bluSCALE4

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by bluSCALE4 1mo ago
No, controlling supply isn't as important as controlling demand. If China wanted, we could all be paying 6, 8, 10 dollars a gallon right now causing real turmoil. Instead it's business as usual.
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by bluSCALE4 7mo ago
Personally, I think the value in ChatGPT in health is not that it's right or wrong but that it encourages you to take an active role in your health and more importantly to try things. I've gone through similar issues with ChatGPT
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by bluSCALE4 7mo ago
I wasn't aware it does it insidious. I always assumed I miss typed something, not that the phone itself was messing things up.
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by bluSCALE4 9mo ago
Whatever, man, this guy isn't wrong. Look at the example he gave how a camera made it so that anyone could do what only a few could. Novel art is just a candid shot now. It forced art to completely change its values. Much of the same w
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by bluSCALE4 9mo ago
What food? You mean ultra processed garbage that will kill you?
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by bluSCALE4 9mo ago
CSS was a mistake? JavaScript was a mistake, specifically JavaScript frameworks.
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by bluSCALE4 10mo ago
...the companies will be very pleased.
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by bluSCALE4 11mo ago
If eating a "good balanced diet" were easy/normal, we'd have close to zero disease. Supplements are definitely a way to get as close as possible to balance when day to day food intake is chaotic.
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by bluSCALE4 11mo ago
I don't agree. As with everything, it requires care. Taking a multivitamin and thinking you're good to go is delusional.
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by bluSCALE4 11mo ago
Use foam, problem solved.
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by bluSCALE4 11mo ago
This is how I feel about some LinkedIn folks that are going all in w/ AI.
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by bluSCALE4 11mo ago
Is this the proverbial writing on the wall then?
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by bluSCALE4 1y ago
I disagree. There's a guy that doesn't have much attention that's creating fuel from burning plastic. He got crowdfunded. I also recall finding a website way back when of a dude that explored the old railroad tunnels of downt
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by bluSCALE4 1y ago
Feels to me a combination of old web with new web tricks is the key. People used to update obscure hobby details but there really was no way to donate. Creators didn't even think to bother to ask. All this democratization talk seems to
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by bluSCALE4 1y ago
This is sort of what I'm afraid of. I reflect on a lot of people I worked with in the past that are a little older than I am now and things were rough. They'd basically try and find side work and make a living off of it but nearly
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by bluSCALE4 1y ago
You must fight the urge to click on controversial topics. If you mentally subscribe to any fringe idea, the algo immediately feeds you echo chamber / bubble content. It's crazy.
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by bluSCALE4 1y ago
Yep! I actually mentioned this as well. I did it recently and though I miss some of the recommendations, I can't say I miss them that much.
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by bluSCALE4 1y ago
Log out and you’ll be even more ashamed.
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by bluSCALE4 1y ago
Regarding recommendations. I recently disabled history and recommendations and the subscribed tab has everything I’d expect. No more surprises and no more political garbage.
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by bluSCALE4 1y ago
I'd be interested in knowing if he was multitasking and using a lot of memory. I know wedding photos are usually something you feel rushed to upload so maybe this issue can be made worse depending on system resource availability.
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by bluSCALE4 1y ago
I have Apple Photos but I never thought to use it to automatically import my photos and clean it up. My process is very similar to where you've ended up. Thanks for validating it--I'll never change it.
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by bluSCALE4 1y ago
Liquid Glass icons look like crap and it's pretty broken on iOS.
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by bluSCALE4 1y ago
It's not wrong. I own 2 and we haven't caught up. These were 3G compatible as well.
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by bluSCALE4 1y ago
Sanders is gutless and acts like the Democrats are the greater of the two evils even as they silenced him and prevented from being their front runner.
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by bluSCALE4 1y ago
17 Air - 2025 - 156.2mm x 74.7mm x 5.64mm, 165g Sony Xperia Z2 - 2014 - 172mm x 266mm x 6.4 mm - 439g Sony made nearly equally thin but lighter devices 11 years ago.
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by bluSCALE4 1y ago
I agree to an extent. Most phones back then had no water protection. They also didn't last long so most people carried extra batteries which sucks. Honestly, I'd welcome the whole non replaceable battery if I could completely subm
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by bluSCALE4 1y ago
It’d be hilarious if the military industrial complex is why we get right to repair.
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by bluSCALE4 1y ago
You do realize these batteries you're referring to resale at a decent price because, for the most part, they still function really well, just not in its existing capacity.
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by bluSCALE4 1y ago
Another reason HP is irrelevant. They pour money into stupid ideas no one is interested in. I'm curious what HP would think about the Acer C740 I recently reformatted and reflashed so I could directly into Linux. Would they "resto
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by bluSCALE4 1y ago
No porn? You got that going for you at least! I believe we're all struggling with that TBH.

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