copper-float

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by copper-float 2mo ago
These high crime areas are predominantly in blue counties/states, and liberal judges are typically soft on crime.
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by copper-float 2mo ago
I hate how all the text is AI generated slop. It makes me think they don't actually care about what they're doing, or that they didn't do it at all.
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by copper-float 2mo ago
What an honor. I got a high score of seven.
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by copper-float 2mo ago
Bringing guns to shoot people you disagree with, then shooting them and injuring them for doing their job is not a harmless demonstration. It's terrorism, and they deserve what they got.
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by copper-float 2mo ago
Whoever funded the laboratories in Wuhan.
36.
by copper-float 3mo ago
Feels like a bit of a dramatization.
37.
by copper-float 3mo ago
What do you mean hijacked? I'm not familiar with that theory.
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by copper-float 3mo ago
No because it's a childish oversimplification. It's legitimately the kind of argument a middle schooler would make. It frames your position as the only morally reasonable one, implying that anyone who believes anything differently
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by copper-float 3mo ago
No offense, but you're being so dramatic for no reason. You're not that important, and it doesn't matter what you believe. Your comment just reeks of smugness and immaturity.
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by copper-float 3mo ago
Not sure how you're getting this. 90% of these comments are as left leaning as they come.
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by copper-float 3mo ago
How completely dishonest to call this a demonstration. They brought guns and shot government officials. Trying to kill people you disagree with isn't demonstrating, it's terrorism. So insane for people to defend this.
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by copper-float 3mo ago
Just tried typing Jordan on mine, and my suggestions were "on", "is", and the Jordanian flag. So I'm pretty sure you had to have typed the words "Jordan Peterson" before for it to make that association. Th
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by copper-float 3mo ago
The early iterations of swipe were very inaccurate, yes. But the newest swipe release mentioned here is much more mature. It's not perfect, but it's practically on par with GBoard aside from a few blips here and there. It's e
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by copper-float 3mo ago
Yeah, it's pretty pathetic on Google and Apple's part. It might be not a foolproof solution, but I think the license is better than nothing. Then you have a legal precedent that you can cite when you file a lawsuit against these r
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by copper-float 3mo ago
Yeah, honestly. I love open source as much as the next guy, but I don't understand why people are so up in arms about this. The license feels pretty reasonable. The source code is fully available, none of the features are paywalled. Th
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by copper-float 3mo ago
Yeah, I just disagree with the terminology of calling something "banned", which makes it seem a lot more dire than it is. Local book curation at a school-district level doesn't seem newsworthy to me, which is what the whole &
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by copper-float 3mo ago
I think calling them "banned" is so disingenuous. There are actual banned books that are illegal to own in the United States. None of these "banned books" come anywhere close to meeting that criteria. Very cool project n
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by copper-float 4mo ago
I'm unfamiliar with this, can you elaborate?
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by copper-float 4mo ago
I was able to enter dealer mode on my 2023 Kia using this tutorial. https://youtu.be/Q2AEhGYnOaA It let me disable telematics, and Kia support confirmed that my car was flagged as a "Massachusetts variant" even th
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by copper-float 4mo ago
What's a sufficiently private/secure messaging platform? Signal comes to mind, but I'm open to alternatives.
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by copper-float 5mo ago
Hey, you've basically described me to a tee as a boy. I had the exact same temperament: meltdowns when I thought I disappointed people, putting myself down all the time for failures and mistakes. My parents weren't even particular
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by copper-float 5mo ago
As someone who has never used AI for any coding or agent tasks, I feel like i'm going insane when I read things like this. >Maybe it could be fun to hook them up via a2a protocol as left and right brain agents operating in tandem Wh
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by copper-float 5mo ago
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54.
by copper-float 5mo ago
I thought it was freeze all motor functions!
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by copper-float 5mo ago
How is this relevant? Just because you disagree with some vague connection between two entities doesn't give you the right to destroy property. That's the definition of a childish tantrum. Inflicting blind pain on random, unrelate
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by copper-float 5mo ago
Now this was a rollercoaster to read. I'd be curious to hear how you think KDE, Linux and BSD are all tapped, cause it's all open. You don't have to use proprietary blobs.
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by copper-float 6mo ago
No, Foxing is one of my favorite indie-rock bands from the St. Louis area.
58.
by copper-float 2y ago
I have no idea what that is supposed to say.
59.
by copper-float 2y ago
Just spin up an alpine Linux image with node preinstalled. I got the server up and running in no time.
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by copper-float 3y ago
I've downloaded a hard copy just in case.

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