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by platevoltage 6d ago
Oh never. I have 2 giant boxes of them. The absolute worst thing ever is when you need something like a USB or HDMI cable, and you're forced to spend like 40 bucks at Best Buy because you're in a pinch.
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by platevoltage 15d ago
Saying someone is the opposite of Jim Cramer is basically saying they’re right.
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by platevoltage 16d ago
It would be nice if I could upgrade my 16GB M2 MacBook Pro some time in this lifetime. This AI bullshit is getting annoying.
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by platevoltage 21d ago
That's a sad thing to have to say, but yeah.
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by platevoltage 21d ago
The wrong 80 year olds are dying right now. The grim reaper needs to work on his aim.
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by platevoltage 22d ago
Conservative media even barely talks about DOGE because of how bad the optics are, and how much of an utter failure it was.
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by platevoltage 23d ago
This would be quite the zinger if this wasn't actually true.
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by platevoltage 23d ago
I've never met a "vibe coder" who has had a software engineering job.
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by platevoltage 23d ago
I've gotten immense benefit from "guided coding". I've learned a lot, and it's saved me a lot of time digging through documentation. I also don't have anyone dictating to me how many tokens I should be burning,
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by platevoltage 23d ago
They literally made a cut out in the 13th amendment for incarcerated people. Even they knew it was slavery. It's no secret why the USA is number 1 in incarceration.
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by platevoltage 23d ago
I can totally see where that could be the case. I'm sure there have been breakthroughs already, but it's not mainstream news. The mountain of AI slop is all over the mainstream though. You have to wonder why.
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by platevoltage 26d ago
I don't know why you thought this was a clever thing to say.
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by platevoltage 26d ago
SO you have an issue with prison labor? As an American?
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by platevoltage 26d ago
Oh give me a break dude.
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by platevoltage 26d ago
Why believe historical data? Just go outside and find your own anecdotes.
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by platevoltage 26d ago
What time period are you using as an example?
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by platevoltage 29d ago
That sounds like more of an argument to build green space, not data centers.
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by platevoltage 29d ago
So the solution is get rid of private healthcare. I agree.
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by platevoltage 29d ago
Is the argument here that social media wasn't designed to be addictive? And no, cigarettes were not designed to cause cancer. It makes no sense to design a product that kills the customer.
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by platevoltage 29d ago
By getting more, you just mean getting the value of their labor.
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by platevoltage 29d ago
What are some immutable differences in humans that are not conducive to social cohesion and harmony?
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by platevoltage 29d ago
If only there were energy sources that didn't involve burning anything. Perhaps that nuclear reaction in the sky that wakes us up every day?
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by platevoltage 29d ago
Eagerly awaiting your report.
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by platevoltage 29d ago
And on top of that, Microsoft is one of the companies that created this problem in the first place.
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by platevoltage 29d ago
AI Datacenter proponents do not get to complain about this.
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by platevoltage 29d ago
It's like how the Pepsi challenge predicted everyone's preference for Pepsi.
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by platevoltage 1mo ago
Sure. Kid Rock also sold more records than the Pixies.
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by platevoltage 1mo ago
There have been consequences every single year. You're just not paying attention.
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by platevoltage 1mo ago
It's been an emergency for years.
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by platevoltage 1mo ago
I'll take "subpar" human writing, music, art, or whatever any day of the week.

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