peteyPete

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by peteyPete 4mo ago
The more impactful and positive an invention is, the more harmful it can be in the wrong hands. Sadly, AI is being developed at break neck speeds and everyone is trying to extract something from it which also means the powerful will seek to
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by peteyPete 4mo ago
Of course the US gov would love to see an "independent" Alberta... They'd see that as easy oil reserves to put their hands on and a weaker Canada. They're working with traitors in separatist organizations as well as PP a
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by peteyPete 5mo ago
A reverse osmosis filter will provide plenty of water with nearly no minerals. They're available to install under the sink/counter for a few hundred bucks and provide clean drinking/cooking water and work fine with ultrasonic
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by peteyPete 5mo ago
Why do people with no understanding or ability to clearly think through the implementation and consequences of said implementation, have the ability to initiate a vote changing everything for everyone? This is just about the dumbest thing I
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by peteyPete 1y ago
Couldn't agree more. I've been voicing this for the past decade. Its crazy how the system is setup for eventual failure. Its a race to the top, or bottom, depending on who's looking, but for most, the bottom. Companies have t
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by peteyPete 1y ago
I have the same fight in my life... As an atheist I push back pretty hard against any intrusion of religion in my life and depend on myself for pretty much everything, and am also the provider for others. If I'd sit on my behind and pr
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by peteyPete 1y ago
Go forth and arrest 3000 people a day, says Trump.. I assume performance is tied to that 40k bonus they're supposed to be getting under the big beautiful bullshit bill? Are they being paid a performance bonus? An incentive to put anyon
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by peteyPete 2y ago
Sure but to me this sounds paranoid and as pointless as the movie industry trying to create non piratable technology... As in, worried about things out of their control. You cannot go about your life without using your voice unless you&#x27
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by peteyPete 2y ago
This... Recently dug into some of the pages that were presenting me content on FB. In this case, woodworking stuff. The pieces looked great, the pictures didn't even look fake, but I was noticing some weirdness in the grain and how all
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by peteyPete 2y ago
Imagine having to teach a whole class, keep track of each kids engagement, where they're at, if they need more help, and on top of that, having eyes on the back walls of the classroom to see if kids have their phones hidden in their pe
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by peteyPete 2y ago
I've found myself doing this in the past 5 years as well. After decades in development, I decided to bite the bullet and buy a house. I've since then slowly been converting the garage into a woodworking shop. Most of the projects
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by peteyPete 3y ago
Yet ME/CFS and POTS has been a an outcome of viral infections for decades. So lets not ignore decades of suffering that has nothing to do with the covid vaccine.
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by peteyPete 3y ago
There's references from the ME/CFS community testing this back in 2010. Considering how hopeless and desperate these people are and how they test everything on or off label, solo or with their doctors, if it was as simple as that,
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by peteyPete 3y ago
I find it quite tiresome to read so many people be instantly doubtful when more progress is made in understanding Covid and long-covid, resorting to medical gaslighting as a defence mechanism to feeling inadequate or just not understanding
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by peteyPete 3y ago
This isn't about the philosophy behind what being a musician means.. He might not quit playing music as he's a musician, but he might quit the business, performing and putting out music for others to hear, if all that comes out of
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by peteyPete 4y ago
Compare this to being a developer in Canada and working for a US company. Coworkers in the US make more as a base salary and pay less taxes than Canadians do even though the actual cost of living is not different. The argument there is its
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by peteyPete 4y ago
Since everyone was home and spending more time online, online companies got more business, therefore needed to hire more, and since everyone could work remotely, it allowed people to apply for tons other jobs since location no longer matter
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by peteyPete 5y ago
There was a good report on CNBC the state of chip manufacturing, TSMC, etc.. There is investment in building two large fabs in the US to help solve some of the current issues and to help avoid being cut off in case of geopolitical instabili
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by peteyPete 5y ago
Haven't they just been talking about changing how credit scores are made and take it out of the hands of private parties and let the government handle it? https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/personalfinance&#
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by peteyPete 5y ago
Your backyard or 100 acre plot, doesn't change a thing, isn't restricted airspace. A plane can fly over it, and the one in a million chance that you're flying your drone high enough to impact a plane or helicopter exists. Say
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by peteyPete 5y ago
I hear you, but this is apples and peanuts, not even oranges. There's little risk you're going to accidentally launch your mower into a car, building, a person. It stays on the ground. A small mistake or moment of inattention, or
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by peteyPete 6y ago
Its about time they start looking into it.. And it won't just be "long covid"... They can start digging into ME/CFS, and "long-SARS" while they're at it. My girlfriend is pretty much disabled at this point
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by peteyPete 6y ago
Whatever pressure is needed to stop the masses from understanding the power they have when working together. Although GameStop is small fries in comparison to other larger stocks, if that many people are willing to get together to vote with
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by peteyPete 6y ago
I think its a great way to start the conversation as most will likely see behavior in there that they can identify with or see in their immediate family. The information is also presented in a way where everyone should be able to understan
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by peteyPete 6y ago
I don't know what the cultural impact of this documentary will be since most won't care to change their behavior one bit. People are building walls around their echo chambers and are protective of it. I was well aware of most of t
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by peteyPete 6y ago
Only upside to this is the amount of noise being generated and new funding being allocated to increase research and find a cure or treatment. Hopefully new testing can be developed, doctors can be educated so they can treat patients instead
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by peteyPete 6y ago
Those who suffer from the virus can also develop a host of other things. Look up how many people developed ME/CFS (Myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome) post SARS and how many are experiencing the same symptoms after
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by peteyPete 6y ago
Not sure I want everything to be rewritten to run on a browser. How unoptimized is that.. Not all comparisons are equal there. Like youtube vs twitch? Talking about livestreaming? replays? I don't go to twitch to look up peoples vlogs,
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by peteyPete 6y ago
Here are some interesting stats The average gamer is 34 years old 70% of gamers are age 18 or older Considering FB has between 2.5 and 3 billion users. FB has much more chances of success considering its size, its user base, its built in ad
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by peteyPete 7y ago
I get that there should be logs.. for debugging and feature tracking etc... I don't think its reasonable for the "voice" to be stored and available to 3rd parties. The system beyond speech to text doesn't respond to voic

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