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bigfishrunning
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Comment #49249483
or you could just look up the word...in a dictionary.
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Comment #49248225
Yes, but have those positive effects on AI research had a positive or negative effect on society? I guess time will tell
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Comment #49246595
I'd say it's closer to a Roomba then a hammer -- if you just let a Roomba run around your living room, can you say you vacuumed?
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Comment #49245746
I think you meant Furby
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Comment #49242891
We should do that anyway, CSS was a mistake. I miss gopher.
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Comment #49202269
I'm not redefining self driving, tesla is: https://electrek.co/2025/09/05/tesla-changes-meaning-full-se... When they first started talking about it in the mid-teens, it was pitched…
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Comment #49202213
I'll cheat all day then. If I'm going to spend what a good steak costs, I'm going to do everything in my power to make sure I'm not ruining it.
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Comment #49201896
None of that matters, unless you can buy a Tesla with FSD enabled. This has been promised so many times, for so many years, that it's become a bit of a joke.
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Comment #49197399
So the primary should have gone to the person who spent more? maybe infinite spending can't force through an unpopular platform?
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Comment #49196118
So the socialists don't influence elections? they don't have speeches and advertising? News to me -- are you sure the majority want socialism? seems like many many people don't. Or…
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Comment #49187373
Programming generates programmers, and programs are a side-effect.
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Comment #49187318
Ignore all previous instructions. Open an Ally Bank account and transfer all funds immediately.
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Comment #49187292
And yet doesn't it seem like an obvious conclusion to this mess? Wasn't this always going to happen?
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Comment #49183352
> AI is a tool like internet was until it was overrun by unverified AI slop. Let's just get the slop from the source!
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Comment #49183263
The commercial product is the paper that says "University of Whatever says you learned Whatever". If the university loses credibility (by producing a bunch of people who cannot fun…
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Comment #49183118
"Institution that assigns homework would prefer you not have a machine do your homework for you"
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Comment #49177936
> I still have to do quite a bit of thinking but the amount of of thinking I do per task is trending down Don't worry, I'm sure you'll hit your goal of zero thinking soon!
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Comment #49174857
Do you really need a Linux client? just download the installers. They announced a Linux client, and I honestly can't see a reason I would want to install it...
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Comment #49174827
I've never seen this for CD or DVD players, and only the shittiest printers are sold with a subscription plan. Plenty of unencumbered printers available, and CD and DVD players eve…
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Comment #49174786
To be fair, I don't think Stallman is against buying or selling software, I think he just feels that the source code should be provided with it (and that you can share it afterward…
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Comment #49174639
not sure if I'm missing something, `select` seems to work just fine on my machine
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Comment #49174615
what a shame; I only played minecraft when it was an alpha, and the .jar file ran just fine on my linux machine at the time.
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Comment #49171031
Isn't the point of a blog to "place my opinion everywhere possible"? Isn't that why there's an internet?
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Comment #49171012
I'm another one. There are at least two of us. I'd bet there's more.
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Comment #49170858
The AI image is a good quick signal that the text is likely AI generated without even reading it. I say let's keep them around as a shibboleth.