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by superfunny 8mo ago
Do we have to beat Prince at a game of basketball first?
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Investigating a Possible Scammer in Journalism's AI Era(thelocal.to)
7 points by superfunny 10mo ago|0 comments
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by superfunny 11mo ago
Needs to go back further - there were shutdowns 30 years ago
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by superfunny 11mo ago
I grew up in a small town in New Jersey, about twenty miles west. From the highest point in our town, you could make out the outline of the WTC, far off in the distance. In 2001, I lived in Chicago, and I took a trip to Italy in September
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Study May Undercut Idea That Cash to Poor Families Helps Child Development(nytimes.com)
3 points by superfunny 1y ago|2 comments
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by superfunny 1y ago
Joanna Stern at the Wall Street Journal presented a project earlier this year where she and a team of editors created a short film using AI tools - not exactly the same thing here but the results were very good. They had a bigger budget to
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by superfunny 1y ago
I just donated - the world is a better (and weirder) place with this store in it. If you live in the Chicagoland or Milwaukee area, you should check it out.
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Wang Computers(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by superfunny 1y ago|1 comments
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by superfunny 1y ago
> It’s easy to create a page “you have problem A? Try our product B”. How is that not advertising?
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by superfunny 1y ago
I'm pretty sure many people on their internet would view themselves as "discontent creators"
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Brodie Lockard: The Amazing Programmer Behind Activision's "Shanghai" [2017](tedium.co)
1 points by superfunny 2y ago|0 comments
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by superfunny 2y ago
Dreamweaver? Who remembers Drumbeat 2000?
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by superfunny 2y ago
"The problem is that truth is very hard to establish for those that don't want and don't understand logic" Not every truth is revealed through logic.
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by superfunny 2y ago
Here's a good that advertising does: letting people know how your product or services address some pressing need.
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by superfunny 2y ago
Did the US Navy invent bell-bottom JEANS or bell-bottom pants? Were the version from the US Navy made of denim?
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by superfunny 2y ago
When I was studying literature a few decades ago, psychoanalysis still thrived within critical literary analysis.
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by superfunny 2y ago
How good are these predictions?
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by superfunny 2y ago
Agreed - I was very surprised to hear this. From Dividend.com: "In the late 1960s, the volume of trading activity increased dramatically. With the drastic increase in volume, the NYSE had $4 billion in unprocessed transactions by 1968.
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by superfunny 2y ago
"...since only 21% of people will buy a car without carplay" That statistic is complete bullshit.
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Did Exxon Make It Rain Today?(thenewatlantis.com)
6 points by superfunny 3y ago|1 comments
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by superfunny 3y ago
I'm really sorry to hear that - cancer is terrible.
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by superfunny 3y ago
One thing that I found especially helpful when using CoPilot and ChatGPT is that I can get an answer very quickly and directly, instead of having to wade through a lot of blogs or articles on Stack Overflow.
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by superfunny 3y ago
Bitcoin makes pets.com look like Berkshire Hathaway
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by superfunny 3y ago
We did the whole project as part of a class; it was one of the best classes I took in my CompSci program. It was excellent.
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by superfunny 3y ago
Perhaps a better way to phrase this is "We think too much and care too little" - feelings, by themselves, are not some fountain of wisdom and insight. You can have feelings of revulsion or repulsion, feelings of disgust and anger.
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by superfunny 3y ago
If you believe the reason some children are fatherless is because a hedge fund manager owns a jet, you're reaching.
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by superfunny 3y ago
Depending on what you're buying, I think you can rely on third-party reviews like Consumer Reports in the United States - no one accused them of being bribed.
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by superfunny 4y ago
I visited the store in the Ogilvie Train Station when it first opened and, honestly, I felt like I was inside a vending machine, given how everything is stocked on the shelves.
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by superfunny 4y ago
>> while the labor market has very little flexibility that would allow workers to "vote with their feet" and move to "better" employers without outside influence Have you heard of the Great Resignation?
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by superfunny 5y ago
The title of this post is mis-leading, or at least incomplete. Read the article. It's about denying automatic citizenship upon marriage. It's not about barring or banning marriage.

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