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by lipowitz 1y ago
> Also, to be pedantic, you don’t have to have citizenship of a foreign country in order to have a greater allegiance to it. The behavior of the christian conservative cult is a bit more than a pedantic detail at this point. Why is tryin
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by lipowitz 1y ago
Increasing total prosperity is the wrong goal if distribution is completely unregulated. Investor and real estate owning classes like the 1% get more, the salaries can trend down because food costs are down, in a deflation spiral the youth
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by lipowitz 1y ago
Removing jobs that could only be performed by those living near the particular fields with those that can be done anywhere makes jobs for the person willing to take the least satisfactory compensation for the most skill and work. Working th
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by lipowitz 1y ago
It isn't the PDF you started with once you print it.. A QR code scanner in a camera app, etc, will return text such as a URI.
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by lipowitz 1y ago
Thank you Cassandra.. But you could.be right about all of these geopolitics and it still wouldn't change the fact that NVIDIA announced a billion RISCV chips in their GPUs so far or that China is not going to throw away its insurance p
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by lipowitz 1y ago
Huh? Google gives everyone in the world instructions to make derivatives of AOSP and they could install them[1] on the reference devices which were all nexus/pixel. Google said nothing until they suddenly didn't deliver for those
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by lipowitz 1y ago
Nothing I bought in the produce aisle today had instructions for use. Should I leave it to rot? AOSP recipes themselves list reference devices and they could have updated this with their announcement in March if they didn't want extern
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by lipowitz 1y ago
It takes a lot of work for them to push google apps into its own permissions system etc, but its not like you feel that as a user.. Its similar to what the Linux distributions that try to turn on a SeLinux like profile by default would feel
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by lipowitz 1y ago
It's a very interesting solution. I've been thinking more about filling my online time sheet system in advance but I suspect its too impractical to stick to times or keep readjusting with interruptions, so maybe I will try post-it
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by lipowitz 1y ago
How do you get all the bloatware off and de-metric your Windows? With Apple it is one criminal instead of an oligarchy of crime.
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by lipowitz 1y ago
I don't see what OpenBSD has to do with it. Is this like liking reliability in a car meaning you are a Toyota fan? I've had no trouble with banks, brokers or payment networks on GrapheneOS but I don't use crap like company-X
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by lipowitz 1y ago
They've raised the prices so one is looking at a 1 year old a-series to pay $300. Meanwhile they are even further behind the curve hardware wise. It would be very nice (but a tremendous effort) if Graphene OS took this opportunity to s
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by lipowitz 1y ago
This is more an opportunity for the EU to suddenly play harder ball than expected.
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by lipowitz 1y ago
Their ads are very convincing, I'd pay up to 40¢ a month for Gemini to tell me how to recover with a recipe for tomato sauce I accidentally put sugar in, though only in months where I inexplicably add sugar to things.
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by lipowitz 1y ago
If Croatoan ceremonies didn't involve cremation it could be quite a bit easier.. I don't really see the article's evidence as very compelling. Many things may have been collected from the site and ultimately discarded in the
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by lipowitz 1y ago
A BSer is about pushing for things that don't make sense but sound like they solve more constraints than anything possible to implement could. It is very unlikely they are giving you code that could compile. (Though if so there's
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by lipowitz 1y ago
On a code level I'm inclined to agree that it will do better line-by-line. On more abstract things I think it has to have intentional filters to not follow you down a rathole like flat earth doctrine if you match the bulk of opinion in
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by lipowitz 1y ago
The next billion didn't live in London. (These companies didn't want to butcher their high price per user market for volume and BB was not much of the market a year or two later. Firefox OS existed from around when Android had 80%
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by lipowitz 1y ago
The next billion users for each billion after the first were not enterprise workers who wanted to connect to some email server so windows and BlackBerry missed the volume market entirely. Users wanted a phone that lasted 3 years, could brow
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by lipowitz 1y ago
I don't think video mattered at all to their failure. FirefoxOS was never going to eat Apple's lunch it was going to eat Google's. If thousands of vendors had made something Android 2.X level for the entry level market and th
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by lipowitz 1y ago
I've seen this cycle play out quite a few times long before LLMs. What scares me this time is the wide ranging possible consequences of the automatic assistant in terms of how far they can lead us down the garden path and how hard peop
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by lipowitz 1y ago
Earlier everything was based on 'handles' and using them was fine and expected.. As networks adopt everyone and become used for formal things it's gotten more complicated to integrate rules of different systems. I've sta
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by lipowitz 1y ago
I think it is very hard to get unbiased research on procreation related topics because people not only try to justify their own life or (conflicting?) desires for their life but what they want their children to do, etc, which is also not ju
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by lipowitz 1y ago
Maybe you should stop focusing on winning the hours worked competition and focus on finding a new job.
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by lipowitz 1y ago
Google thinks it is going to charge a monthly fee for Gemini so they are basically correcting their model to be user paid in the switch from search to LLM. They are also trying to reduce workers in search, etc, somewhat through the trained
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by lipowitz 1y ago
This doesn't make much sense to me.. A company generally doesn't want an employee who is going to go to grad school in 18 months unless there is a lot of invested value or connection. Are US companies interested in talking to you
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The Relation of Boredom and Sadistic Aggression(b.h4x.zip)
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by lipowitz 1y ago
"It can't be any worse than what we have done so far" is a very logical sentiment. The trouble is that they never fully reset the elements that are truly bringing them down while they do reset the elements that are functionin
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by lipowitz 1y ago
Timed for when Musk has to be on his best behavior and show gratitude or something else?
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by lipowitz 1y ago
The US is obsessed with precedence so doing something correctly once would ruin their exemption.

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