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I've started using Microsoft's TROCR (another transformer OCR model) to read the cursive in my pocket journal (I have a habit of writing programs there first while I'm out and then…

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Software has also improved. Micropython is surprisingly good even on micro controllers.

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The only "big tech bad" law that really makes sense would be making non-free software illegal.

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Nah I don't want them involved.

At this point I'd rather die in my house. So much of it is obviously crap and it's so inconvenient and expensive I'd rather avoid doctors altogether.

I managed to log into the mail account I had when I set up gmail. Their AI arbitrarily decided that still wasn't good enough and that was the end of the gmail account I had since I…

IMO: HAMs will likely be more helpful than these will. This is more of the result of professional confusion/processes etc.

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I'm on the "please obstruct it" side and thought this was funny. Let's laugh together instead of silencing each other.

A lot of important people where I work (something important you're probably using right now) were recently issued these as well.

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The justification for these things is that the oxygen is being converted to CO2 faster than CO2 is being reduced back to oxygen. So if you capture CO2 at a high rate eventually thi…

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Is there a reason you can't just use the normal OS package repo like everyone else?

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This only makes sense if you think of people as fungible. Also one of the main drivers of the low birth rate in the US is the housing/land shortage. Recovery depends on the populat…