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dyauspitr
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Comment #49253500
There’s no such thing as children’s devices. Everyone uses the same smartphones. Optional on device restrictions don’t matter as long as your peer group is on the platform, kids wi…
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Comment #49253306
I couldn’t care less about this campaign and the waste of resources and attention on it. Might as well sue Lego because I want backwards compatibility with the wooden blocks from 1…
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Comment #49253244
I actually think sustained adherence to the goal of deanonymizing the Internet to basically get kids off of it in the face of significant minority opposition, actually portrays str…
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Comment #49253230
What you don’t realize is most people want this. The social media bans across Western Europe, and Australia are heavily supported by the vast majority of the population.
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Comment #49253208
Totally disagree. If you want to stop kids from using cell phones and social media, you are not going to achieve that at the family level. It is just not possible because if your p…
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Comment #49250051
Democrats can’t even paint the republicans in the corner about blatant pay to play corruption or ignoring court orders. This isn’t proof of anything.
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Comment #49248786
I’m pretty sure the GP knows that Texas does a lot of renewable energy. It’s just that you can’t talk about it or run on that platform as soon as you run on it people think you’re …
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Comment #49246060
Sounds like wishful thinking rather than an on the ground reality.
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Comment #49246026
Who cares how it works out as long as they come to the table with funded power generation for their constituent centers.
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Comment #49246004
Plenty of solar and wind with batteries are available. Data centers and renewable energy are a match made in heaven. They can be in the middle of nowhere where land is cheap.
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Comment #49244844
Why can’t these idiots just mandate that you have to build out clean energy to power the data centers. It’s such a simple bit of legislation that they just will not do.
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Comment #49240152
Your average devs are wrong more than the AI is at this point.
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Comment #49240143
Yeah, paradoxically Indian software outsourcing is growing. I guess the way the companies are thinking about this is we need some sort of human oversight for all the work the LLMs …
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Comment #49240117
Yeah who cares what it does, everything is backed up, everything can be rolled back. I always run it with the keys to the kingdom.
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Comment #49239178
People just don’t go to nearly as many concerts anymore. It all traces back to people are not bored at home anymore because of the internet.
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Comment #49239170
There is so much dense information in a single pamphlet. Beautiful.
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Comment #49232405
Disgusting. All runoff will be forever full of microplastics, especially when you can achieve something similar with raw concrete and an imprinting tool.
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Comment #49226977
From my conversation with some undergraduates, 99% of people are using LLMs for any applicable assignment.
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Comment #49225413
Insult it one thing, it’s also not true in the slightest which is the bigger issue.
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Comment #49225085
Well, they beat even TSMC on performance so they’re at least halfway there.
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Comment #49225053
It’s almost always a secondary motivation on forums, someone with an agenda trying to undermine the GP in some attempted subtle way that’s not immediately apparent to most casual b…
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Comment #49218852
> Mesothermal, sulfidic groundwater (up to 1 mM in H2S) originating from an artesian sulfidic aquifer underlying the region enters at the bottom of the cave’s lower passages. This …
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Comment #49218233
Yeah it has significant groundwater inflow (like 5L/s). Nothing about this is sealed.
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Comment #49218153
Collective union Luddite opposition is one part of why there is so much of a plebeian tier pushback against unions, in the very group that should be fighting for unions with their …
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Comment #49218137
A little bit of hostility is healthy to an incredibly basic question like that. Plus I’ve encountered that user a few times, it’s always the same tier of asinine comment.