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Comment #49244638
yea have seen many books just recycled because of lack of space. scanning would at least preserve them before their ultimate fate
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Comment #49244587
it was locked down harder than the rest of the country, yes it’s a fact. he wasn’t looking for sympathy idk why you needed to overreact over and invalidate his personal experience
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Comment #49244538
it’s cool but really no need to put someone down for trying things. also welly is not the sole place for gigs.
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Comment #49165409
same thing as people just entering a question prompt and copying and pasting the response as gospel. e.g. politicians using it to write speeches, or lawyers for testimonials. the o…
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Comment #49156868
cathy’s ARK was also a hot genius moment in a bull market, now it’s another average option
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Comment #49156842
hindsight is easy. imagine apple and amazon stock holders thinking the same and selling when stock went up 100% after ipo
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Comment #49116695
nothing wrong, but did we really need ticket prices to go from 100 to 1000 if they weren't struggling financially?
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Comment #49116683
and part of the proposal is to get Fifa to borrow and take on debt lol it's peak capitalism
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Comment #49091085
it's kinda hillarious how peace deals are now just temporary measures just to allow usa to reload their arsenals
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Comment #49091025
prob because biology cannot simply be refactored down into parts like code, and their sum is greater than it's parts.
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Comment #48896763
well the point is value is not being created. the stock market is at an ATH, by all metrics productibity has increased, but ask anyone on the ground- the mood is not as optimisitic…
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Comment #48896719
i thought it was a prank website but then realise this was real
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Comment #48876774
i think the doomsday scenario is more likely from someone giving AI access to crucial systems and it accidentally making critical mistakes, rather than it outsmarting the system
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Comment #48876673
anyone can isolate one number to fit their bias. if you look at the wider financing in the industry and the context of multiple AI deals in the billions without any cold hard cash …
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Comment #48874517
are people really balking at paying 50k on 1 million of sales? that is a problem i would like to have. steam did provide the basic dev/hosting/sale/marketing platform.
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Comment #48874419
there is a perception that ultrasound is not as dangerous as xrays (radiation etc). As we find more use-cases for it we need to be aware that the damage caused by blasting organs w…
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Comment #48799432
idk if that would work in real life. there are cases where one sibling gets less than another and judges still rule things have to be split equitably and children should be provide…
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Comment #48799400
blogging was like a diary, mostly authentic with people just primarily focused on sharing. some with banner ads on the site to get pocket change. then with substack, social media m…
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Comment #48783311
costco buyers typically buy in bulk and fill a pantry in one go. i doubt one truck can fill 100 pantry. maybe a few products each
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Comment #48743160
that shoebox would prob be thrown or burnt at some point tho, rather than being accessed by savvy hackers from across the globe.
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Comment #48743086
it needed to be American to get all their defense contracts. the kiwi connection was just PR, and to access local launch sites.
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Comment #48743064
recently? and you posted an almost 10yo article?
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Comment #48743051
Works out to about USD $3.6m
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Comment #48742998
i think you're being played by their whole ethical high horse PR angle