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3mo ago
‘But guys… the stock market is at a record high. Don’t you care?’ I can honestly say that I was far better off a decade ago, despite making half the salary I currently do.
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“The solution that’s being promoted is that we give you testosterone,” he said. “But if you give a man testosterone, you switch off his sperm production. I’ve seen that in the clinic.” Interesting…
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3mo ago
So cool that a stolen website idea used by geeks to stalk college girls in the hopes of sexual encounters is now poisoning the water supplies of rural communities.
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3mo ago
I was recently in the Uk and one of the cars I was in would alert the driver if he was over the speed limit. Fair enough. But the alert itself is distracting. Are we to review every single alert from these cameras? Is that not just another
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3mo ago
So, it appears you can no longer sign up for an account without using your phone number or existing Google/Apple accounts. Goodbye anonymity and goodbye to the majority of their user base.
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3mo ago
The simple fact is that America isn’t a real country, it never stood a chance. Europeans living on stolen land and building their economy on slavery and indentured servitude? All the propaganda in the world can’t hide that or stop the colla
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3mo ago
The Guardian is 205 years old.
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3mo ago
The left spent the better part of a decade gleefully advocating for, often successfully, the debanking of those they disagreed with politically and socially. It was gong to rebound on them one day.
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3mo ago
I just started seeing these pop up a few weeks ago after some very obvious AI edits appeared in my searches. It’s entirely possibly realtors have been doing this for years now, just in less obvious ways. This crosses the line for me as they
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Trump and his cronies were never going to win that battle. Like many things he does, it serves as a dog whistle to nationalists and allows him to paint anyone who opposes him as somehow un-American and an enemy of the ‘people’.
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4mo ago
The best scenario for AI companies is that they replace the human workforce with their bots and make all the money. It’s a sick, amplified version of outsourced labor. I’ve been rereading Howard Zinn’s ‘A People’s History of The United Stat
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4mo ago
‘All of the hominins in Rising Star are female, at least according to the proteins in their dental enamel.’ Sounds transphobic.
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4mo ago
Same heavy-handed tactics they used to kill off the animal rights movement in the 90’s. ‘Terrorism’ is a meaningless word at this point.
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4mo ago
No moon landing? Pass.
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4mo ago
Related: DATA SHOWS SONY MADE GOOD MONEY ON STEAM, THEN MAY HAVE REALIZED PC GAMERS DON’T NEED A PLAYSTATION https://respawnfirst.com/data-shows-sony-made-good-money-on-... ‘The biggest success for PlayStation on PC was Hel
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Things have changed since I last watched it. I much preferred the Daleks.
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‘Zuckerberg… promised no further company-wide layoffs this year’ Yeah, I’ll say this promise will be broken by November.
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4mo ago
Iran clearly won this little war. All that’s left is for the world to deal with Israel once and for all.
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4mo ago
Before AI, the cloud was the big thing. It took years for companies to understand the risk of hosting on someone else’s infrastructure, regardless of the initial cost savings. I’m somewhat happy to see reality sink in, though this specific
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‘The Islamic Republic of Iran and the United States undertake to respect each other’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, and to refrain from interfering in each other’s internal affairs.’ Oh, so it’s not a serious document then.
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Perhaps, if mankind survives, this will be used as a teaching point to future generations on how wealth is mostly fantasy. Some people play Magic the Gathering. Others play the stock market.
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4mo ago
I read to the part where they used machine learning to get the results and lost all faith in this being accurate at all.
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4mo ago
11 years and zero profit. Everyone gambling that this isn’t a bunch of bullshit, which it is.
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4mo ago
I only use LinkedIn for the job postings but they’ve become flooded with nonsense the past few months. Lots of postings from Ladders, Swooped, and various companies like those. I think I’m about to ditch LinkedIn permanently.
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Former OpenAI board member says Elon Musk offered her sperm donations
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"I still really wanted to be a mum and Elon made the offer around that time and I accepted," she said, explaining Musk in 2020 had offered to donate sperm. "He was encouraging everyone around him at that time to have kids and
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Shows as upvoted by me also though I never touched it.
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‘80 percent of the more than 11,000 claims of sexual abuse were fraudulent.’ Each fraudulent claim reduces the total payout to genuine child sex abuse victims. Quite amazing the lack of humanity in this world.
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My 2 cents: This is far from an Xbox issue. Gaming has become boring and commercialized. I grew up with the Atari 2600, ZX Spectrum, NES, SNES and Genesis. There were a lot of weird, goofy, unique games that took major risks. Games that wer
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The world’s potentially first trillionaire has to pay 3rd class e-thots to carry his children. There’s a solid reason as to why the worlds religions preach austerity as a path to happiness and peace.
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