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Claudus
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Comment #48507122
Smart glasses are for citizens, not subjects.
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Comment #48146880
More details: https://www.justice.gov/crt/media/1440601/dl
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Comment #46797501
Since the existence of God is implicit in your assertion, are you suggesting he isn’t omnipotent, or have you come up with a new definitional concept of ownership? Or maybe you jus…
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Comment #46797311
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Comment #46797239
…or, Baal, Nature, Reason, etc. take your pick, heck probably even AI; which would “happily” explain it to you and answer all your “clever” questions, unlike me.
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Comment #46793833
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Comment #45512437
Bob Ross died 30 years ago, and Mr. Roger’s died over 20 years ago. Basing your argument on decades old examples is a pretty clear indicator of its merits.
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Comment #43608968
I asked Grok to review the comments here and generate a response defending AI: After reviewing the discussion on the Hacker News thread, it’s clear that there are a range of compla…
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Comment #43117015
Record seems to be ~115, while current is ~63, or 55%.
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Comment #42038214
I remember learning Prolog, it was tricky to wrap my mind around it, it wasn’t like any other language. The day I finally “got it” I was very happy, until I realized all the other …
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Comment #41906535
I prefer MPC-HC.
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Comment #40819267
Laravel, once you get the hang of it everything just works, and using a debug bar to optimize database calls is very satisfying.
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Comment #35748037
More free than a person who can not afford to house themselves, and less free than a person who cannot feed themselves (because they are dead).
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Comment #35245103
I remember searching my library for every book I could find on computers and hacking, there weren’t many, but I somehow stumbled upon The Cuckoos Egg while flipping through the anc…
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Comment #35147782
Yet notice, behind the facade, taskkill runs.
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Comment #33496162
To me, it seems like people writing these articles should be careful to avoid inaccuracies and overstatements in their writing. The very first sentence of the article includes the …
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Comment #33368067
My grandmother had a plum bush about 12 feet high that would produce thousands of plums every year. We would eat a few hundred, but about 90% would be “wasted”. Of course, they rot…
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Comment #33307787
This is the 7th annual rather difficult puzzle challenge released each year at the start of DEF CON by the Illuminati Party.
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Comment #33032907
So you think if he advertised it better, more people would download Truth Social from the Play Store?
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Comment #32310346
Depends on how efficient you are, I prepare 18/21 meals a week at home, and have been doing this for years). I spend 1 hour every two weeks getting groceries for ~$120. I spend 1.5…
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Comment #31656291
I’m surprised a company doesn’t sell the product for a lower price... Oh, the US prevents this due to patent laws? Then diminish the patent rights... Oh, that would stifle innovati…
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Comment #31200760
Well, I found two that were particularly insightful and applicable to the rest of the list: “Half the skill of being educated is learning what you can ignore.” and: “90% of everyth…