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anaganisk
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Comment #45310366
TikTok won because it has an algorithm that works, People are crazy for views and likes, and don’t mind the silliest content, not chronologically ordered posts, which none of the s…
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Comment #45309795
Aren’t newer CPUs especially AMDs more energy efficient?
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Comment #45014650
There is an actively maintained VSCode fork without all the Microsoft features. https://vscodium.com/
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Comment #37722733
If thats sarcasm, Homeless are not human?
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Comment #37722695
US supreme Court Justice and an ex Prez's crimes are pretty public did it matter?
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Comment #37689000
Isn't the link you posted, only for the case?
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Comment #37642772
And the statue of Liberty, Holocaust memorial and hundreds of other monuments signifying Nazism, racism, wars etc etc which are visible everyday and are here on earth for people to…
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Comment #37642717
Yeah earth was vast enough but our species didn't take much time to garbage it entirely. Like does it have any real purpose other than just orbiting?
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Comment #37639930
Do we really need a 450 ton, huge piece of uncontrolled metal orbiting around us? I know asteroids and "moons" are uncontrolled too. But those are unavoidable while this is man mad…
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Comment #37597267
But it is illegal depending on the country, Or a scam depending on the receiver, Or centralized if you use a hosted wallet, DeFIs merits on paper sound life changing, but reality i…
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Comment #37596820
No intension to be snarky at all but Did the US govt give one shit about wallstreet, after FINANCIAL CRISIS? I mean it's a far bigger rep loss causing a cascading across the world.…
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Comment #37576544
As a genuine question, why are govts so protective of homegrown companies? Like unless they have a stake in them or have actually invested time and resources to build them. I'm no …
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Comment #37454304
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Comment #37367796
Not the trunk, the frunk. That's where the fuses are located on the Tesla Model Y isn't it? Or were the videos I watched were wrong?
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Comment #37362075
Jump start? Pfft. The stupid car, got stuck with AC stuck on full heat, with a blacked out screen. Unresponsive to resets. I couldn't even open the damm frunk to remove the fuses, …
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Comment #37232254
What kind of a comparison is that, lol. Argument is Car vs Train not the Plane vs Train. Trains are always better than a car for the same distance planned.
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Comment #37086033
https://archive.is/20230811032308/https://www.nytimes.com/20...
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Comment #37085969
Unrelated but the choice of background(white) and choice of color(white) of the title in the "hero" section of the website is poor on mobile. I assume the site UI wasn't tested on …
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Comment #37027530
What if the AI is designed to flag them as potential bad actors.
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Comment #36892895
Getting paid feels off?
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Comment #36849098
This is such a bad faith argument whenever I see it, when an end-user is commenting on a project, at least that is funded and has a dedicated team working on it. Asking for somethi…
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Comment #36848367
Elizabeth Holmes, Bernie Madoff and Sam bankman freid have entered the chat.
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Comment #36804630
Probably couldn't profit off it as they expected. Politicians never change.
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Comment #36779823
Many Googlers here, hope they are more vocal when Google comes up with BS. Rather than when they post a positive blog post.
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Comment #36760957
Great way to get your windows broken everyday