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brikym
15d ago
They're legally required in a lot of countries on small kids bikes and not easy to disable. I think the argument is that kids lack the strength to operate a hand brake effectively. Experts all seem to say that coaster brakes are terrib
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brikym
15d ago
This looks amazing but unfortunately this project is doing free work for Spotify rather than brining competition they need. The root problem is that the content access is so gatekept. Apple music opens on it's own. Spotify is junk. You
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15d ago
I think you're right. The house doesn't lose when the winners win, they just want volume. They probably want to at least _appear_ to be fair so they don't lose the retail (dumb) money.
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15d ago
Zitron sells anti-hype and AI-hate. AI is not good for a lot of people and he's telling them what they want to hear. He's great at talking and making entertaining facial expressions. That's actually a real skill I admire but
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16d ago
Surely this is just a token effort. These platforms are made for insiders. If you're not an insider or hedging then you're doing it wrong.
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19d ago
They can't even get their icons right last I checked. For some reason Apple and Google decided every icon has to be a uniform shape (which makes them all bland and harder to distinguish) but their own app icons are still custom shaped
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20d ago
It's silly to discuss it. Just do the evals.
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21d ago
Industrial transitions pushed more people from leg-work to hand-work and then brain-work. What is left once AI is better at that?
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21d ago
"Agriculture is where I see the fastest impact of AI in low-income countries." As we've seen with Haber-Bosch (synthetic fertilizer) it will just allow the population to expand until we're up against the resource limit c
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24d ago
They've already got coconut content down to 20% but I'm sure the food scientists are working on the next iteration; A new low calorie environmentally friendly 'fun size', '3-for-1' bounty containing bleached ce
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24d ago
Wonderful. Now a jet flight can consume enough calories to feed a town for a day.
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26d ago
I've never found instrumentation to be a huge issue. Sure it takes more effort but you get a lot more value once you understand _business_ events.
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27d ago
And maybe all the big airlines will learn geography 101.
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28d ago
It's widely known that maternal age causes more genetic defects and it's especially significant later on. The term "hitting the wall" came from the charts. https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101
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29d ago
It's worse. You'll _have_ to use the glasses to block the billboard ads which will be replaced with more subtle ads.
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29d ago
echo "Never use pandas, use polars instead" >> AGENTS.md
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29d ago
I'm definitely annoyed about electricity usage in my back yard in NZ. There are plans to build some DCs to suck our 24h hydroelectric dams dry which will starve the country of winter renewable electricity. It's not like you can ke
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29d ago
People lap up whatever they see. Their influence on media works and is nothing new.
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1mo ago
It works both ways right? If you self-host you are seen as the spam.
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1mo ago
Australia actually advanced the tech a lot in the 80s with PERC coming from UNSW but as a nation did nothing with it. One member on the research team transferred the knowledge to China where he got state backing to commercialize it.
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1mo ago
This. At least you can switch them off on the web but now big-ad is putting bright flickering digital billboards in sight of every public place. Politicians won't do a thing because they're some of the biggest customers. Obey.
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1mo ago
Inflation is the most honest. Shrinkflation can be okay if the marketing changes. But what I cannot stand is cutting quality of products and services. It happens in all sorts of ways. Thickeners and substitutions but also when a supermarket
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1mo ago
It seemed like Google was good ten+ years ago and then gradually trended towards being rotten around 2020-2022. In those days blogspam was king. I want a cooking recipe and it would show me a life story. Or I wanted a OG web game but a link
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1mo ago
Pretty sure that's the whole point. It's working as designed.
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1mo ago
McDonnald's customers rarely die of anorexia
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1mo ago
And digital billboards in every space will tell us what to think. Can't wait for the two to pair up and the billboards to target whoever is seen in the nearest camera. Or are they already doing it?
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1mo ago
OP will probably want to replay events to make it seem real time when there aren't enough people to pair with. So a real time chat might not work.
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1mo ago
Awesome game. This round was quite funny since the other person got an antonym. Me asexually +18 38 lessee +12 31 Noah slays +10 30
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1mo ago
I don't think that's a good idea Dave – Based on my camera feed you've been gaining weight. Would you like me to find personal trainers in your area? [Yes] [Ask me later]
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1mo ago
Yip. I couldn't find anything in it for _me_. It's all about artists talking about artists. The events page has very low res photos which seems amateur.
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