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grebc
15d ago
NoScript works well enough just wholesale blocking js.
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grebc
15d ago
Care to name them?
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15d ago
It’s a game brother, don’t take it so seriously. Bit sad if your enjoyment/relaxation is measured in this exacting way.
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15d ago
It’s ridiculous how common the bots are becoming, then again Sam’s put a lot of money on the line so can’t be having bad vibes.
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15d ago
Cool story, glad it worked out for you.
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16d ago
It’s always static just FYI.
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16d ago
It’s laughable to compare fundraising today to 15 years ago. You won’t get capital let alone VC if you’re not AI. It’s infected everything much like crypto did just 3-4 years ago.
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16d ago
I mentioned this then other day, my university class had maybe 80% of people who could not code. No joke. And a lot have gone onto to code professionally. AI is a godsend to this cohort of code monkies. Edit: we graduated in 2006.
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16d ago
They’re probably a VC backed product in search of a solution.
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16d ago
Battle tested means deployed in production . So when you say battle tested earlier, and then not production ready later - which one is it?
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16d ago
Did I read that correctly that there’s no WAL?
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16d ago
It’s just a game brother, no investment necessary. But do as you wish :)
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16d ago
Come play The Second Age, it's free and still kicking! https://www.uosecondage.com/
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16d ago
The name of the place should be enough of a giveaway for any thinking person Center for Advanced Hindsight . SMH.
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16d ago
Why wasn’t it an option? I regularly walked/rode to & from primary & high school in Australia.
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16d ago
Children are easily led on, and if we’re being honest most adults are too.
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16d ago
It’s just a guessing next word program. It has no feelings, therefore no empathy. Best come up out of the rabbit hole for some fresh air & sunshine brother.
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16d ago
One of the biggest lessons in life to learn is there are no shortcuts. Doesn’t stop people trying.
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17d ago
I only maintain my own codebases, so my deepest commiserations my fellow. I’d imagine I’d just want to turn repo’s private or gate who has access, that’s my default response.
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17d ago
He also made the most beautiful hand crafted woodwork I’ve seen. I dunno, I feel my comparison is more apt. AI tries to anything & everything. A powered drill just drills, and saves your arm/wrist from a manual drill.
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17d ago
I reckon powertools is the wrong comparison, my grandfather was a cabinetmaker(born in the 1930's) and he never shied away from using a powertool & any contractors/tradesman largely raves about their favourite brand of powerto
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17d ago
Actual doing is usually responsible for the long-term satisfaction people derive from work. Cut that out and you're just managing an email inbox.
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17d ago
The problem with both views is it ignores lived experience. Everyone knows people at the top get paid more, even in socialist/communist societies this is the case. Now whether this is because of birth privilege, good social connections
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17d ago
That's it! Sorry I lacked the proper name, but yes they are about. And definitely look like they could help people certain health issues. Although getting down into it would be something to consider for older peeps.
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17d ago
Where I used to live an elderly gent rode a very low to ground bike. Looked a lot like the silly motorbikes some peeps do. I imagine they’re out there for sale.
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17d ago
They're likely forgoing wage/salary compensation.
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17d ago
I’d take the re-election of Trump to mean the US isn’t a serious society/people anymore. I don’t say that lightly, and it’s certainly not just the US that has that problem either. Australia, where I live, is infected with it.
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17d ago
Ask a contractor/tradie what brand their power tools are and they won’t shutup. They also don’t sign their work because we don’t want them to. If you’re too lazy to write your own code, at least let others know as such.
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17d ago
I think it’s pretty questionable to suggest it’s easy to recycle, hence the mining of the material isn’t of consequence. And if we’re just being offhanded then apparently thorium is a replacement for uranium, or there’s the ability to repro
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17d ago
And if there’s no easy way to realise said gain? Who wants to buy 1/100 of Sally’s flower shop or Joe’s neighbourhood butcher shop? If any government wants a cut of people’s equity they should be bankrolling it in the first place.
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