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darklycan51

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    Comment #38872224

    I guarantee you you put a $15/hr person in that site and you barely notice a difference compared to a billionaire.

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    Comment #38872206

    Why is it appalling? if you want to promote people having kids then this is one of the ways to do it. a kid can live sharing rent or with his parents, an adult cannot.

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    Comment #38871124

    "Go to a Facebook profile, and ponder what we have now. Instead of having adventures into the great unknowns of the web, we instead now spend most of our time on social networks: b…

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    Comment #38859261

    He really has become my source to go for most science papers lol, then after that its PBS guy and sometimes Sabine although I don't usually go to her stuff for 100% accuracy or the…

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    Comment #38828696

    I don't really use my phone as a software developer, mostly because I have my pc with me all the time and pretty much all software is better on pc than on phones (thanks Apple/Goog…

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    Comment #38807347

    Chrome became defacto because of techies and now techies are actively destroying the web by no longer swapping people to firefox, I guess it doesn't matter anymore, activism in gen…

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    Comment #38739542

    Brosky sold twitter and before he sold it it went from the best to the worst social media, why on earth would I go back there? Elon might be cringe but Twitter is legitimately less…

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    Comment #38713554

    Is there a reason they compare bundle sizes with for example jquery when every framework ends up importing jquery anyways, since animations are a headache and are often readily ava…

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    Comment #38683630

    Germany is legit the one country in the western hemisphere doing the most damage to the future, and I am surprised how nobody calls them out on it. 1)Turning off nuclear and cancel…

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    Comment #38634750

    "the free market would have eventually pushed engineered stone out" Lol.

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    Comment #38622826

    Which is why I go out of my wave to use sponsorblock and anti thumbnail addons. I'm not watching your embedded ad noty, there's a reason why LTT shadowbans anyone who mentions it

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    Comment #38614590

    Phones are a literal hellhole to utilize compared to desktop, which is why I very literally do not buy any smartphone other than the low end 2017 one I still own. Even "sideloading…

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    Comment #38614416

    I don't feel bad for anyone who sent their dna to a private capitalistic company. It was always obvious this was gonna happen. Especially when these companies paid so much to polit…

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    Comment #38614347

    Section 230 should not apply to AI, don't care what any "techbro" thinks, it was not meant for AI and if there should be any protection for AI it should be drafted explicitly for i…

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    Comment #38613668

    Last E3 was just horrible so in my opinion I'm glad it's gone, rather than overstay its welcome.

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    Comment #38551408

    Ultra is just vaporware, typical from google

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    Comment #38531859

    Think about it this way. Every service has access to the IPs you've used to log on, most services require an email, phone number some debit/credit cards and or similar personal inf…

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    Comment #38490369

    There really should not be any reason at all for billionaires to exist, if you can find one then that alone means your government is not good enough and needs improvement, NOT that…

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    Comment #38427481

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yakhch%C4%81l I'll leave this here...

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    Comment #38405372

    Ah yeah, this sounds like such a great thing, state of the art unreleased tech + 1 trillion parameters based by data accessed by the patriot act. Such a wholesome thing. I don't wa…

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    Comment #38387057

    This comment reads like an OpenAI employee typed this...

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    Comment #38379928

    [flagged]

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    Comment #38359984

    Maybe trying to backdoor sell your company to Microsoft even though its owned by a non profit might be it? you know, Microsoft showed its true face today. This is even worse than G…

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    Comment #38350974

    I knew something like this would happen, MS was told they would originally only be given stuff until their investment was paid off, but MS could care less about their investment, t…

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    Comment #38349255

    It always seemed like Microsoft was behind this, biggest tell was how comfortable MS was at having their entire AI future depend on a company where they don't really have full righ…