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Comment #49055505
Sounds fixable by making the outer seats cheaper.
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Comment #49055498
I give absolutely less than zero f's about no windows for 2" more legroom.
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Comment #48939880
Not even just broke, they completely disabled people's ability to use it. Took it out behind the woodshed.
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Comment #48785536
>Steam is basically one giant used game market in that you get stuff constantly for 50-90% off. I don't think thats comparable at all. You're not buying used games, you're buying d…
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Comment #48750145
They want this even more than they want $100 games. Rockstar not shipping discs for GTA6 and PlayStation ending disc production is the perfect two pronged approach. Honestly gamers…
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Comment #48739855
Using it for "staging" shitty rentals is pretty gross, but I used Nano Banana to make some mockups for a bath room remodel I'm doing and it worked pretty great.
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Comment #48700297
Code switching in the post LLM era.
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Comment #48524810
Pac man in Pac-man has cornering.
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Comment #48524429
Yeah its AI slop without the corner easing. But maybe they can AI it better.
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Comment #48524427
Cool AI slop but the lack of corner easing like the original game makes it less fun.
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Comment #48524351
A broken clock is still occasionally right.
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Comment #48524348
Given the current climate I'd be inclined to declare "tyranny" also but in this case I think given the degree of potential damage the slamming on of brakes is warranted when the al…
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Comment #48524343
Not selective availability. COCOM Limits that prevent a GPS chip from operating above a certain speed and altitude.
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Comment #48522912
Not that I'm ever one to support anything this regime does but I'm kind of okay with them pumping the brakes on this until we really get a handle on what the The USG has limited ca…
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Comment #48451745
Maybe now we'll get a good voice prompt experience with Gemini on iPhone out of this deal.
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Comment #48330746
I'm guessing its a combination of needing to acquire a massive amount of land among a limited number of candidate locations and then layering logistical constraints on top of that.…
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Comment #48326753
Building is fun, but deciding what to build can be difficult. "Maker ennui."
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Comment #48234766
The forced upgrade from Gemini CLI which I liked as much, and as some ways better than Claude Code was bad. But them just sending out that email on Wednesday that basically said "T…
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Comment #48231668
You might have been dreaming. I had a memory of the doctor saying "clamp down" and I bit down on the endoscope and he said "not you." I asked him if that happened and he said nothi…
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Comment #48215400
I had the same thoughts "but won't i feel it THEN?" when I was getting an upper endoscopy. The anesthesiologist said you're in such a trance, dreamlike state plus with the inabilit…
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Comment #48203174
The fact it went for vaporwave styling on its own is very telling.
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Comment #48112443
The product photos that reveal about as much as a monster in a JJ Abrams movie is because I don't think they have "Google" production hardware it sounds like they'll be farming thi…
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Comment #48112387
Just calling it a "Gbook" sounds infinitely cooler.
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Comment #48022161
The number of times I've seen a configuration endless loop bring down anything are so few compared to the time wasted on DSLs and having to bend over backwards to do things a first…
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Comment #48017297
The "you don't want a full programming language" trope I see repeated a lot but I think far more people end up wishing for a Turing complete language than wishing it _wasn't_ Turin…