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killerteddybear
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Comment #43416274
First Fauna graduates from Hololive, and now she graduates from being a company. Rip.
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Comment #43285143
Teamspeak had a ton of friction. When I was playing FFXIV and made my discord account, someone literally just sent a link in the text chat of our Free Company, I opened it in brows…
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Comment #43281955
Speaking from being very early on the train for Discord, it also had an extremely solid userbase right from the start because much of the early pre-marketing pull into it was for r…
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Comment #43281897
It's easy to forget about how many more responsibilities we take on as we age, simply by nature of how those responsibilities slip into our lives one at a time, bit by bit, gradual…
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Comment #43270293
Oh, awesome, that sounds super safe and responsible. I'm a huge fan of nuclear power but this type of shit is how you kill support for it.
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Comment #43270281
Yep, exactly. Predictability makes logistics work. Unpredictability makes logistics break. This is all the kind of thing that we could probably teach to children with blocks. Stupe…
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Comment #43270257
Very accurate comparison honestly -- pattern recognition without understanding or underlying knowledge.
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Comment #43270252
Yep, definitely true.
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Comment #43246858
Turns out that one of the best things for a healthy economy is a stable economic infrastructure provided by a reliable government! Not randomly and rapidly disintegrating condition…
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Comment #43246748
Hey e/acc subset who were pro-Trump because of how much he was recruiting from Silicon Valley, is this the whole massively revitalized economy we were supposed to be getting?
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Comment #43162882
This is a very common mistake with LLMs I find. Lots of people who have high domain knowledge will be very impressed by it due to situations where they phrase questions in such a w…
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Comment #43038031
Good example is the CFPB. If they destroy it return all the money to taxpayers as Elon is saying he is doing, it's about 2 dollars to each of us. In return, we have a largely unreg…
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Comment #43027406
Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing?