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Comment #49238091
>Andrew, who was sitting fourth on a waitlist for a class later that week, asked if it was possible to move him to the top of the list. The agent came back and told Andrew that it …
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Comment #49226270
Nah, DOGE shut down plenty of fires, while being harassed by the arsonist's union. This was known from the start; if you try to attack something corrupt, especially when a lot of t…
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Comment #49226235
I argued my point. If you don't agree water is wet, that's on you.
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Comment #49226231
Yes, but you don't buy an year's supply "just to be safe". Because you know it's only good fresh.
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Comment #49226216
Self-driving usually intersects with EV's simply for the fact that EV's are a newer idea, and self-driving can't (sadly) be really well currently added to existing cars. Comma.ai i…
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Comment #49226121
I second this.
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Comment #49215142
Your logic is flawed. If a fire department extinguishes ten fires fire after a fire bombing attack that burnt down half the town, they did not "fail". And further, talking down tho…
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Comment #49215077
>they seem to be doing their job just fine No one believes that. If it was true, DOGE would not have been necessary. Now with DOGE's mission having been blocked for a good part, US…
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Comment #49215057
It doesn't matter to keep something if you know for a fact it will go bad from the simple act of it staying around for too long, and/or having an incentive to keep itself relevant,…
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Comment #49215028
Doesn't mean there isn't profit outside of war
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Comment #49215015
The Missing GitHub Status Page https://mrshu.github.io/github-statuses/ Would you know it, they're actually UP to the ... One-nines. 93.40%
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Comment #49212461
Especially as physics-oriented and long videos are exactly the kinds that are easiest to figure if they're AI. Artificial Intelligence isn't the issue. Natural Stupidity is.
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Comment #49212404
now that's epic!
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Comment #49206499
I wonder what happens the first time an open weights AI clearly makes a decision to murder a person for profit outside of war. "Act of god?"
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Comment #49206474
Imagine buying a new EV that can't drive itself. What a waste of money
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Comment #49206463
If GAO was half serious, it'd have set an expiry date on itself. We know exactly what happens with these things, they eventually just make problems to try to assert a reason for th…
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Comment #49206429
By GAO, lol. The only reason they'd do the reports is because DOGE isn't there to respond. Because it was in DOGE's design to not become just an instrument of furthering the proble…
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Comment #49075520
I wish Unity's built-in videoplayer wasn't such a disappointment. The performance on Windows is god awful. Have had to write a mass video reference recompressor/in-scene replacer t…
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Comment #49043385
Chilling hearing communicating with willing nearby people being called "misuse of communication". Maybe in a prison.
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Comment #49043028
My brain refuses to resolve the effect of it as anything but CGI. Event though it isn't.
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Comment #49043008
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Comment #49010114
I got semi average score of 2.4k not trying super hard, but the "moving click" exercise seems dubious, got literally zero off it. Not sure if it's comparable to any actual game?
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Comment #48981634
Not about the bugs, but feature removals. Known issues is a whole different thing from "we don't care about doing this properly so we just removed a bunch of stuff we've had for a …
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Comment #48971573
With the regressions this reads like an april fools post...