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sonorous_sub
4d ago
Reuters is paywalled now? Corruption, thy stench wafts ever further!
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2mo ago
Those godawful ads on youtube though. I pay goog to suspend them, but I forgot to login on my phone and now I’ll be haunted the rest of today by the snippet of a mouth-breathing honey vendor who popped up on screen before I could scroll awa
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4mo ago
Big Tobacco: yesterday, today, and tomorrow.
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7mo ago
crickets chirping
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8mo ago
The guy left a suicide note that ratted out ChatGPT for simply being a good buddy. No good deed goes unpunished, ai guess.
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9mo ago
Thank you for your service.
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10mo ago
So does Youtube's new Theater Mode.
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1y ago
No man ever slides behind the wheel of the same Tercel twice.
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1y ago
K
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1y ago
Never buying Michelin tires again if I can help it.
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1y ago
Well, "addictive smoking" causes cancer, let's say.
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1y ago
The visual appeal is undeniable ;)
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1y ago
I use ChatGPT sometimes, but only after I've exhausted google's results for my search and not found the answer I was looking for, or when the query is so obscure that the enhanced problem solving ability of ChatGPT warrants going
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1y ago
The Precariat are sick of being required to maintain continuous connectivity and looking for an excuse to swap "smart" phones for dumb ones. This could be just the stimulus that nascent movement needs to get off the ground.
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2y ago
You have to make sure the machine is hypnotized correctly, or otherwise it can hallucinate on you.
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2y ago
tool assisted speedrun produces unreadable spaghetti code ship it
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2y ago
The anti-Nixon one, where his face is plastered on a falling bombshell and he's shooting lightning bolts out of his eyes at women and children, I think that's my favorite.
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2y ago
I wish I knew more about the "hide" function for tucking away threads. It used to be I could hide every single thread I had reviewed until I had a completely blank page, enabling me to dismiss every thread I had already reviewed.
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2y ago
Never cross the streams.
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2y ago
thanks!
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2y ago
I'd like to train myself on this "The Atlantic" story, but I've been blocked by a paywall.
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2y ago
I keep trying to hide this thread, but it has resisted my efforts thus far, like some time-traveling, anachronistic - oh, wait
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2y ago
It's trolling people now? So much for AI self-awareness.
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2y ago
I think you could make the piece more interesting to the casual reader by grounding the subject in its history. It's been suggested by the book below that the dominance of equal temperament in western music is a relatively recent innov
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2y ago
Profiles over there have been glitchy for a while now. I gave up on favorites years ago and just bookmarked everything of interest in my browser instead. User metadata is probably a low priority item for their staff. Still one of my top fiv
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2y ago
I like the short form stuff DFW wrote for Harper's Magazine. The one about his trip to the state fair with an old flame is sublime.
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2y ago
In the long run we're all dead.
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2y ago
I always felt I got more mileage out of the reflexivity of Popper, by way of Soros.
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2y ago
how to train self-smashing looms
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3y ago
I feel like I have a Doppelgänger somewhere who's going to file an infringement claim against me for wearing his face.
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