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by xp84 6mo ago
Yeah apparently JAV is a Toyota that drives itself now
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by xp84 6mo ago
Generally on multi-tenant SaaS kind of systems you do have testing environments, but they're filled with garbage data, plus they are usually running pre-release versions that aren't yet ready for the light of day. It's where
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by xp84 6mo ago
100% they would because that helps avoid bad-PR stories like "Hateful $CHATBOT refuses to help at-risk gay teens with perfectly reasonable sex ed questions!"
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by xp84 6mo ago
When I was like 12, I remember my fellow horny youths (or it could have been anyone, I guess!) in AOL chatrooms constantly asking each other "wanna ciber?"
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by xp84 6mo ago
Are we pretending that LLMs aren't pathologically aligned toward political correctness? It's pretty easy to test that assertion if you don't believe me.
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by xp84 6mo ago
It's the reboot, where everyone is gay
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by xp84 6mo ago
“Eka, open claw !!!!” “I’m sorry, OpenClaw is not approved for an account on your subscription tier.” suffocates from being choked by robotic claw
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by xp84 6mo ago
I apologize if that’s how my tone has come across. I think I just got distracted by the comparison. I think it’s very cool as a project.
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by xp84 6mo ago
Worse - even if you have two, Apple just duplicates the menu bar on both screens. Especially with the abomination that is The Notch, the menu bar has been overcrowded for years. No offense to OP. I’m talking about the 5 or so items I can’t
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by xp84 6mo ago
I would argue nothing about American Labor Day has anything to do with labor at all. Honestly we should just rename it “Summer’s End” because there is literally no theme. The ad flyers for the sales on that weekend have, if any perceivable
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by xp84 6mo ago
I don't think it's been about costs or CPU for at least 20 years, but isn't it more that for kids to learn to do math, it's better not to have CAS always at hand? So that's why there are some in the lineup without i
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by xp84 6mo ago
> if a child is exposed to comedic content, will that child become funnier? Yes, of course they will. But you do make a good point that 'playing CoD leading to kids wanting to shoot people with real guns' isn't proven, but
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by xp84 6mo ago
Why? Well, The OnStar product has about a 30-year history of doing its main jobs flawlessly. Also, it's a paid product and their flagship product. We exchange our dollars for the product they provide. Simple. Unlike Apple where these a
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by xp84 6mo ago
Sure, and I have that Apple One plan too. Certainly from you and me they do. But the sheer number of people doing "searches" (99% of the sites visited from every safari browser is probably doing a "search" to get there)
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by xp84 6mo ago
The funny part is I love DIY stuff - but family obligations leave me less than zero time to complete any of those projects :(
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by xp84 6mo ago
"doesn't support: ... Web UI." So, it's a git server with an interesting storage layer? Don't get me wrong, that part sounds like it might have been a ton of work to implement, but I think the web UI (pull requests,
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by xp84 6mo ago
The great[1] thing about the customer dissatisfaction is that since the corporations are all marching in complete unison towards zero customer service and everything getting worse, the customers have no recourse. Sure, they can churn to a c
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by xp84 6mo ago
CircleCI has been this bad for 10+ years and they’re still in business.
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by xp84 6mo ago
For me it’s been every company since 2010.
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by xp84 6mo ago
Yup! Or it starts a group text with Bob AND Mary saying “signed the deal”
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by xp84 6mo ago
But those guys aren’t cartoon villains. Supposing that they did just that, unleashing an army of Terminators to counter a revolution, and wiped out or imprisoned most of humanity. Uhh, what’s the game plan then? Having all the so-called “mo
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by xp84 6mo ago
Are you being serious? My unwashed laundry only smells when you press your nose to it. In the hamper it’s fine for the 1-7 days it generally waits. Although this thread has hit on an interesting method of distributing folding into daily tin
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by xp84 6mo ago
This reminds me of a guy who once did that at my office. He was going through some kind of trouble with his wife and would sometimes sleep on a couple of bean bags in our small office (office was maybe like 20x25, with two main rooms). I fe
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by xp84 6mo ago
Always remember that most of their “services” revenue is the App Store 30% tax on casino games for children, and the commissions for Safari default search engine coming from Google. These two are Apple’s twin licenses to print money, and bo
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by xp84 6mo ago
Maybe in theory, but I trust Apple to detect a crash correctly about as far as I can throw my iPhone without breaking its glass back or front. This is the company whose flagship voice assistant, in 2026, can’t tell the intended recipient in
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by xp84 6mo ago
I thought the government just forced their ISPs to block. Was CF involved at all?
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by xp84 6mo ago
It seems like you might be a big believer in cultural relativism and that nothing can be right or wrong, so this may be unsuccessful, but many of us do believe that it’s harmful to the normal development of children to be exposed to certain
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by xp84 6mo ago
Let’s not pretend like this is a brand new problem. Even pre-Internet, there have always (well, let’s just say definitely the whole lifetime of anyone GenX or younger) been tons of first-amendment-protected content falling under all 3 of th
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by xp84 6mo ago
If technically competent people specify and build this system, sure. But it’ll be specified by complete idiot politicians, influenced by Google and Meta, who 100% DO want to know your government name, DOB, etc., so we’ll end up flashing our
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by xp84 6mo ago
Nobody is actually doing this. It's mainly conspiracy theories. The real reasons for the e-ink tags that spook so many people is to save labor so they don't have to pay people to affix 40,000 little stickers to shelves every week.

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