wildrhythms

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by wildrhythms 4mo ago
The new goal is to flood the Internet with so much junk that human-created content can be sold back to us in a walled garden.
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by wildrhythms 4mo ago
But then how will all of the know-nothing management types get their fingers in the pie?
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by wildrhythms 4mo ago
All that matters is some MBA product manager at Google was celebrated for shipping this. Hooray!
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by wildrhythms 5mo ago
Glad to see the hackers have arrived to defend a billion dollar corporation
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Polymarket breach – 300k records exposed(twitter.com)
3 points by wildrhythms 5mo ago|0 comments
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by wildrhythms 5mo ago
Anecdotally, my manager is a rabid RTO advocate, he's a gen X man and messages our team sometimes at 1am, is working on the weekends, schedules early morning and late meetings that extend well past 5pm. He has kids that he never mentio
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by wildrhythms 5mo ago
Outsourcing to India and the Philippines
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by wildrhythms 5mo ago
Ah yes, a pro-cop 'hacker' in the wild
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by wildrhythms 5mo ago
After just a handful of prompts everything breaks down
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by wildrhythms 5mo ago
All your calls and texts are intercepted anyway, so what do you think you're hiding?
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by wildrhythms 5mo ago
Assuming that a farm would be owned by one person has already put a very tiny box around your world view
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by wildrhythms 6mo ago
"We've done tons of user testing on this, and it turns out it doesn't work. Touch surfaces don't want to be vertical. It gives great demo but after a short period of time, you start to fatigue and after an extended perio
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by wildrhythms 6mo ago
Runs smoothly and without crashes on my Pixel phone
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by wildrhythms 6mo ago
I've been running Fedora (or a flavor) on my gaming PC for two years. All my games work. I understand some competitive games with intrusive anti cheat are incompatible, but with the success of the steam deck I don't think the gami
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by wildrhythms 6mo ago
>sorry, I have never seen these supposed ads in win11 It's a setting called "Get fun facts, tips, tricks, and more on your lock screen", and it's checked by default.
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by wildrhythms 6mo ago
No, it's just an inventory check.
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by wildrhythms 6mo ago
Any clues what's going on?
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by wildrhythms 6mo ago
It's both the first and last thing to check
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by wildrhythms 6mo ago
It has never existed natively on Mac OS X.
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by wildrhythms 7mo ago
These news sites run ads that are borderline gore, disturbing images promoting snake oil weight loss or skin care treatments, and wonder why nobody wants to click into their site.
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by wildrhythms 7mo ago
Everywhere I go I see parents letting their kids scroll short form video. The brain rot starts early.
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by wildrhythms 7mo ago
Every social media algorithm is like this now. Accidentally viewing certain types of videos are like dropping a nuclear bomb in your carefully nursed algorithm.
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by wildrhythms 7mo ago
Judging by your comment history, you might be Elon Musk's fiercest warrior!
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by wildrhythms 7mo ago
They are rewarded for cutting the budget, and undercutting domestic workers. Until that changes, this problem will continue. Or workers could unionize.
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by wildrhythms 7mo ago
Don't worry, I'm sure in a year about 30% of it will work! (But not on mobile)
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by wildrhythms 7mo ago
Every day we inch closer to a 'digital passport' gatekeeping system.
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by wildrhythms 7mo ago
>You'll end up staying at the hotel which spends the most money on getting itself into the training data and forcing reviews on people immediately before the stay is up ...and how does your "by hand" process solve this pro
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by wildrhythms 8mo ago
It's not just the price of the food, it's the time cost of going to the store, preparing the ingredients, cooking, washing dishes... You are looking at the issue through a myopic lens.
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by wildrhythms 9mo ago
Conflating the state of Israel with "the Jews" is antisemitic. Many Jews do not support the state of Israel whatsoever.
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by wildrhythms 9mo ago
The goal of every startup is to be acquired.

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