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taskforcegemini
6d ago
That seems very subjective, can you elaborate? I think the results can be worked with
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taskforcegemini
14d ago
>then energy drinks came along. I can drink 10 a day, because I genuinely function better that way. I did that for a bit, for the same reason. now couple of years developed issues with high blood pressure, so be carefull with that approa
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taskforcegemini
19d ago
isn't "making lives better" basically the reason for pretty much any companies existence? arguable of course whise lives are meant to become better, but if anything ai just moves the goalpost
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taskforcegemini
21d ago
then he always was prince, just nobody knew?
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taskforcegemini
24d ago
people didn't like the candidates or politics the democrats pushed.
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taskforcegemini
1mo ago
>"were the atomic bombs the worst atrocity of all time? They weren't even the worst of that war!" that's debatable. like, worst single instance atrocity? possibly is
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taskforcegemini
1mo ago
Thank you for your service, I had the same itch when I read "boox"
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taskforcegemini
2mo ago
or anthropic forks linux. one day ai may fork us all
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taskforcegemini
2mo ago
but where would be the fun in that
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taskforcegemini
2mo ago
ah, that's what the ",8" was for. As a little kid I was told what to type in without ever understanding. in my defense, it was before I could read
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taskforcegemini
3mo ago
no natural selection as a filter though
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taskforcegemini
3mo ago
maybe I missunderstand the question, but it is widely used on all kinds of websites. To speed up sites using wordpress, magento, shopware etc
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taskforcegemini
4mo ago
I was several times called by windows employeesq
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taskforcegemini
5mo ago
just make sure there aren't any rounded corners
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taskforcegemini
5mo ago
a functioning government isn't the problem, but a government selling out to corporations is
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taskforcegemini
5mo ago
>Go freely walk out your local supermarket without paying. that's your definition of freedom?
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taskforcegemini
5mo ago
but you/stuff still needs to go from a to b. taxis (or individual self driving pods) should however be the future of public transport.
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taskforcegemini
5mo ago
most of them live in a different time zone
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taskforcegemini
5mo ago
microsoft bribed them to come back
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taskforcegemini
5mo ago
I think most of its features predate unity (compiz was integrated but existed before)
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taskforcegemini
6mo ago
a lot of people don't even have a computer and do everything on their phone. Given androids market share, one could argue Linux is already present on most desk tops and therefore has already won.
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taskforcegemini
6mo ago
and "Schwammerl" is even a term people use for other people
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taskforcegemini
6mo ago
>I'm not really sure what you think the difficulty is. the heat of the car and the burning surroundings, and of course the toxic fumes.
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taskforcegemini
7mo ago
your argument is a slippery slope. Unless you are amish, I don't think you would get very far without ending up looking like a hypocrite
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taskforcegemini
7mo ago
I suppose 3d instead of 2d with destructible paths adds to the complexity
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taskforcegemini
7mo ago
Isn't Apple also famous for not offering replacement parts other than replacing the whole thing and charging you accordingly?
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taskforcegemini
7mo ago
you sound as grumpy as my cat looks. there's no need for this language
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taskforcegemini
8mo ago
In times of AI this doesn't sound lije the ideal solution either
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taskforcegemini
8mo ago
+1, I feel exactly the same
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taskforcegemini
8mo ago
>I could equally go find someone crazy saying the world is going to end this year. Given current events, one doesn't have to be crazy to believe this
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