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by twelve40 3y ago
but it's surely not rocket science to determine the effects of it, right? it's either so bad that a civilization can die from it, or decidedly not? especially if it's been used in recent times in Chicago, which didnt go extin
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by twelve40 3y ago
i see lots of theft too, even on Linkedin under their name they just post someone else's AI montage videos to score a like or two for their own worthless self. people are nuts.
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by twelve40 3y ago
at the very least it's super-counterintuitive because your biggest desire in the world of course is to slam the breaks and try to not hit it at all. I seriously doubt I'll have the balls to floor it when I see one.
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by twelve40 3y ago
I'd be shocked if they came anywhere near email data for Bard training. Why do they need that with all the reputational baggage that comes with it, they have only, like, the rest of the Internet at their disposal?
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by twelve40 3y ago
you try driving for 3-4 hours looking at and scrutinizing every upcoming bush along the way. This is the dumbest and rudest take on accidents i've heard here.
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by twelve40 3y ago
not really. say hello to my lawyer and my real estate agent and countless others who send me low-res scanned PDFs to sign over email. Besides, like i said, all the messengers will be eventually, in a few years, hacked/arm-twisted/
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by twelve40 3y ago
It surely escapes me. What does it mean?
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by twelve40 3y ago
well he did cut a deal for himself. I wonder if it was serious enough he could have pressed it further.
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by twelve40 3y ago
I had this happen to me too, and it was really strange. The border dude looked really pissed off at me. He didn't call my wife or anything, just berated me for a while (for what?? for driving up to Canada?). Very strange. He didn'
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by twelve40 3y ago
wow i didn't know that! We tried to get into the Arsenale (outside of Biennale) and couldn't find a way to get it, everything seemed to be shut off from the visitors.
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by twelve40 3y ago
likely because it costs a ton of money? but maybe is simply hasn't occurred to anyone who lives there for the last 10 years
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by twelve40 3y ago
they do that with a fraction of it, but it's 5500 miles long (twice the width of the continental US for comparison) so yeah...
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by twelve40 3y ago
it's not about not paying Google Map licensing. There are, as mentioned, geo features like pickup ETA, trip ETA and cost, drop-off location photos and features that Google doesn't provide at all.
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by twelve40 3y ago
I don't understand this "be my true friend or screw you" advice that is repeatedly given here. I have people in my life like a guy from Barcelona I used to work with 20 years ago, or a cool couple I've met in Istanbul. T
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by twelve40 3y ago
i have no hope. everything i do is currently in gmail and very much subpoenable because it's just the quickest way to get shit done and share with people, I'm not going to get a cave-style airgapped encrypted Linux desktop for my
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by twelve40 3y ago
how would a cookie help with better auto-detection? to store the platform, maybe, but how do you determine whether the user wants a mobile/desktop version to begin with?
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by twelve40 3y ago
> You could likely predict AWS meteoric rise as a sysadmin in 2010 this and Intel you mentioned are pretty unique and rare insights, maybe like a one-off windfall, not a consistent way to make money. I've been in tech for decades no
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by twelve40 3y ago
yes, I think it seems to focus on rce vulnerabilities which in drupal are relatively rare. But also it seems almost like a research project or a work in progress, hence may not be immediately ready for prod? with that said, would be nice if
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by twelve40 3y ago
yup that's what complicates things as to simply "avoid ambiguous friendships". I've had the best times and experiences with pretty volatile people (the first kind you mentioned). It's a lot of work on my side to put
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by twelve40 3y ago
how does that even work? who do you hang out with/kick crazy ideas with? learn new things from? family maybe? i'm not the most social person either but you got to have some kind of an outlet?
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by twelve40 3y ago
i think sewage is only a part of the problem, even without sewage standing water may turn into a giant swamp or a salt pond
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by twelve40 3y ago
> reroute the sewage can this be done across a bunch of islands and canals with tightly clustered ancient buildings? i don't think they even have a central sewer
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by twelve40 3y ago
pretty sure a casual chat website that mandates that everyone give their phone number to OpenAI, activate their account, locate their API key (which is gibberish to most non-tech people) and come back and paste it would kill half the userba
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by twelve40 3y ago
this! finally advice that includes some specific online things not just generic "pick up the phone and cold-call local businesses". Another online possibility: throw up some Amazon (or similar) affiliate links to products and serv
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by twelve40 3y ago
Maybe. Until they hire/acquihire a whole layer of different people, the IBM part of this will probably end up with a similar fate. Basically, people who I've worked with were either real geeks who just want to experiment with thei
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by twelve40 3y ago
Is it really common to sue for testing or lab work? i mean, theranos being an obvious exception here.
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by twelve40 3y ago
This is all great advice until you get stuck with "I don't give a fuck" "it's my way or the highway" people. There are more of them that may seem at a first glance, and it takes some time to figure that out, to
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by twelve40 3y ago
I'm not saying they should, but why can't they leave? even Sacramento a little over an hour's drive away is already much more affordable, let alone other cities and towns in the Central Valley and it only gets cheaper the fur
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by twelve40 3y ago
> Civic Center and the Tenderloin should be condemned and razed maybe the loin, but how does razing the Civic Center help? that area by itself is one of the nicest areas you can think of: a wide-open park-like place to walk around and en
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by twelve40 3y ago
Gladiator was shot by Ridley Scott, just like Blade Runner. Kubrick (who i love) is so legendary, he really should just get credit for every great movie in existence ))

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