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xkcd1963
3y ago
Remember the 5th of November
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xkcd1963
3y ago
That is very nicely explained, easy to understand and informative.
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JavaScript: Double Bitwise Not (~~) (2010)
(j11y.io)
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xkcd1963
3y ago
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xkcd1963
3y ago
Superrich confused why money not talking
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xkcd1963
3y ago
I think the writer overstates the power of the global finance institution, whatever it is. If someone would decide to make all banking transactions publicly readable and persistent forever, other people would just create an alternative glob
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xkcd1963
3y ago
Let me use a metaphor. You don't fix a leaking boat by pouring out water while sailing. You rather bring it ashore and repair the holes.
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xkcd1963
3y ago
If the mole or skin tag is detrimental to your health, or if you nose's pathway is giving you trouble breathing, then yes, I'm in favour of an operation. If it is just for cosmetics you are not doing yourself a service. Most of th
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The cost of manufacturing renewals doesn't seem to be accounted for. As example, it takes a lot of chemicals to produce batteries and electronics and it is unknown what happens to the waste in the manufactoring process. We see now the
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xkcd1963
3y ago
"Surgery for appearance or comfort" For appearance this is a bad choice. Not only does it not solve the root cause, it also is shortterm thinking.
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xkcd1963
3y ago
So the only counter-solution they offer is to force the gas- and oil-industry to invest more into green solutions?
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xkcd1963
3y ago
Just install adblocker?
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xkcd1963
3y ago
Whoever actually buys into these pitiful showcase of morale for marketing purposes cant be helped. American companies are only looking for the profit, doesn't matter the cost.
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xkcd1963
3y ago
It is not?
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xkcd1963
3y ago
Hey, I'm just answering the question.
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xkcd1963
3y ago
https://twitter.com/idoxer
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xkcd1963
3y ago
What do you imply? To me it doesn't matter if you use a different word for monetary value, be it donation or something else, it comes down to the same, namely money.
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xkcd1963
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React: How much of pain would you like to handle? React dev: Yes
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But that shouldn't come down to the money. If only the people who amassed huge amounts of money can influence there is no democracy.
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xkcd1963
3y ago
You mean as alternative to openAI? I'm really not on board with the current hype. It is not useful for my work (webcoder), but if I've to write in business-attire I find it useful.
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xkcd1963
3y ago
Psychology is not a science
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xkcd1963
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I'll be damned, billionaires are normal people! (or at least they want us to believe it)
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xkcd1963
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It was much more a response to islamic expandism than a cursed dream.
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I see two reasons for these possible pitfalls: - newcomers to programming reinvent wheels because it is a natural way to learn. That is why we often have alternative frameworks/CMS/languages and so on - there are many crooks in th
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xkcd1963
3y ago
It's not like we can't use the internet without google.
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xkcd1963
3y ago
I don't see any correlation between your and the Chinese case.
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xkcd1963
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No, because it's usually about getting money from the companies. If I could reverse-prompt the AI I'd do it.
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xkcd1963
3y ago
send us some sources
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xkcd1963
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Still that is not what we understand under "locked away".
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xkcd1963
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And how exactly do you want to know that?
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3y ago
chat opens AI: How may I be of assistance? Me: Bring human
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