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by sniggers 2y ago
Restraint won't make the unpredictable gamma ray burst or unstoppably-sized asteroid go away.
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by sniggers 2y ago
Personally I've always said it with a hard r
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by sniggers 2y ago
Yep. It's amazing to see how quickly people start denying reality when they don't like someone's beliefs/behavior. I could acknowledge that a hypothetical smart, woke, furry, trans, porn-addicted programmer that regularl
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by sniggers 2y ago
This is definitely the best option. Community search blocklists, like uBlock Origin
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by sniggers 2y ago
Incorrect, he led a recruiting battle for Ilya: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nORLckDnmg&t=75s
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by sniggers 2y ago
IANAPNA either, but a solid object like a planet blocks light differently than dust clouds. Dust clouds, even dense ones, still allow some wavelengths through that planets do not. I would guess that's what allows them to be confident t
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by sniggers 2y ago
Not when they've replaced every customer-facing position. Oh and all teachers.
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by sniggers 2y ago
Hacking doesn't hurt people, theft/scamming does
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by sniggers 2y ago
It is being optimized, it's just that the optimization is geared towards vacuuming money from brainwashed pockets instead of making a product that's worth the money.
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by sniggers 2y ago
I said "people that value style over substance and non-technical people," you appear to have read "non-technical people." >ignorant In fact the only techy people I know that enjoy MacOS seem to be ignorant about what
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by sniggers 2y ago
Why would Israel have to do anything? With the flagging system, even if there's just a minority of pro-Israel users anything anti-Israel is now effectively banned.
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by sniggers 2y ago
Like the other replies are saying: you're in a bubble, like most Apple users. MacOS needs third party apps to not be incredibly frustrating, and often the apps are subscription based. (Window management, clipboard history, and power ma
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by sniggers 2y ago
Making something cool and selling it for a profit isn't grifting
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by sniggers 2y ago
Which is more "hacker" - Rabbit or Google?
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by sniggers 2y ago
Are you referring to this? https://openai.com/blog/chatgpt-plugins Rabbit's approach is one-sided (train their model to generate needed API calls, and maybe also perform Selenium-style simulated actions?) which sh
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by sniggers 2y ago
It's cool. Would not have been as cool as an app
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by sniggers 2y ago
It can do a lot more than ChatGPT's app, let alone Siri which can do even less.
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by sniggers 2y ago
>OpenAI can do it in their app, or Google/Apple as a built in phone integration Have they done so or described any upcoming plans to do so? Rabbit is doing it now. Man this site is so anti-hacker it's insane. Probably because i
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by sniggers 2y ago
The ChatGPT app requires a subscription, and offers no "Large Action Model" behavior (i.e. API tie-in to perform actions on other apps like Spotify/Doordash/Uber/Midjourney). The former is a nice bonus (10 months of
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by sniggers 2y ago
For me, it's just less hunger and being full faster. I still want the milkshake, just a smaller one and less often.
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by sniggers 2y ago
The concepts of freedom and being comfortable in your car do not compute for non-Americans (and city-slicker-Americans)
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by sniggers 2y ago
Fair enough, BMI can be misleading for powerlifters!
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by sniggers 2y ago
You are medically obese, with a BMI of 36.2: https://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/educational/lose_wt/BMI/bmi...