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CircuitSeuss

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    Comment #49225321

    Absolutely! But I don't think that’s the most plausible answer here.

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    Comment #49224989

    Or maybe… Things are really fucked right now. I agree that this is an abnormal number of suicides- I don't think anyone is disputing that. I disagree with your suggestion of “house…

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    Comment #49218506

    I exclusively default to homebrew when looking for software now. If it’s not available on homebrew I prefer manual install from git > the developer’s website > going to the app sto…

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    Comment #49203522

    Apparently Anthropic is moving that way: https://arstechnica.com/ai/2026/08/anthropic-confirms-plans-...

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    Comment #49164481

    A lot of this will come from co-optimizing hardware and low level machine code for this specific use case… something apple is coincidently very good at. Apple has worked very hard …

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    Comment #49137490

    If regex were default…

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    Comment #49119886

    https://www.frank.computer/blog/2025/05/just-a-tool.html

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    Comment #48999979

    https://www.wired.com/story/openai-models-escaped-containmen...

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    Comment #48961950

    > The over-priced neighborhood is perversely desirable when pricing is the only legal means of discrimination in an increasingly dysfunctional society. Excellent explanation of why…

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    Comment #48959617

    As enshittification continues to accelerate, terms of service/ privacy policies are going from comically draconian to completely insane attempts to preempt both consumer rights and…

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    Comment #48915404

    So what you’re saying is… the social media platforms/ tech sector needs to take basic measures to make their platforms less exploitative for all users regardless of age? I’m sold. …

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    Comment #48915299

    What if… we all just agree age verification is bad for everyone and move on?

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    Comment #48879429

    If that were true, wouldn’t we be better served by auditing the finances of these universities and imposing caps on university profits based on operating expenses?

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    Comment #48878573

    Gut feeling here is that this is going to result in significantly lower higher ed enrollment, and therefore a less educated populace. Less federal aid means fewer students can affo…

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    Comment #48846063

    I think it’s important to understand that while this is a win, it’s only a small step. > Deere will now be required to make diagnostic and repair tools available to equipment owner…

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    Comment #48826487

    Driver monitoring systems will be required in all 2027 vehicles in the US as well. https://www.gadgetreview.com/federal-surveillance-tech-becom...

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    Comment #48826426

    Tangential: https://arstechnica.com/science/2026/07/nuclear-regulatory-c...

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    Comment #48799749

    Sorta. It’s still worse than proprietary solutions: in reality when on wilderness backroads (US and CA) I find myself juggling four apps at a time. CoMaps for course tracking, offl…

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    Comment #48799655

    Cool; but this is one of those instances where I wish the wonderful and benevolent FOSS developers of the world would consolidate efforts behind existing projects to make fewer bet…

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    Comment #48799607

    Unfortunately I have yet to find an OSM app that offers a properly usable modern interface. Most are passable if you are a nerd who doesn’t mind being inconvenienced and can work a…

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    Comment #48724201

    Imagine if your neighbor walked past your house every day and recorded your property with their phone camera. Imagine thirty strangers did that every day. Imagine being unable to w…

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    Comment #48710336

    Seeing commenters defending privatized mass surveillance tech in 2026 is crazy.

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