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xbar
3y ago
Thank you Alyssa Rosenzweig.
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xbar
3y ago
I asked ChatGPT to disbar an attorney.
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xbar
3y ago
I have different feelings.
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xbar
3y ago
I found one in the Bay Area 5 years ago. Then another the year after. Salt was effective.
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xbar
3y ago
neovim. I'm still trying to help my friends work through their guilt over running VScode at all.
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xbar
3y ago
Science is hard, viciously competitive, and deeply cruel in all ways in order for some to win. Cheating, plagiarism, racism, sexual harassment, theft of ideas, publishing spam, .... Everything is in play in this game. Calling it "cult
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xbar
3y ago
"The vehicles included in this recall do not allow the driver to select a regenerative braking strategy, according to an announcement by China's State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR)." I owned a 2020 Tesla Model 3
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xbar
3y ago
Good guys? I don't think I said that, nor would I. The corporate greed of the West should not be denied. But freedom of speech, human rights, and climate change are areas where BRICS stands in a morally compromised position, relative t
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xbar
3y ago
I agree completely. I replaced a 2015-era Asus Intel board with a 2021-era Asus Intel board of the same general product line (Prime) and found a great many deficiencies relative to their prior product. I had even moved "up" from t
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xbar
3y ago
This is a good and healthy attitude to have and I do not want to diminish it. This is how I view all channels, generally. In this case, at this time, Gamers Nexus is pretty well respected as an entity that re-invests its success in increasi
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xbar
3y ago
Relative to Putin-Russia and CCP-China? The US maintains moral high ground.
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xbar
3y ago
Need a new Pokemon Go! version released.
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xbar
3y ago
I was with you up until that strange closing question.
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xbar
3y ago
Cheers, UK. I suppose one visit was sufficient.
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xbar
3y ago
Which Timex?
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xbar
3y ago
My general model on the world: when the system is the same, but with different humans, you get the same results.
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xbar
3y ago
Not at all, in this case. There is a giant pile of hardware in the world that relies on unsigned hardware. Meanwhile, MSI uses its hardware signing to hurt its customers. Will some MSI users get tricked into using malicious firmware? Doubtl
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xbar
3y ago
Collectives make a lot of decisions in a timely manner. Why not, specifically, about land use? When did the collectives all "run out of time" to decide who gets to manage land, as a specific resource? 1980? 4000 BC?
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xbar
3y ago
I am very, very happy the FTC has tools to ensure fair business competition and the protection of US consumers. It has been woefully absent from regulating data monetization for three decades to the point that any regulation seems like depl
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xbar
3y ago
I will assume sarcasm. For sake of not letting a bogus argument go unanswered: Google and Microsoft offer generic tools that have very broad social benefit outside the monetization of user data. That said, I would prefer it if the FTC would
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xbar
4y ago
I would amend your conclusion to say "Overall, the technology seems to be safely manageable." Let to rot after funding is depleted is a recipe for disaster. Consider the original decommissioning plan for San Onofre nuclear power p
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xbar
4y ago
Purely.
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xbar
4y ago
My brother speaks seven languages and likes to talk about his challenges in teaching mass nouns to students in South Korea.
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xbar
4y ago
I rode Windows NT 4.0 into the ground. It was a truly professional operating system. Honestly, Windows 7 and Windows 10 have been configurable into a mostly serviceable state. It was much more of a hassle to keep Windows 10 tamed, but tamed
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4y ago
Crime is bad in SF. Everything else was pure speculation.
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4y ago
That is surely going to work.
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Show HN: tictoc.health
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4y ago
https://archive.ph/4s8NO
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4y ago
Make me a judge and I will fix it.
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xbar
4y ago
I was immediately thrown into the weeds on that, too. ieee.org's editors are not doing a service to their members by making a chip design argument about AI a gender issue.
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