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CodexArcana
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Comment #36182834
Except the site exists because of 3rd party apps, their own app started as a 3rd party that they bought to bring in house.
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Comment #36110292
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Comment #36044686
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Comment #35873884
Boy the slope on fast food workers has turned into a cliff I guess. From Nobodies to Heros to Lazy Teens Who Don't Need A Raise to Robots in like 5 years?
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Comment #35869327
If it was that easy to kill Linux it would have happened already. Chad Linux, open source free software, withstanding the full might of the multi billion dollar juggernaut Microsof…
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Comment #35836821
Shhh we are supposed to be mad and cynical in this thread.
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Comment #35836807
One of those will be chronological. That's still an algorithm...
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Comment #35809923
Hey, shhh, new thing bad! Get with the program! Not enough fear mongering and too much rational thinking.
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Comment #35809723
Uh oh not an AgEnDa! Because no one on Facebook/Nextdoor has an agenda, they're definitely not regurgitating the newspapers agenda at all either.
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Comment #35748823
Sure but I want to imagine that some people are only playing Game A and others are only playing Game B, unaware of the relation between them that creates positive outcomes by somet…
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Comment #35740615
You should look into https://small-tech.org/ . I don't know if they're still active (I discovered them a few months ago, and they seemed active.) But they definitely have a similar…
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Comment #35648390
Homie, Bard from Google is trained on your Google Emails. They read your emails and build data profiles based on that shit and sell it. What are you on exactly? The US Government i…
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Comment #35637893
Lol yeah the hysteria is strong and not just here.
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Comment #35553443
I think people can't believe it's really as simple as it is. If it's that simple, then there is no sacred knowledge, nothing to gatekeep, nothing to be the "expert" on. It means th…
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Comment #35482925
I wonder how long it will be until people's baseline assumption is that their shit is being used in this way... I genuinely don't understand how it isn't already.
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Comment #35423811
If the domain expert is there to audit the results, where is the issue?
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Comment #35413129
I came here to say this. I'm not a programmer by trade, but my sysadmin work dips its toes in many waters, and I shared it with my coworkers recently. I think some of the parts of …
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Comment #35373013
Sounds like my experience in the US. I haven't had the desire to pirate anything since the rise of streaming, but there was a time where getting "caught" was never a concern. Then …
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Comment #35363470
It's the American way.
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Comment #35335648
Get out of your echo chamber and look around once in a while.