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by yazzku 2y ago
That's an interesting statistic. The prospect of being "house poor" isn't particularly enticing to the younger generations either. And your bank actually owns the place until you've paid the last cent anyway. Couple
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by yazzku 2y ago
He just digs that number on the screen, man.
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by yazzku 2y ago
I like how it starts with a bold statement of human nature, followed by a pseudo-grandiose thesis of the human condition, as if the guy had it all figured out and he had descended from above to impart knowledge unto the rest of humanity. Wh
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by yazzku 2y ago
> People are facing crippling student debt (depending on your country), one bad medical incident away from being homeless. Both of these are U.S.
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by yazzku 2y ago
Not off-topic at all; came here just for this.
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by yazzku 2y ago
Trust Google with the facts.
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by yazzku 2y ago
Motherfucker hasn't done a search in a while. Yeah, Google is a load of garbage; like the first comment on TikTok says, you need to add "reddit" for the search results to matter.
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by yazzku 2y ago
I understand people say whatever crap they need to say to sell something. The model still does not understand shit. Understanding requires facts and logic, not statistical models of behaviour.
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by yazzku 2y ago
That works for alternative products of detergent, not for powering a nation.
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by yazzku 2y ago
I like how it references Reddit and Quora, the ultimate repositories of human knowledge. "Trust me on this one, I got it from Quora."
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by yazzku 2y ago
The model doesn't actually understand shit, satirical or otherwise.
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by yazzku 2y ago
Yeah, I should have started with "indeed" and not used the impersonal "you".
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by yazzku 2y ago
Yes, you can change it, but the default is stupid. > But I'm almost certain this has been a thing since like, Windows 7 Well, that only underscores my point on the zero will to fix things.
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by yazzku 2y ago
The old Internet also had a relatively technical barrier to entry, which automatically weeded out large chunks of population. When the friction is brought down to zero and everyone goes in, the MBAs twiddle their fingers thinking how to exp
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by yazzku 2y ago
> New Source code integration in File Explorer allows tracking commit messages and file status directly in File Explorer. And yet they make Home instead of My PC the default when opening Explorer, which then causes reads over the network
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by yazzku 2y ago
> I'm very excited to get one of these and install Linux on it. Exactly everyone's immediate thought on this, lol. That the thing runs Windows is mostly a distraction.
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by yazzku 2y ago
Precisely my comment. You can see the personality of the people building these products through the tech demo.
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by yazzku 2y ago
I was not contradicting the parent comment, but adding to it. I know what "over the top" means, thank you.
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by yazzku 2y ago
If anyone thinks this demo is cool, I regret to inform you that your life is very, very sad.
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by yazzku 2y ago
Kernel-level anti-cheat is egregious. It's a good thing that it doesn't actually run on Linux. Nobody should be installing that garbage on their computers.
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by yazzku 2y ago
A company that is at this point considered a national security threat. Yeah, you can certainly trust them with your privacy.
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by yazzku 2y ago
Imagine the crass software quality of an AI startup on top of 30+ years of legacy code. That's Copilot+PC for you, boys. Enjoy it to the fullest when your company IT sends it your way.
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by yazzku 2y ago
Yes. Recent example: https://techcrunch.com/2024/04/25/kaiser-permanente-health-p... Much of the Web is infested with this plague, even some banks and other high-stakes online services.
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by yazzku 2y ago
Never mind that the landlord can probably self-review.
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by yazzku 2y ago
googlesyndication.com googletagmanager.com
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by yazzku 2y ago
It's funny to watch companies go to such lengths to protect their own little turd. But hey, it's all for user "privacy", right? Or has the official slogan changed now?
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by yazzku 2y ago
Modern software won't run on a 30 year-old Win95 computer like Winamp did. CSS inside browser-based applications does not count as skinning; that's just an abomination.
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by yazzku 2y ago
Damn... And proteins are not living organisms, but the video makes them look like autonomous agents and even states thing like "the virus recruits new proteins". Is this mostly an anthropomorphization of the events, or did I miss
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by yazzku 2y ago
Certainly whipped my ass after hearing that intro again 20 years later.
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by yazzku 2y ago
The fact that you can re-skin it at runtime with such a wide variety of skins and load such a variety of plugins puts modern software to shame.

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