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SonOfKyuss
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Comment #49234328
I’m genuinely curious if this was a human error or an over eager instance of Copilot
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Comment #49010210
There are a lot of reasons to hate on Meta, but this seems mostly harmless. It might even be a positive thing if it helps parents spend more quality time with their kids instead of…
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Comment #48976166
It’s an interesting idea. A company called Hyliion https://www.hyliion.com/ tried something similar here in the US about 10 years ago. Unfortunately, they weren’t able to have succ…
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Comment #48836904
I wonder why Fox News is so interested in this story?
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Comment #48699674
Actors, musicians, and writers are all playing the world’s smallest violin right now.
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Comment #48612807
Alternate headline: “World Cup tourists confused by America’s absurd tipping culture“
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Comment #48522036
Right. This is about “owning the libs”
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Comment #48388241
It will be interesting to see what happens. Other large laptop makers such Dell have some of the same scale advantages (minus in-house silicon) and might be more willing to sacrifi…
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Comment #48366139
Groq != grok
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Comment #48347980
The answer to that question depends on if you count hours spent sleeping with your employees as “working”
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Comment #48343155
Wow, that is totally unhinged and dehumanizing
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Comment #48343045
You can say that, and it might sound good on paper, but someone who went on a mission to take from the poorest to enrich himself cannot be considered anything but a monster from a …
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Comment #48078432
Looks to be mostly unrealized losses from crypto holdings
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Comment #47773778
I could be convinced to support public cameras if access to the footage was tightly controlled and only used for solving serious crimes, but government officials and flock themselv…
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Comment #47707754
https://archive.ph/2026.04.02-055110/https://www.theatlantic...
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Comment #47600904
I don’t understand the controversy here. I know Tesla is prone to false advertising, but having a human take over in an emergency situation seems like a good safety measure. There …
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Comment #47538071
The US and Iran are both taking their lumps in this conflict, but Russia is clearly reaping the benefits.
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Comment #47529525
It is interesting how so much of the speculation in those days was about how x86 was a dead end because it couldn’t scale up, but the real issue ended up being that it didn’t scale…
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Comment #47526159
My guess is that “War in Iran” can be seen as a neutral name. It is literally where the war is taking place. Whereas “War on Iran” assumes the perspective of one of the sides even …
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Comment #47395151
From what I’ve seen, AI tools don’t do well with large codebases with lots of technical debt and complex interdependencies. If you see some project that requires tons of manual tes…
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Comment #47345321
No the assumption behind the statement and many others on this topic is not AI is more productive than Human + AI, it’s that 9 (or 8 or 6) humans + AI is more productive than 10 hu…
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Comment #47187084
The ones that still assume big brother will be spying on and killing the people they hate. Trump openly campaigned on getting revenge on his enemies. I can only assume his supporte…
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Comment #47186606
I have a feeling they will end up going with grok.
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Comment #47029364
Looks like grok will be getting a new contract soon