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albeebe1
18d ago
Greed, for lack of a better word, is good. Greed is right. Greed works. Greed clarifies, cuts through, and captures the essence of the evolutionary spirit.
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albeebe1
2mo ago
reminds me of boss mode in leisure suit larry 1
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albeebe1
10mo ago
you're reading to much into it. i make no assumptions.
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albeebe1
10mo ago
i'm not even talking about the article. are you a bot?
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albeebe1
10mo ago
For me, it’s a way to break down and analyze articles more critically, not to pick a side.
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albeebe1
10mo ago
I've been using this prompt on articles that generate debate. Like microservices, or jwt's. It brings up some interesting points for this article... Look at this article and point out any wording that seems meant to push a certai
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albeebe1
1y ago
Oh this is great news. After a $1000 bill running a model on vertex.ai continuously for a little test i forgot to shut down, this will be my go to now. I've been using Cloud Run for years running production microservices, and little h
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albeebe1
2y ago
I'm in the same boat. I think i was geocities.com/Soho/???? right when it came out. I had Red Sox trivia questions, and it was multiple choice. The wrong answers linked to wrong.html, and the correct answer linked to 1.html,
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albeebe1
2y ago
i remember you had a script that created animated images before that even was a thing. It exploited some kind of quirk in Netscape, must have been 1994-1996?
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albeebe1
2y ago
It is for me
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albeebe1
2y ago
The first $5 i ever made online was on Compuserve. I was walking home from school (i think 1994) and i found a used Boston Bruins ticket stub on the ground. I put it on the classifieds section and sold it. The buyer sent me a $5 bill in the
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albeebe1
2y ago
i understand that, but this is a SCAM that for some wild reason has 100k viewers and 8 million subscribers
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albeebe1
3y ago
Just relying on blocking specific words isn't the best fix. You've gotta attack this problem from different angles. Big names like Doordash or Uber blast messages all the time, so you need a way to tell them apart from new senders
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albeebe1
3y ago
http://www.ThePalace.com in either 1994/95. That website looks like it's straight out of the 90s.
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albeebe1
3y ago
Maybe the Mt. Chiliad Mystery will be finally solved https://gta-myths.fandom.com/wiki/Mount_Chiliad_Mystery
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albeebe1
3y ago
Fun fact, that's Bob Barkers 100th birthday
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3y ago
Colonel Borman, may you rest in peace. For those reading this, check his wikipedia page. He has a very inspiring legacy.
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albeebe1
3y ago
it's amazing. You've never seen anything like it before, and the sound is like nothing you've ever heard before.
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albeebe1
4y ago
The only winning move is not to play
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albeebe1
4y ago
WarGames (1983) for the youngsters
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albeebe1
4y ago
It's alive and well in my car when it comes to news. AM 1030 WBZ
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albeebe1
4y ago
Whenever I see a headline with the word "misinformation" or in this case "disinformation", i replace those words with "free speech" and it really worries me about the future of this country. Putting the power t
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albeebe1
4y ago
I wanted a segway the moment i first saw one, but the price was WAY beyond what i could afford. Thousands of dollars. It wasn't until a couple years ago i was able to buy a ninebot (hoverboard) and attach a 3rd party handle to make my
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albeebe1
4y ago
Image maps, when Netscape would show you the pixel coordinates in the status bar. We're talking 1995?
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albeebe1
5y ago
you're thinking Wade Boggs
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albeebe1
5y ago
A trick i've been using for years to help write better error messages is to simply fill in the blank... "Well basically what happened is _____________"
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albeebe1
5y ago
Here i am on a Saturday afternoon learning how to programatically interact with GitHub using go-git, banging my head on my desk because the code should work, but im getting cryptic errors. I'm searching stackoverflow, nobody seems to h
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albeebe1
5y ago
I think what we're seeing is what we've always seen. That is, we start at the lowest levels and continuously work towards a higher and higher level. Constantly making the development process more efficient. No-code solves a proble
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albeebe1
5y ago
But creators have always been able to hide the like/dislike counts on their videos
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The AOL Screen Name Exploit of 2000
(g.livejournal.com)
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albeebe1
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