ban bots.
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by tim-tday 6mo ago
Not ashamed, aware that small, petty people will retaliate over honest criticism. Remember when a famous billionaire showed up at the Thai cave to rescue a soccer team with a submarine that wouldn’t fit in the hole? He tried to take charge
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by tim-tday 6mo ago
LLMS can’t count. This is well known. Give them a calculator or allow them to write code to do it.
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by tim-tday 6mo ago
No beekeeper would deliberately smash hives. They overturned while deputies were wrestling with her.
426.
by tim-tday 6mo ago
Girl, this a you problem not a her problem.
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by tim-tday 6mo ago
Paywalled
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by tim-tday 6mo ago
Oakland is little known?
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by tim-tday 6mo ago
You don’t want that. Because it would mean 5 rich dudes own all physical work. What happens to the rest of us when that happens? What economic system can we create that makes sense? (The current one does not make sense in that scenario. Gam
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by tim-tday 6mo ago
I don’t know but “eye drilling” doesn’t sound so good. Do not want.
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by tim-tday 6mo ago
I’ve recently realized that (for me) boredom is just not wanting to do the next thing. I have plenty to do. A dozen things on my todo list and my administrative list gets longer faster than it gets shorter. And yet this weekend I was lookin
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by tim-tday 6mo ago
Inflation adjusted?
433.
by tim-tday 6mo ago
You had me at removing snaps.
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by tim-tday 6mo ago
Consistency is king I suppose. I was just thinking this morning about how if every drink I had at a bar over the last 20 years had gone into the stock market I’d probably be a million dollars richer. I was putting nothing into the stock mar
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by tim-tday 6mo ago
Good start. I quit drinking for six years. My only regret is that I didn’t do it twenty years earlier.
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by tim-tday 6mo ago
People who prevent pasting of passwords have no understanding of security. They should be fired immediately. Why? You just stopped me from using my password manager. And the fact that you don’t realize means you don’t use one. If you work i
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by tim-tday 6mo ago
“that single strait, a choke point whose influence over the global economy has become alarmingly clear.” This has been clear for years. Anyone who has shown any interest in the muddle east in the last two decades is well familiar with it.
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by tim-tday 6mo ago
Suddenly paying taxes is socialism.
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by tim-tday 6mo ago
Congratulations you had a bullshit job, insufficient oversight and not enough personal and professional pride to do the work you were paid to do (a job is a promise, they promise to pay you and you promise to work. The fact that I have to s
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by tim-tday 6mo ago
Don’t give gunmen a platform.
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by tim-tday 6mo ago
Yeah so, how about that universal basic income where everyone whose job gets crushed by AI makes an income. But if only the billionaires have money they’re the only ones who can pay it. How do those guys like paying their share? (They don’t
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by tim-tday 6mo ago
When all the jobs are gone to the ultra rich owners of AI, who pays the taxes to pay the universal income? (be it basic as others have said or high) The ultra-rich don’t pay taxes now and if they accumulate more power they never will. Every
443.
by tim-tday 6mo ago
The science was delayed a decade due to fraud.
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by tim-tday 6mo ago
I buy stuff direct from China. I have about a 50% success rate. I got an awesome jump pack for my car’s emergency kit but sometimes the stuff is wrong or super low quality.
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by tim-tday 6mo ago
To be fair human drivers violate the bike lane thousands of times a day in SF. I’m not defending Waymo, but the city bears responsibility for failing to create room for pickup and delivery drivers to operate safely. I rode down Folsom to wo
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by tim-tday 6mo ago
The problem is not the heat, the problem is the greenhouse gasses we’re releasing which trap more of the sun’s heat.
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by tim-tday 6mo ago
It’s pretty damned as it is.
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by tim-tday 6mo ago
Renting it to you. BMW now locks advanced features behind a subscription. In this dystopian future you’ll own nothing and you’ll like it.
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by tim-tday 6mo ago
I just ordered the new dungeon crawler Carl book. It’s coming to me for the low, low price of FREE from my local library.
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by tim-tday 6mo ago
I was just reading about the French revolution. Not sure we should be hoping for anything like that.

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