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by mouse_ 10mo ago
I'm to believe this is done for my safety, which is apparently worth $45
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by mouse_ 10mo ago
A Mr. Beast-like "crypto-philanthropy" company is giving out $2 million to poor people as a marketing stunt.
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by mouse_ 10mo ago
What is it with you people and food analogies This one doesn't even fit
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by mouse_ 10mo ago
You don't make a billion dollars thinking like that. Dude's playing a different game.
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by mouse_ 10mo ago
I've done it on phone calls just with foley from YouTube.
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by mouse_ 10mo ago
lesswrong is a cult
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by mouse_ 10mo ago
Not exactly creating though, is it? More like an obfuscated GitHub downloader.
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by mouse_ 10mo ago
embrace extend (you are here) extinguish
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by mouse_ 10mo ago
if I eat too many hot dogs and pork chops and ramen I'll get sick of hot dogs and pork chops and ramen. We needed a study for this?
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by mouse_ 10mo ago
> Am I crazy or did those WAAD guys themselves just link the public to potentially illegal content? I mean, it's well known that governments possess and distribute more of the stuff than anyone else. Government or not, not a big sur
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by mouse_ 10mo ago
I'm faced with $75 subscription bill after failed pursuit of reading this article. Similarly to Denmark, I'm not paying that shit.
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by mouse_ 10mo ago
you gotta stop
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by mouse_ 10mo ago
> We’d been building what we liked to call a “procrastination engine,” named Sloth Surf. The app worked like this: A user who had the urge to procrastinate on the internet could come to the site, input their procrastination preferences,
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by mouse_ 10mo ago
> everyone either became poor or all corporations went bankrupt. These are the only two outcomes in real life, too
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by mouse_ 10mo ago
Yes. WebGL and/or WASM. Good luck, you'll need it!
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by mouse_ 10mo ago
640k ought to be enough for anybody.
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by mouse_ 10mo ago
Shitty software killed netbooks. That Intel Atom was more than enough to accomplish the moon landing, or produce an indie game like cave story, or run a recording studio to make music. But people didn't want to do those things, they wa
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by mouse_ 10mo ago
it would have to be quite the harness.
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by mouse_ 10mo ago
> smaller browser vendors Such as???
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by mouse_ 10mo ago
Typical! The "ess-jay-doubleyous" strike FEAR into the hearts of the BILLIONAIRES behind the New York Times.
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by mouse_ 10mo ago
> without payoff I'd say R2-D2's design paid off tremendously. People loved it! It made potentially billions. Billions isn't enough of a payoff? What if Chekhov's gun is in my story, solely because it polls better amo
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by mouse_ 10mo ago
With Microsoft's new "your files just change on their own sometimes" plan, opaque bureaucracy has never been more opaque!
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by mouse_ 10mo ago
The robot is copying how humans have previously responded to queries similar to yours, and semantically rephrasing to align with OpenAI/Microsoft's desired brand image.
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by mouse_ 10mo ago
Take $10 grand from every American, give them back 2 grand with your name on it. Dumbest half now willing to fight for you. Repeat. Was it really always this easy to overthrow a government?
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by mouse_ 10mo ago
ds (XL, even) fits in my skinny jeans
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by mouse_ 10mo ago
Western European socialism is all about exporting suffering. It's high time we had this discussion.
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by mouse_ 10mo ago
rich godfather that's how
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by mouse_ 10mo ago
> In a now-viral 2020 email, the Silicon Valley billionaire predicted the rise of socialism. Today he tells The Free Press how he knew. bro we are being factory farmed what kind of ivy tower in a bubble under a rock do you have to live i
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by mouse_ 10mo ago
Windows 7 solved this problem, in 2009. I think we should just start over and do it like that... Or I guess we could embrace the sunk cost, in which case I'm certain people will still be malding about this in 2050, with blurry YouTube
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by mouse_ 10mo ago
agree

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