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matt-attack
24d ago
This type of AI slop should be banned. The entire thing, audio and video (and presumably the script) is just AI generated.
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1mo ago
Worse, those amber alerts are really just custody disputes branded as “abductions”. They use the same word as when a stranger nabs a child and flees with it for nefarious reasons. Its disgusting. A father taking his own son because the moth
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2mo ago
Can you explain what copy paste means here? I use Material UI for all my AI coded applications. Am I doing something wrong? What difference would Shadcnd even make in a world of Claude Code? Isn’t either infinitely customizable via CSS? So
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matt-attack
2mo ago
Is it? Pretty much all of the trump EOs that everyone got so up in arms about were ruled against by the Supreme Court - in fact most often by the individual Justices that that same group got equally up in arms about. Seems like the definiti
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3mo ago
As an Apple fanboy I have to say I’ve never been impressed with CarPlay. I’ve used it in rentals quite a bit but have found it generally infuriating. Primary reason is the map. On the Tesla you have this beautiful map that you can pan aroun
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3mo ago
This really needs to be done for a GLP-1 auto injecting needle. Pretty sure it’s the same as an epi-pen as well. It blows my mind. It’s a disposable, single use device that at the press of button: 1. Inserts the needle in your skin, 2. Slow
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3mo ago
Those giant “push” buttons, which automatically unpushed the other buttons when one is pushed, are called…. Get ready… radio buttons. Now you know why radio buttons are called that in modern UIs.
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4mo ago
I’d be curious to know if this sort of thing could’ve been predicted through computer modeling. And if not, does that mean, we have a gap in our fundamental fluid equations? And if so, couldn’t we just have a model iterate on different surf
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4mo ago
Toyota has done the world no justice by tricking most buyers into thinking they’re somehow leveraging the power of electricity when they buy a hybrid car. As if they’re somehow driving a sort of EV. As the speaker in the video clearly artic
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5mo ago
For long routes over level terrain it has almost no effect at all. Sure to a commuter in stop and go traffic or city driving it might matter a bit but regen takes away the first order of magnitude. Even climbing a hill is a bit of the same
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5mo ago
Do we not know where we are in the galaxy? I would have thought that was well established.
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5mo ago
Yep that link even tries argue low battery life. Seriously? I hardly ever have to charge atv remotes. I find their battery life very impressive.
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5mo ago
That sounds like bunk. Has someone really tried to get every suspiciously similar but distinct species to mate? If I go and get these two to mate are they really going to delete one of the species: https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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5mo ago
I’ve heard this argument but it sounds factually incorrect to me. Take for example: Icterus gularis [1] vs Icterus galbula [2] Are you really going to tell me that: 1. They’d refuse to have sex with each other or could not procreate And
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5mo ago
Seems to me, that we divide other animals based on some of the most minor of phenotypic expressions. The slight coloration of a bird’s crest, shape of some lizard’s nose. Yet with Homo sapiens we seem to be allergic to the idea that our dra
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5mo ago
Anyone know why not est earnings are shown for Mac Airs? Also they don’t list the M5 air.
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5mo ago
Oh yes because a kid can press the pedal but not a button.
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5mo ago
And we’ve literally born witness to yet another step in the trend of diluting our corpus of pronouns. The trend is very clearly from more articulate to less. “They” and “their” for my whole lifetime were plurals. Now we’ve pretty much lost
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5mo ago
Then why do they continue to lobby for higher taxes, etc. You cannot do that if you simultaneously feel the government is the not the best custodian of those marginal dollars.
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6mo ago
Isn’t this a bit like saying all the buttons and control panels inside the rocket ship have no password on them? And the live stream just revealed that those buttons are sitting there unprotected by Passwords.
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6mo ago
Forgive me, I don’t know anything about shoe fashion. Are you saying the shoes look outdated by a decade?
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6mo ago
Do you have a reference for the neo being easy to repair? Is this regarding the keyboard? Or the whole thing?
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6mo ago
Very impressive! I’ve not seen this configuration before.
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7mo ago
I’ve listened to Bari for years in her podcast and she’s indistinguishable from every liberal I was around in the 80s and 90s. Choosing not to jump aboard all the insane modern woke politics doesn’t make you some scary right winger. She cou
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7mo ago
Since the beginning of Youtube, it has always struck my as reeking of such desperation to keep you hooked. Just the idea that you're watching a video, and there is simultaneously a list of 10 OTHER videos right next to the view. Most h
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7mo ago
Try moving the spotlight search box. I swear you have to use tweezers to find the razor thing edge.
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7mo ago
Did anyone catch the recent development in the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping story? For days it was explained that, while she had a Nest doorbell camera (which was stolen by the kidnapper) it was sadly useless because Nancy wasn’t paying for clo
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7mo ago
This is precisely why I’ve always lived physics, as used to something like “geography or history”. For the reason you just stated.
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8mo ago
> Things came out slowly. Albums. Games. Software. That slowness gave them weight. You lived with them for a while instead of replacing them next week. This is very true (and should include films as well). When big movies came out they w
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8mo ago
Exactly. That’s why I’ve always said the driving is a truly AGI requiring activity. It’s not just about sensors and speed limits and feedback loops. It’s about having a true understanding for everything that’s happening around you: Having a
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