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by explodes 11mo ago
We should call Trump Derangement Syndrome something else. Pretending only some people are deranged is asinine.
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by explodes 1y ago
The about page does mention only public data is used, but the map is missing an office I used to go to got bought out. They started pushing 3D x-rays every visit despite not being covered by insurance, and other unnecessary operations and a
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by explodes 1y ago
If someone tells me one thing and delivers another I am never going to default to "happy" and be quiet because I "should be thankful" for the deal I did get. I don't know what world that failing to keep your word is
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by explodes 1y ago
This tech is incredible but it will be very divisive. Leadership of the current leading company notwithstanding, novel implants such as pacemakers have also undergone a stage of social caution that I would very much expect to surface for br
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by explodes 1y ago
Hmm. I've been watching some old shows taken from VHS and some of them look like cursed AI upscale. One series was titled as AI upscale, and another wasn't. Both looked a bit rough. Wonder if this is why.
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by explodes 1y ago
The killswitch activated automatically when his user account was removed from Active Directory after termination.
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by explodes 1y ago
I did not need this reminder.
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by explodes 1y ago
Amazing. I love how heptopods have a role in this. Best of luck to you and your family.
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by explodes 1y ago
I know you're joking, but I can still think of legitimate reasons to trigger an age gate on such an account.
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by explodes 1y ago
You're attacking me personally when I was agreeing the contents of the comment in an objective manner.
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by explodes 1y ago
That is one way to apply the most extreme label to something that may not fit the mold.
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by explodes 1y ago
I am currently a few months through a planned and budgeted break from my career to focus on traveling specifically for treating burnout. As such, I've had a similar experience to yours so far. I've been travelling and volunteering
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by explodes 1y ago
Wow, this really hits the nail on the head for me. I've been pondering about how to make systems that can only be in well-defined states, modified by well-defined state transitions. This looks like one giant step forward in that direct
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by explodes 1y ago
I think the idea is that people's written word, and artistic endeavors, and code, and everything else one could post online, is eventually scraped by AI whereby that AI is sold back to the producer of the original content.
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by explodes 1y ago
Buy-It-Now combined with an auction is exactly like selling a car listed with O.B.O. (e g. ”$5000 or best offer"). This doesn't seem like a dark pattern to me for either side of the transaction.
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by explodes 1y ago
Having been to Europe multiple times, hard disagree. I don't know why you had bad experiences everywhere, but I have hardly had any.
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by explodes 1y ago
Your conclusion has no supporting evidence.
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by explodes 1y ago
Seems to be a lot more forcing happening around your parts than mine.
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by explodes 1y ago
Does Kagi skip these kinds of results?
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by explodes 1y ago
Why would this be any different than y2k?
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by explodes 1y ago
> For Defense spending, the President proposes an increase of 13 percent to $1.01 trillion for FY 2026; for Homeland Security, the Budget commits a historic $175 billion investment to, at long last, fully secure our border.
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by explodes 1y ago
I reached out via email and got some more information and added to a mailing list. I'm glad they added the FAQ, it answers a few of the questions I had.
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by explodes 1y ago
This is so cool. As someone who used to run SETI@Home, this is exciting and I'll be doing what I can when they're ready for me. What is lacking, or I cannot find, yet, is steps for me to take or contribute.
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by explodes 1y ago
Car manufacturers have been known to go cheap when it comes to their infotainment SOC/Bluetooth chips. Some auto manufacturers in particular have had buggy chips in recent years that have caused issues with integrations like these.
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by explodes 1y ago
Wouldn't it be nice if policy changes were accompanied by an A/B testing plan to evaluate their impact? I have always thought so. I have also seen a major pitfall of A/B testing that real humans can hand-pick and slice data t
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by explodes 1y ago
I had quite a similar experience. During the 3rd attempt at learning, everything seemed to click and I was able to be effective at writing a few programs. This is all despite a long career as a programmer. Seems like some things just take r
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by explodes 1y ago
The company's replies to reviews on Trustpilot are very frustrating to read. https://www.trustpilot.com/review/vpnsecure.me
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by explodes 1y ago
The internet has been changing societal structure for a while. The world is still learning to operate with it, and will likely be continuously adjusting for quite some time. Over the course of time, we will "lose" things and we wi
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by explodes 1y ago
How are you supposed to trust anyone fighting for good?
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by explodes 1y ago
Excellent write up. I appreciate the level of details here showing the history from the days of old, before async/await were even keywords.

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