alpineman

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by alpineman 3d ago
Agreed! Reduced follow mode and the publisher needs to decide which 3 posts a day are marked 'priority'. If < 3 posts, then all are 'priority'.
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by alpineman 3d ago
Same for Facebook posts and comments inciting hatred
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by alpineman 5d ago
>> If you go to a chronological feed, it ends up getting overwhelmed with content from companies, brands, and publishers Not if you unsubscribe from companies, brands, and publishers. You're welcome.
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by alpineman 7d ago
$129* *without a case
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by alpineman 7d ago
Or he is paid >1M USD per year
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by alpineman 8d ago
Let's see who this really is, Scooby... Regex! It was you all along!?
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by alpineman 9d ago
Think they are pretty happy with 20x pro subscribers, even at a loss. Highest value customer base, they'll be happy to take a loss to gain market share.
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by alpineman 9d ago
Sam, is that you?
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by alpineman 12d ago
The problem is, no one wants to play a game they designed themselves
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by alpineman 13d ago
“allowing non-technical people to create and play custom games that go beyond rudimentary elements” Proceeds to generate the most generic, rudimentary, and unoriginal clone of Mario Kart
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by alpineman 13d ago
That Astra ‘city scene’ is about as creative as Doha in real life (not very)
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by alpineman 13d ago
This shouldn't be allowed. EU regulatory avengers...assemble
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by alpineman 14d ago
It's like that scene in the Simpsons when Bill Gates comes to buy out Homer: "You don't think I got rich writing a bunch of checks, do you?!"
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by alpineman 15d ago
Eating meat is much worse than using AI though (both in terms of emissions and local environmental impact), yet no one talks about that
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by alpineman 16d ago
No one reasonable wants to support Bezos and his Melania funding
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by alpineman 17d ago
That and luck plays a much bigger role than most would like to admit
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by alpineman 20d ago
We have no problem confining tens of billions of sentient beings to unsanitary, crowded conditions where they can barely stand, never see daylight, and suffer severe psychological and physiological stress. Then we put them on a giant convey
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by alpineman 20d ago
Is it so hard for them to crosspost automatically to all platforms? I always wonder why they don't post elsewhere in this day and age
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by alpineman 20d ago
Microsoft/Activision Blizzard was tough for Microsoft in the EU despite them both being US companies, because they affected European consumers.
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Bug Translation Audio has someone screaming on it(kagifeedback.org)
2 points by alpineman 20d ago|0 comments
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by alpineman 20d ago
If they want to operate in the EU, quite a lot. See cases against Microsoft, Apple for example.
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by alpineman 21d ago
Why don't we use message boards instead of Google? Couldn't websites be distributed via direct DNS requests instead of Google serving links?
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by alpineman 21d ago
EU regulators...wake up!
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by alpineman 21d ago
Shameful behavior. Anyone working on making these products more addictive or otherwise benefitting from their negative impact on society and politics should take a long hard look in the mirror.
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by alpineman 22d ago
U2-OSS-vBono-120b
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by alpineman 22d ago
Plus customers don't need to pretend to be interested/impressed when they stand there and recite the 'specials' menu
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by alpineman 1mo ago
"Using DNA sequencing"...sure bro
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by alpineman 1mo ago
I assume this isn't watermarked...
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by alpineman 1mo ago
I agree with you on that. I wouldn't personally eat meat but I don't have a problem with someone eating meat if they are sure where it came from and the animal lived a good life (until the end, of course). The hard reality is that
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by alpineman 1mo ago
Sure, but the cold reality is that 99% of meat consumption in the US is from factory farms, not from animals roaming freely on grass. It's not like these animals are all roaming free, naturally reproducing, and we or other predators ar

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