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appletrotter

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    Comment #48217783

    > Being pedantically correct would ruin the intended rhetorical point of reversing the standard phrase, though Maybe it's a sign

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    Comment #47576532

    > That all being said, every animal has it's own personality. So it's best to match them with an environment that fits their personal needs.

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    Comment #47565265

    That's a lot of words to explain a simple concept

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    Comment #47544457

    Very astute observation. Might I even add, as humans we never know when our last day could be. So I find it silly to gamble, since I could easily die in a car accident on my way to…

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    Comment #47544343

    > You have to stuck with an OS that sucks, while in the PC market you have plenty of OS choices, Windows, a million of Linux distributions Windows is 10x more enshittified than OSX…

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    Comment #47508212

    "Everything that can be invented has been invented" Ah my favorite, entirely made up quote. Apocraphyly attributed to the U.S. Patent Office Commissioner in 1899.

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    Comment #47481773

    This is apocraphyl :(

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    Comment #47113216

    Undefeated when they break into your home

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    Comment #46981990

    Insufficient granularity of data

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    Comment #46404573

    [flagged]

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    Comment #46207378

    Probably a bit, at least some execs might want to have some cool shit on their resumes

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    Comment #46122519

    Your response is crazy to me. Humans are known to be remarkably inconsistent in behavior. Please read ‘Thinking Fast and Slow’ or at least go back your HS psych 101 notes. > Humans…

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    Comment #42186589

    I feel like this rhetorical question of yours was reductive enough to constitute B&W thinking > So your argument is that Bell Labs should have never happened? It was a bad thing fo…

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    Comment #42117450

    I’m betting on waymo because they use lidar

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    Comment #41938740

    Because processed foods are associated with many health complications. Sources to back your theorem on the cause of obesity?

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    Comment #41938711

    What? What would make you think that dehydrating a food would make it go bad quicker?

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    Comment #41888654

    I believe that they can already solve novel problems. I can’t find a link but I’ve seen something where ai-skeptical researchers were surprised by chatgpt’s ability to solve certai…

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    Comment #41451586

    Many of those projects are defunct, remarkable hacking is truly in a dark ace.

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    Comment #41451551

    The Google drive integration is completely different to the connect one. It’s not automatic, it’s manual. It works essentially in the same way that the ‘send to email’ feature work…

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    Comment #41330916

    Not uncommon

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    Comment #41154724

    > No, no one past middle school cares about the color of the bubble. This is just objectively not true. The nature of green vs blue messages feeds into the in-group out-group dynam…

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    Comment #40779504

    Idiot directors? I was going to rebut your comment but on second read I’d rather just point out how dismissive and inflammatory your comment is.

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    Comment #40647978

    Have you ever heard of lucid dreams?

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    Comment #40611439

    Great point