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by binary132 4mo ago
People don’t want cars they can tinker with, they want cars they can get repaired instead of replaced when something breaks….
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by binary132 4mo ago
I’m very confused as to why this is downvoted but I tossed you an upvote since I do my best to work against the constant brigading I always see on this forum.
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by binary132 4mo ago
I could even agree with “is problematic” although I don’t see it as black and white, but “is problematic and therefore doesn’t get to comment / needs to own this / did this” is definitely not a legitimate critique of the critical
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by binary132 4mo ago
People are never ever ever allowed to realize maybe sometimes bad things are bad once the chickens come home to roost. An antisocial belief they held fifteen years ago needs to define them forever, because people are just machines for rece
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by binary132 4mo ago
Stop trying to demoralize us.
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by binary132 4mo ago
Chasing a perceived gap between language features and user expectations has been and continues to be the greatest error in the leadership of Go.
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by binary132 4mo ago
what makes you so confident it’s temporary
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by binary132 4mo ago
The writing is so on the nose it makes me wonder if Michael is mocking her.
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by binary132 4mo ago
FWIW, I started experiencing the “night panics” (for lack of a better term) probably 10 years before I was diagnosed with sleep apnea, and once I began treatment they went away completely. So I am inclined to believe it’s definitely relate
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by binary132 4mo ago
Really sick of AI bros trying to scare everyone.
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by binary132 4mo ago
Also tech executives: “we have a talent shortage”
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by binary132 4mo ago
I’m quite sure he knows that this is exactly what he’s arguing for and would like his AI company to be one of the main regulated providers
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by binary132 4mo ago
meth and automatic firearms didn’t exist back then, for starters.
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by binary132 4mo ago
please point out the country which pays for adequate housing and other necessities for a family with 4 children, adequate childcare support (or pays one parent to stay at home fulltime), and sufficient guaranteed sick leave.
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by binary132 4mo ago
do you have any idea how much human labor elder care takes? caring for cognitively impaired but otherwise functioning human beings is a full time++ job, often for more than one person depending on the individual. there’s a reason they kee
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by binary132 4mo ago
I mean, there’s “OK”, and then there’s “not in that flaming heap of exploding shrapnel” OK, so I guess it’s on a spectrum. But I guess they’re “OK-ish”, based on the fact that the seats seemingly cleared the wreck and the parachutes deploy
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by binary132 4mo ago
Actually you don’t need an AI slop generator for processing AI slop when the headline is right there and you have more than two brain cells (presuming of course you are not a bot.)
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by binary132 4mo ago
This headline just sounds like blaming workers for leadership problems.
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by binary132 4mo ago
Did typing this sentence feel funny?
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by binary132 4mo ago
Obviously, young people coming up into a world full of guys like him telling them that AI is going to eat their jobs and refusing to hire them for reasonable wages are not really in favor of specifically that in particular.
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by binary132 4mo ago
I had the same thought, but those cockpit modules are really designed to maximize the odds of safe ejection, and I wouldn’t be surprised if they consider the possibility of failure and escape as part of the stunt design. Still, it’s amazin
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by binary132 4mo ago
Tons of people get so much less than 7.5h. It’s really bad.
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by binary132 4mo ago
which was obviously a reasonable reaction.
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by binary132 4mo ago
Same reason someone would wear bright red shoes or a loud outfit, I guess. Maybe to you it’s annoying, but maybe to them it’s cool, loud, and fun. Seems easy enough to understand, even if it’s a little antisocial. Same reason punks do pu
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by binary132 4mo ago
No need to apply critical or creative thought when the downvote button is right there. Go on, just give it a click and carry on with your day so we don’t have to think about the bad things.
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by binary132 4mo ago
I mean, we COULD just yield our kids to be raised by the state in pens by minimum-wage strangers and/or robots, I guess…
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by binary132 4mo ago
To be fair, if you have other kids you don’t exactly get to just sleep in and recover either.
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by binary132 4mo ago
Speaking as a working father and stay at home mom couple, our lives completely revolve around the baby’s needs for many months after birth. I can’t imagine how challenging it would be to try to support both a newborn and each other as a du
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by binary132 4mo ago
After a couple of days of monkeying with powershell, cmake, uv, and bootstrapping LLVM I have to say I’m pretty impressed with the overall stability and usability. The only thing that didn’t “just work” so far was building uv from source.
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by binary132 4mo ago
I even feel that CloudFlare is beginning to go the way of the enshittification — I don’t have anything in particular to point to at the moment but the data points are adding up, for me

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