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adamrezich

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About adamrezich

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    Comment #49216084

    The new mspaint fucked, then unfucked, then refucked my decades-old muscle memory of Win+R mspaint Enter Ctrl+E 1 Tab 1 Enter Ctrl+V to open Paint, resize canvas to minimum, then p…

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    Comment #49214765

    Big influx in politicsposting here lately, eh? Wonder what that's all about.

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    Comment #49213878

    It's a good thing we can now all agree that the US federal government is completely devoid of corruption and taxpayer money misuse, and that all future attempts to discover and cur…

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    Comment #49085971

    If someone reads “black American moving to Oakland” as “homeless person moving out of Oakland”, that is not my fault…!

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    Comment #49084917

    > They're calling you out on asking why the homeless don't just move Please try reading my posts again very carefully rather than assuming my intent. Thank you!

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    Comment #49075805

    Does anyone else here know what this guy is talking about? I think he completely misread my post. I was asking if a black American citizen moving to Oakland had some arbitrary perc…

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    Comment #49074973

    Either you're willfully ignoring the American citizen's right to free movement between States, or you're actually saying that any given black person who moves to Oakland has—regard…

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    Comment #49074594

    That is beyond my proverbial pay grade. But it's not beyond my proverbial pay grade to state that believing that, systemically , “[x demographic in y location] are way more likely …

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    Comment #49074002

    The way you've stated this implies a structurally-enforced causality with regards to vagrancy in such a way that, wittingly or otherwise, wholly denies the possibility of individua…

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    Comment #49073913

    [flagged]

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    Comment #49073695

    How do we expect AI models to radically reshape the future for the betterment of all of mankind when we're explicitly encoding our current cultural taboos and thought-terminating c…

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    Comment #49041130

    Are we finally now in 2026 coming around to the idea that sometimes entities may find themselves incentivized to conspire with each other? Is theorizing about such no longer off-li…

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    Comment #49016533

    Listening to podcasts on an iPod era

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    Comment #49014427

    He was right about the mouse, in the long run.

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    Comment #49013732

    > he always had a bold take Often quite literally, in his PC Magazine columns!

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    Comment #49013514

    I grew up reading his column in PC Mag, then watched him on TechTV, and then listened to him on TWiT (where he was consistently the best part of the show, and how I learned about S…

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    Comment #49010884

    Trust the Experts who have done Studies and written Papers in Committees their objective view of reality not to mention their morality is superior to yours yadda yadda heard it all…

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    Comment #49010434

    Why am I supposed to take a janky-ass web visualization, completely devoid of citations as far as I can tell, and which was, itself, almost certainly vibecoded, at face value, as a…

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    Comment #49010253

    [flagged]

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    Comment #49009946

    The energy grid use seems far more worrisome than water use. Why would anyone build an AI data center in a specifically “water-stressed region”?

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    Comment #49009611

    The other day I was talking with two friends—one programmer, one musician, both of fairly conservative political persuasion—and the topic of “AI data centers” came up. I said somet…

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    Comment #48998226

    I greatly dislike how “cyber” has just become this completely malleable standalone word.

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    Comment #48996510

    I imagine that's all very understandable to the average Bay Area five-year-old.

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    Comment #48993256

    Loneliness, as far as I can tell.

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    Comment #48979648

    This is how basically every console video game works.