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mkbelieve
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Comment #45620099
I don't understand how anyone can believe that we're near even a whiff of AGI when we barely understand what dreaming is, or how the human brain interacts with the quantum world. T…
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Comment #45530509
I've been wondering for awhile what keeps bad actors from using bots to upvote solutions that introduce malware, thereby poisoning LLMs and making them even more untrustworthy than…
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Comment #45454921
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Comment #45433689
Buggy as hell. Proton Drive cost me a weekend and they lost me for life.
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Comment #45398874
Of course we are and I suspect there are also an absolutely absurd number of Ponzi schemes underway as well.
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Comment #45072138
As someone who leans heavily on emdashes, this has all been very annoying.
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Comment #44924747
I only ever use mine for the face + notifications. The UX is godawful. I'd probably buy an Apple watch that only served to relay OTPs.
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Comment #44773329
The Internet is fickle and full of dullards. It's always a toss of the dice.
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Comment #44715551
I understand, but I also will not pay a subscription fee for limited service. I canceled as soon as I got this e-mail. Too bad I signed up for an annual subscription last month. Th…
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Comment #44715443
Same boat. Feels like a nice, big bait & switch.
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Comment #44690058
Dropped out in the eighth grade, taught myself, and I've been working as a SRE for the past decade or so. Have been working in tech for a little over 20 years.
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Comment #44620704
"feature"
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Comment #44555551
I'd love to live in a country where these apps are developed by the federal government as open source freeware tools for local governments to offer tip-free deliveries to citizens,…
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Comment #43833138
Kagi rules for search, and they also have the best AI front end in my opinion.
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Comment #43814390
Uninstalled warp, as the whole thing felt clunky and slow, and never even turned on the AI. You can accomplish everything it does with zsh + plugins without much fuss.
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Comment #43805456
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