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SJMG
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Comment #49203324
I just wouldn't bet against Mitchell. He doesn't need the money. He does it for the love of it.
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Comment #49122234
Oh? What are the American model censorship tells?
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Comment #49015758
Well this preview includes many changes made to WebKit which Kagi, a so called independent browser, depends on. It's good news for you.
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Comment #48401829
This looks to be the end of the conversation now. Just wanted to drop in and thank you for your time commenting, pron. The common discourse is that "XYZ language is close to the me…
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Comment #48384118
Spindrift is amazing. So much better that champions of other brands will disqualify it on the basis of it actually having a trace amount of sugar.
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Comment #48311295
The problem — it's not that they don't write anymore; it's that they don't think anymore.
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Comment #48250478
You must not own property in Texas
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Comment #48243771
I'm concerned about the cracking clearly visible on the heat shield tiles. It doesn't bode well for rapid reusability.
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Comment #48243727
Quite a bit has changed. Here's the highlights: https://www.spacex.com/updates#starship-v3
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Comment #48231598
Do you value the infinitesimal improvement of model quality more than your privacy?
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Comment #48231550
Do you think the potential upside is worth the $5 it would take to explore?
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Comment #48222271
Great, as long as you don't mind the nexus of all human communication to be frozen in time three years ago.
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Comment #48221655
Not to mention the entire well is "poisoned" now. You can avoid LLM points of entry. You can't go to a random source and expect to avoid generative output.
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Comment #48221559
You're right to complain. Writing code whose principal job is to be compiled and executed by a computer is not at all the same as writing prose whose job is (hopefully still) to be…
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Comment #48212488
Indeed, I solve hard problem for a living, but those are mostly design. The actual engineering often decomposes to gluing things together with limited need for new primitives. Ther…
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Comment #48193633
Nim is a cool language—not sure why this is being shared now though; this repo has been dormant for some time. A newer effort is Sarcophagus, https://forum.nim-lang.org/t/13879 htt…
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Comment #48193407
Not to mention Tesla.
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Comment #48076748
No cell phone period or no smart phone? I'm not sure how people manage the former. Do you have a home with a land line? What do you do when you travel?
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Comment #48027026
Likely https://taalas.com
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Comment #48022138
Agreed. I use it basically every day. It's almost disquieting how quickly Apple inserted itself into payments, but it's frankly safer than a credit card and the NFC(?) works much b…
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Comment #48011967
I'm not missing the point; you made several. The one I engaged I quoted for you. You can see from the sibling comments that several of us took issue with it. For what it's worth, I…
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Comment #48008644
> also feel comfortable saying that many Americans don't care one bit what happens to foreigners, be it by action of their government or companies What's the point of this kind of …
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Comment #48008481
> However when someone is at the gym and another stranger asks them to stop and do a favor that takes time out of their gym visit it’s just annoying, not a friendship starter. Migh…
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Comment #47978169
Are you thinking of this woman who was jailed in Fargo? https://www.cnn.com/2026/03/29/us/angela-lipps-ai-facial-rec...