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mehlmao
8mo ago
Do you have children? Post some pictures of them so Grok can show us what they look like unclothed and covered in "yogurt". It's possible to imagine LLMs implemented responsibly, but our ruling class has decided against that.
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mehlmao
1y ago
Once again, if you're going to test your self driving car on public streets, all data should be open and public. Car companies shouldn't be competing on how to prevent life-or-death incidents, they should be cooperating.
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mehlmao
1y ago
One reason you might still want to use them is that they used anticompetitive blitzscaling strategies and ran at a loss to prevent competitors from taking off.
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mehlmao
1y ago
How about you and the people who want "relevant ads" opt in, and everyone else gets a sane default of not beong tracked and having dossiers compiled about them. You could even implement it with an HTTP header, maybe "Allow-Tr
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mehlmao
2y ago
Please show me a real-world page that performs worse on Chrome with no extensions than on Chrome with Unlock Origin.
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mehlmao
2y ago
I saw the headline and assumed it was going to be about the Beef Dimension: https://theonion.com/kenji-lopez-alt-returns-from-beef-dimen...
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mehlmao
2y ago
Not sure what Yotta is like now (or was in 2023), but it used to be a very good rate. I think I opened my account in early 2020. Went back and checked my notes for details: Every week, you would get a lottery ticket for every $25 in your ac
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mehlmao
2y ago
That's how the market used to work, but hasn't been the case for generations. Nintendo has sold every platform from the Wii on at a profit. The PS5 was sold at a slight loss at launch, Sony got production costs down enough to be p
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mehlmao
2y ago
If self-driving vehicles are tested on public streets, all data generated should be public. Companies should be cooperating, not competing, on "don't hit telephone poles" and "don't run over children".
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mehlmao
3y ago
That's a market cap, not a profit margin
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mehlmao
3y ago
Amtrak and plane tickets are priced differently. For each class of ticket, Amtrak has X seats at price A, Y seats at price B > A, Z seats at price C > B, etc. When you check prices or buy a ticket, it will offer you the cheapest remai
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mehlmao
3y ago
I always felt that RGB was useless but after installing OpenRGB it's growing on me. My keyboard now lightly glows with a color indicating CPU temperature. I'm able to turn the whole board into a hard drive light.
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mehlmao
3y ago
Maybe they shouldn't have spent $7 billion on stock buybacks?
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mehlmao
3y ago
Gamestop proved to me that the market can remain irrational much longer than I can remain solvent.
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mehlmao
3y ago
Ten years ago was before he started calling rescue divers pedophiles.
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mehlmao
3y ago
"Yeah we lost the lottery today, so we can't pick up / drop off your clothes. No, we don't know if we'll win the lottery tomorrow either."
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mehlmao
3y ago
> When a stranger murdered Kitty Genovese outside of her Brooklyn apartment while thirty seven bystanders watched without so much as calling the police, the Volunteer's Dilemma went mainstream This article cites the murder of Kitty
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mehlmao
3y ago
Musegroup's head of strategy posted the following and removed it later after backlash: "If found in violation of laws, residency may be revoked and he may be deported to his home country. This becomes even further complicated give
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mehlmao
3y ago
Would supporting a secular single state be denying Israel's right to exist? Should I be deported for being opposed to any theocracy or ethnostate?
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mehlmao
3y ago
The developers who acquired Audacity had previously threatened to have someone deported to China and tortured over their API. https://www.theregister.com/2021/07/20/muse_group_deportatio...
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mehlmao
3y ago
Because it's not just in their app. I do not have an account for any Facebook / Meta product. I am still tracked by them across the internet, they still build a shadow profile on me based on photos and contacts uploaded by friends
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mehlmao
3y ago
Overwhelmingly the Air Force
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mehlmao
3y ago
I'm surprised, I had pretty much the opposite experience. I used Xbox Cloud Gaming to play through Halo 5 (the only game in the series to not have a PC port) in four sessions over a few months, wrapping up last weekend. I'm on a h
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mehlmao
3y ago
Yes
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mehlmao
3y ago
I would quit my job in an instant to become a high school teacher if the pay was better. But more than I want to teach, I want to be able to support my family. I save most of what I make in my tech job, and I'll look at becoming a teac
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mehlmao
3y ago
Valve could have handled it better, but you can still play CS:GO. Right click > Properties > Betas. I've used it to play a mod that hasn't been updated for CS2. There's very little playercount though.
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mehlmao
3y ago
You can still download and play CS:GO. Right click > Properties > Betas. I've used ti for playing a mod with friends that doesn't work in CS2 yet. Of course, there's less players now.
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mehlmao
3y ago
My partner has a Google Chromecast. Please tell me how I can configure it to use a DoH server I want, rather than the one dictated by Google. How about the video intercom systems in my apartment building? How can I configure them to use ser
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mehlmao
3y ago
Why can't we have a system where you (and the vast majority that you're sure love targeted ads) can opt in to being tracked by Google and other companies, and everyone else is protected from invasive data collection by default?
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mehlmao
3y ago
I've never had a doctor run a credit report on me before, have you?
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