siliconpotato

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by siliconpotato 9d ago
And none of the quotes from that Pickering guy actually made any sense
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by siliconpotato 21d ago
This. They are buying a brick in the xkcd #2347 diagram
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by siliconpotato 21d ago
Also they bought the company which develops the open source slurm scheduler which is the primary and defacto standard HPC scheduler on the market. Bit of a concern to say the least
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by siliconpotato 1mo ago
baseball cap and sunglasses will do just fine.
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by siliconpotato 1mo ago
They have a store selling caps, t-shirts and keyboards. That's one way to donate while getting cool stuff
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by siliconpotato 3mo ago
Joseph smith claims to have had a new revelation and the book of Mormon is "another gospel". It's fan fiction for Americans and claims that the church became corrupted and are restoring the true church with their non biblical
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by siliconpotato 4mo ago
"i haven't noticed my soul shrivelling to the size of a pea"
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by siliconpotato 4mo ago
In my dreams, this is the moment Mozilla brings a search engine out of stealth mode, and says "sorry for looking like idiots for twenty years, we were secretly working on building a great search engine that doesn't suck or do AI&q
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by siliconpotato 4mo ago
There's a certain writing style, very short paragraphs, fair amount of repetition that just feels like you've read this post before. And you have, just on different topics but it's always the same feel. But also lots of negat
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by siliconpotato 4mo ago
Find it surprising that there are people still under the delusion that they have an audience of humans on twitter worth speaking to
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by siliconpotato 4mo ago
it was all engagement bait to auction off some NFT nonsense.
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by siliconpotato 5mo ago
People in glass houses..The same argument can be levelled at the troublesome activities engaged in by the USA.
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by siliconpotato 5mo ago
> The bottleneck in the AI era is not production. It is discernment. there's quite a few variants on the "its not X its Y" in this article that make me wonder how much of this waffle was written by a human
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by siliconpotato 5mo ago
> I have nothing against Greggs. I do. This man is benefitting from your custom: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-39443585
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by siliconpotato 5mo ago
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-65794363 The author John Green who was top of a recent list said that the Bible was number 6 on the list. As other comments have pointed out, a "ban" is where a libr
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by siliconpotato 5mo ago
Maybe they were carrying out exodus 20:4... It's ironic that netanyahu says that Christians are thriving in Israel and more than any other middle Eastern country. Only 2% of Israel identifies as Christian, whereas Lebanon has 37%, whi
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by siliconpotato 5mo ago
However I'm inclined to ignore anyone who pushes their argument as "I'm doing X and you should too". Tell the good and bad things but don't tell me what to do
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by siliconpotato 5mo ago
I replaced the battery in mine. Unlike big tech, I believe in repairing old devices. Something Amazon have not considered is how many of these old devices are used as companion devices for other high end kindle owners. I have a scribe and
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by siliconpotato 6mo ago
this looks like a recipe for eye strain and poor posture. waiting for the follow up post in a month.
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by siliconpotato 6mo ago
They didn't say high speed rail projects that get cancelled and downgraded after doing all the hard bits
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by siliconpotato 6mo ago
1) nobody's landing on the moon this time 2) the article was an awful piece of hype, that felt like it was sponsored by the Whitehouse. 3) it's hard to see beyond the US imperialism that hangs heavy over space missions. Trump said
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by siliconpotato 6mo ago
what if you need 300 web pages open?
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by siliconpotato 6mo ago
ugh. i came to see why this site failed completely to work as expected. turns out that a human has barely been anywhere near it and thinks that delivering non-working slop is fine. what a waste of my time and printer paper.
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by siliconpotato 6mo ago
i'm in the UK and most people i know drop cursive for non-joined up handwriting as soon as they get the opportunity.
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by siliconpotato 7mo ago
In a corporate environment most emails are TLDR. Quite often a big boss will forward a mail to the whole department "please read". It's 5 pages of waffle. Is it useful or not? Either I spend ten minutes reading or ignore it,
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by siliconpotato 7mo ago
Imagine what it will be like for the generation who are currently using chatgpt to do their homework only for the teacher to use AI to mark it
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by siliconpotato 7mo ago
I'm in the UK. Normal conversation: what did you do on Sunday? I was in church. "Oh are you a Christian" "yes". Now, if the first person is not a Christian , that's often the end of the conversation. If first
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by siliconpotato 7mo ago
Well it's a common question I've asked of people during my life, and only catholics ever make that distinction, almost a correction. And there's a reason why - because they think it's the one true church. I'm not i
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by siliconpotato 7mo ago
I often experience this. I saw that a co worker had written something about God in their Twitter bio. "Are you a Christian?" "I'm a Catholic" they replied. Any other denomination would say "yes I'm a Chris
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by siliconpotato 9mo ago
I made a tiktok account to write a comment on a video I hated. Now when i sign in again I am presented with lots of awful videos from the guy I dislike. I cannot delete my viewing history using the website, and following other accounts does

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