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Red_Tarsius

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    I knew it was coming but I didn't expect my post to age so fast! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46027642 Less than a week a go I praised AI chatbots for their lack of intrusi…

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    Tell HN: ChatGPT is freaking amazing and I don't get the negativity

    tl;dr: I love AI chatbots because they allow you to look up the web without any intrusive content. ChatGPT has become my favorite way to search through the web. It redefined the wa…

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    Cybersecurity is not my main field but this sounds beyond suspicious. > Berulis [...] and his colleagues grew even more alarmed when they noticed nearly two dozen login attempts fr…

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    Comment #43715604

    New readers might enjoy the tale of Emperor Sh and the Traveller : https://sanctum.geek.nz/etc/emperor-sh-and-the-traveller.txt

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    I feel too many people conflate /pol/ with the whole website. I enjoyed browsing through sfw boards like /tg/ (tabletop media), /ck/ (cooking) and /fit/ (fitness). I had long discu…

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    The advancements in medical science alone make the comparison a non-starter. 200 years ago, around 40% of children died before the age of 15±. Any fracture, cold or bruise could de…

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    Comment #43039337

    Because the US is the de-facto leader of the Free World, the wealthiest country in the Western hemisphere and the winner of the Cold War. Heavy Lies the Crown. Especially when it's…

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    For context: Tuberculosis treatment requires strict, months-long medication adherence. Even a brief disruption means patients may not complete their courses, allowing drug-resistan…

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