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Splitgate matched new players with bots for the first few hours. It meant I had fun (then eventually I levelled up enough, matched with players, got stomped, and never picked it up…

I remember taking general ed classes in college that I didn't want to do but had to to get required credits.

does Astro do WYSWIYG?

I am inclined to agree but grok 4.5 seems to be almost SOTA. They could be frontier soon.

Out of curiosity, I just asked Grok and learned: * Biden won the 2020 election * vaccines do not cause autism * global warming is not a conspiracy In each case it seemed to do a we…

There are plenty of places in the developed world where it just doesn't make financial sense to roll out fibre. In NZ about 90% of the country has fibre access... probably that num…

Billionaires also want vaccines, sometimes do they have our best interests in mind. They can’t extract wealth from the poor masses if we’re sick!

Would you use a value class if you wanted to represent a fraction?

Why can’t gifts have contracts?

so... they made a society with a lot of inequality and it fell apart?

Are you arguing against the concept of progress taxation entirely?

I have not read Piketty. But I could imagine a society where the poor are 10% better off and the rich are 1000% better off to be a less stable society that ends up falling apart.

I think your detector is overly sensitive. That sounds like a very common way to phrase a sentence.

Doesn't Apple already ask you for your age when you set up a new device? And I think Microsoft requires you to be 18 on your admin account.

That sentence does set off alarm bells, but in the context of the entire article I don't think it's AI written.

This makes it seem like roughly an even split: https://imgur.com/a/4W9Ub2t

Some footage: https://youtu.be/CiWX1nsvqBs?si=lE5autC2y2b8ez2X At a minute in you can see the satellites being ejected out one by one.

I thought they paid barely anything to artists because they are only getting fifteen bucks a month from each subscriber. And their price is restricted because they’re essentially c…

does it have some kind of sandboxing for its extensions?

Curious if people think LLMs will lead to more secure or less secure software in five years.

this is a hack I have used and am proud of: if you use Caddy as your reverse proxy (instead of nginx for example which does not do this), when requests come in and your service is …

I recall chrome used to let you reveal passwords with a simple button press in the UI. I think their conclusion at the time was if an attacker had local access there was no point i…

Seems there’s an opening for an ElonJet-like tracker that operates on this data.