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tim-tday
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tim-tday
8mo ago
Wait, that’s an option?
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8mo ago
I’m not sure “affairs” covers it.
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8mo ago
They ain’t dumb.
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8mo ago
Zorin was trending here a few weeks ago. I installed it on a few machines. It is super slick. I didn’t try the Mac skin but the default windows one is finally a Linux that looks like a professionally built operating system. I actually went
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8mo ago
And covid And AI And social media And smartphones And constant fear of school shootings But sure, maybe it was laptops
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8mo ago
He better watch out. Google instituted a strict return to office mandate. They also frown on people working apart from their teams. He might have to go back and badge in a couple times a week to make it look like he’s still working out of t
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8mo ago
Is it that hydrogen is a dirty fossil fuel in garish green makeup?
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8mo ago
Keep thinking. Stay physically active. Have good genes.
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8mo ago
I am in no way an AI apologist. I’m actually quite critical of the value, investment, products. But I’m also not blind and I’m offended by crap like this. Claude code is 90% better than previous coding assistants as of weeks ago. So either
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tim-tday
8mo ago
Forget drug cartels. Scam organizations are directly attacking our citizens. Declare war on them and take them down. Kinetically.
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8mo ago
Which puts the blame squarely on the organization not the tool or the person.
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8mo ago
4 years too late?
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8mo ago
Bad for climate goals. Bad for people who don’t want ai crammed down their throats. Bad for normal people buying servers to do real work. Bad for the explosion of slop, disinformation, automation of illegal, unethical, criminal activities.
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8mo ago
Hell no? How is this even a question?
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8mo ago
This is sort of like their whole thing. I hope they stick to it too.
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8mo ago
I think the sleep light on the white plastic iBook was the first product feature I truly loved. My greatest hope is that I should be so lucky as to invent a single thing as great over the course of my lifetime.
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8mo ago
Get a consensus definition of consciousness and we’ll talk.
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8mo ago
Readability
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8mo ago
The public was warned by the leadership of China that they would move on Taiwan by 2027.
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8mo ago
The Auto repair hobby offsets $90/hr shop labor. (Money saved is worth ~30% more than money earned due to taxes and the fact that it takes time to earn money) If you make less than ~$120/hr and own a car it’s worth it to learn to
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8mo ago
Why would anyone come to the USA? Check the coverage maps of the big three and see who has best coverage where you live and work. (ATT, Verizon, T-Mobile) I think if you BYOD you can get something without a contract. You can buy a refurbish
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8mo ago
You know a great way to send our technical knowhow out into the world? Foreign students and tech workers. You know what’s incompatible with that? Everything the current administration is doing.
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8mo ago
SF is the least likely place where a bicycle is useful for everyday transportation. There’s effectively only one flat path through the city. There’s a serious lack of grocery stores (meaning your trips are further and less frequent), most j
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8mo ago
Why would you think happiness is correlated with intelligence?
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8mo ago
Be careful not to accidentally commit suicide.
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8mo ago
So, illegally?
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tim-tday
8mo ago
Why would any tourist travel to the United States in the current situation?
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tim-tday
8mo ago
Sweet, thanks. Chuck it in the circular file for me. That’s where I keep it.
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tim-tday
8mo ago
If you can replay motion capture easily robots can soon go anywhere, do anything, function in all jobs. Currently robots are used in assembly line manufacturing. They’re fast and error resistant. They’re also bolted to the ground. If robots
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8mo ago
These side effects have been known for more than twenty years. I’m surprised it’s not common knowledge.
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