m463

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by m463 13d ago
What's interesting is that the item you linked says "game key card" and "90 GB - Full game download via internet required" also interesting, in california vendors are required to say "you are buying a license&q
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by m463 13d ago
somehow I can't help but wonder what would be the response to bugs/feature requests...
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by m463 14d ago
I think "breakfast cereal" was invented and does not qualify as a good breakfast. I liked the book "the glucose revolution" which explained blood sugar and how it all works. hmm... the author has this page: https:/
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by m463 14d ago
Coca-Cola dismissed the allegations as "ridiculous," on the grounds that "no consumer could reasonably be misled into thinking Vitaminwater was a healthy beverage" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ene
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by m463 14d ago
I kind of think the author is attempting to say - don't live your life governed by a script/external expectations. that said, it is ok to drive a non-boring car, or be dovahakiin.
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by m463 14d ago
But the point is, could the exported jobs be re-imported with easier automation.
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by m463 14d ago
But did you see the gorilla? EDIT: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inattentional_blindness#Invisi...
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by m463 14d ago
I read zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance years ago and I still think "what IS quality?" edit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirsig's_Metaphysics_of_Qualit... lol
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by m463 14d ago
In the united states, workers have traditionally been super expensive to the point that manual labor such as manufacturing has all been exported. could any of this be reversed?
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by m463 14d ago
Smart people not having kids was just a part of the movie. It also seemed to speak about america, where capitalism/corporations overwhelm common sense.
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by m463 14d ago
I like duckduckgo, I find the search assist to be useful, and afaict it doesn't harvest your data. Why can't the post-ai internet include personal agents that work for you or at least don't make you the product?
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by m463 14d ago
I know lots of folks (male and female) who would have retired fine, but for one word: divorce.
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GoPro Says It's Moving into Data Centers as Part of a $285M Merger(engadget.com)
1 points by m463 15d ago|0 comments
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by m463 15d ago
Will you use them? Also, how much does dental work cost?
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by m463 15d ago
it is sort of amazing what I think is practical. "rewrite in python." "no, let's try rust." "I don't like the grand piano in the basement, let's see how it looks upstairs"
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by m463 15d ago
thank you. I suspect it must have been a radio. I remember it said something about eye, but was always dark.
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by m463 15d ago
I remember as a kid some device had one of these, but I can't for the life of me remember what it was.
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by m463 15d ago
It's a good hairdryer, and cheaper at costco. And I know people who have sprung for those detect laser vacuums and they all seem to love them. EDIT: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49525964
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Jensen Huang and Lisa Su Snubbed by TIME's 2026 List of Top AI Leaders(tomshardware.com)
1 points by m463 15d ago|1 comments
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by m463 15d ago
I remember touring the assembly line for military jets. There were posters everywhere about "extra parts" they called FOD.
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by m463 16d ago
I was thinking more like: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/8a/Markham-... or https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/fe/South_Sa...
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by m463 16d ago
what used to be a crime becomes a business model. wardriving og
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by m463 16d ago
all of this seems a little like second-level nonsense. it's like ... "when my vacuum cleaner takes pictures of my wife naked, it should use HTTPS when uploading the pictures to the cloud"
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by m463 16d ago
I wonder how many are in view? gps is 31 total satellites 12,000 miles up starlink is 10,000 satellites at ~ 300 miles. (and what orbit?) EDIT: I found this: -- starlink: "In any given place there are 3-4 Starlink satellites visible a
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by m463 16d ago
maybe we need to update those giant concrete arrows on the ground... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transcontinental_Airway_System and have giant concrete QR codes
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OpenAI to Cut Off AI Models for SpaceX-Owned Cursor(reuters.com)
6 points by m463 16d ago|2 comments
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by m463 16d ago
seems to be: People who make more money than you are *better* than you, and are therefore above reproach. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Worthington%27s_law
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by m463 16d ago
I don't think they're ready for local ai. They have memory + memory bandwidth, that's it. I also don't think they do "technology". For example, containers have been around for a long time, and apple didn&#x2
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by m463 16d ago
I kind of wonder if the kinds of normal people with experience in this kind of thing are... ...cops who understand juveniles getting into trouble/mischief.
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by m463 16d ago
I looked up computer shopper october 88. most "normal" systems had 40mb hard disks. mac ii 40mb hard drive... $3800 But a Compaq Deskpro 386/25 could come with a 300mb hard disk for ... $9650 an ibm ps2 with 314mb hard disk..

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