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by whoitwas 2y ago
This stinks of regulatory capture. If dark maga Elon and his goons pull off this election, they're really gonna take this sucker for everything, aren't they?
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by whoitwas 2y ago
RIP. I don't think project 2025 has plans to gut the FTC, just most other federal agencies. It obviously matters a ton who wins, but the outcome may likely be the same regardless.
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by whoitwas 2y ago
I mean generate infinite energy with a perpetual motion machine. The drones power themselves once the mycelium forms connections. The idea is infinite energy generated by mushroom drones in organized movement.
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by whoitwas 2y ago
I don't understand the downvotes. There's tech potential with fungus. We can see drones controlled by fungus: https://www.popsci.com/technology/fungus-robot/ If they generate power in response to sunligh
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by whoitwas 2y ago
This is awesome. We could do the same. Those oyster mushroom drones got me thinking. With fungus we could build perpetual motion machines to generate infinite energy or food. Just like the ants.
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by whoitwas 2y ago
My error buckets and //TODOS with dreams of more refined implementations weren't all that lazy after all.
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by whoitwas 2y ago
This is my introduction to the word "Expensify". I assumed it meant something like "enshitify" eg: "enshitification". It's an odd name. Nice of you to share on Github.
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by whoitwas 2y ago
$1000 seems very expensive. But considering it's always being used, maybe not terrible.
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by whoitwas 2y ago
If you don't want them to train models with the data you give them, don't give them data. They should be able to train whatever they want with it without regulation and there's no reason to request permission.
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by whoitwas 2y ago
Again, why is there an expectation for a company to do X and not Y with data you give them for free? They can do pretty much anything they want including not securing it. As nearly every single US company does.
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by whoitwas 2y ago
Terrorism isn't okay. We should have that standard. Just as violence against in general isn't okay.
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by whoitwas 2y ago
Minimal what? They just indiscriminately bombed anyone near anyone with this branded pager. It's really disgusting to see you marveling at mass civilian destruction or terrorism.
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by whoitwas 2y ago
This is really sick and should result in major sanctions against Israel. USA should never give them another penny, take the nukes, and let them wither. They've become pure hate. This is a standard that can't be allowed and Israel
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by whoitwas 2y ago
I don't understand how this surprises anyone. You choose to give them your data. It's not free. If you don't want them to have your data, don't give it away.
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by whoitwas 2y ago
Why stop at West Bank? Looks like there's only one state remaining at this point.
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by whoitwas 2y ago
RIP. I always wondered what was going on with edX. They were great back in the day. I was introduced to the Stanford CS curriculum through them. At least MIT OCW lives on! Don't see that going anywhere ... unless somehow they sell to s
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by whoitwas 2y ago
I learned from these comments Apple Vision Pro isn't intended for gaming. No wonder Buffet sold out of them. WTF are they thinking? Might have to transition to Linux fully at some point before I die if they continue doing stupid things
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by whoitwas 2y ago
I hope your disdain for your fellow humans is only in jest. It's still sickening.
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by whoitwas 2y ago
I don't think so. These plants are super volatile and can meltdown forever.
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by whoitwas 2y ago
Do these things use a lot of resources? Is the build process less painful than using Epic Games?
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by whoitwas 2y ago
Because of the existential threat they pose. They require a military to defend.
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by whoitwas 2y ago
Imagine government that actually tries to help people. California seems decent.
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by whoitwas 2y ago
Sometimes there's a good news story.
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I wouldn't call crawling public data stealing. LLMs are just lazy and bad like the people who implemented them.
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by whoitwas 2y ago
Yeah. Where are the integration tests? As a total outsider reading headlines, I would assume there's minimal testing framework and sparse QA.
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by whoitwas 2y ago
USA has always been anti China because we perceive them as opposed to our (American) way of life. Whether it exists in reality or not, we view them as a communist dictatorship with no freedom and poor quality of life whereas we're the
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by whoitwas 2y ago
What's worse ignorance or malice? Boeing presents the best of both all to maximize quarterly earning$. Can we please stop giving my tax dollars to them? Maybe it's better than building functioning weapon systems?
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by whoitwas 2y ago
Elon Musk inherited Steve Jobs' distortion field? Did you pass it to him? It's marketing. You're making things very complicated and distorting reality.
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by whoitwas 2y ago
I have no idea what you are referencing on wikipedia. If you think it isn't lies, then you accept he's not very intelligent or at least illogical. The simplest answer is he's voicing his ultimate vision for a product without
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by whoitwas 2y ago
This is reply without understanding. The "reality distortion field" is a web of lies the person convinces themself are true. They still originate as lies. In this case, it's just business. People have a hard on for this guy&#

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