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These are all people using made up words to throw shit on other people.
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Wait to see what the good guys are up to
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Ironically that's the point. A shitty app store with shitty apps won't become any better, it will be the same shitty experience plus authoritarian bs. The same goes for the government as well IMHO. Authoritarian regimes are not an
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I can't speak for PhD, but BSc in computer science has changed my mind and altered my perception of the world in ways that I can't express but deeply feel, in the best possible way.
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Mandatory naked gun reference: https://youtu.be/ZNU5b-iI8v0
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This is my experience as well. One of my clients tasked me with stuff their average engineers can't do due to many reasons, not only competency. They just had to have this one project working in time. Personally consultants are just an
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This resonates deeply with my personal experience, why does everyone like this? Is this becoming magical at some stage?
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Thank you for writing this post. This should be the top comment. This is a state actors game, the rules are different.
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This - you and half of the smart people here in the comments clearly have no idea what it's like to live across the border from a country that wants you eradicated.
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It's a matter of prompt engineering, you have to be a really good engineer to pick the correct words in order to get the cure for cancer from ChatGPT, or the actual crabby patty recipe ;)
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It's so funny af that when people from the hood are doing it they get locked up or worse, and when business people do it they might as well be the president. I guess there are some differences though. When a new pusher shows up in your
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This reminds me of this place in Busan South Korea I forgot the name of
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It's also fine to say it's cruel as fuck. > "The squealing from the whales was horrible. They were putting hooks on ropes in their blowholes to pull them in and then hacking at them with knives."
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I think this comment is the essence of this post and the general sentiment. They make software the user is scared to interact with. This is backwards Apple. They just need to do the opposite of what they're doing and they nail it.
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Las cheapas
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"What interest they have to come to such place"
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I would happily pay to get something else than the enshitified Gmail experience
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Ha that makes so much sense.
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Tbf this won't solve this horrendous issue but create a new problem just like the stupid cookie banner fiasco.
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My "trick" is to undo then press the tab again swiftly. If I'm quicker than the internet it works.
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This makes me wonder, in democracies there are stuff you simply cannot ban. What is the solution?
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Wow thank you for this rabbit hole this is pure gold. It doesn't matter if they are Ill informed trolling or both, it's fascinating to read an endless argument between illogical and logical people. It's like trying to connect
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20 years is like 3.5 years in military years
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It's amazing to see how people are getting thrown to prison for years in the US and the same criminals getting suspended prison time/community service in the UK. "They try to build a prison for you and me, oh baby you and me&
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Put tennis balls between your washer and the back windshield with a visible note "back off or feel my balls"
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Did this on labor day. The whole thing was surreal. Chicago is perfect! I loved almost everything about it
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Current llms are just like farms. Instead of tomatoes by the pound you buy tokens by the pound. So it depends on the customers.
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How I see it - the people with the money make the rules, why would they make rules against themselves?
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What if TLS won't be relevant in a few years to a decade? Bad actors can hoard encrypted traffic and have the data decrypted when the time comes?
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In my experience a big city in the US is always noisy and filled with aholes/miserable people. In Europe that's not always the case
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