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Comment #43676835
For a wonderful scifi novel on this very theme, check out Sue Burke’s excellent Semiosis: https://bookshop.org/p/books/semiosis-sue-burke/7103931
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Comment #41572551
This is amazing, thank you for sharing!
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Comment #41572483
Please read the essay "Don't Mourn For Us" before discussing the possibility of an autism "cure." It's short. Do yourself a favor. https://philosophy.ucsc.edu/SinclairDontMournForU…
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Comment #39616298
We are in agreement that the image is shitty!
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Comment #39616142
No one is blaming the social media intern. This is a failure straight from the top of the orchestra's business office. The orchestra should have an ad budget allocated for each sea…
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Comment #38479689
RELEASE THE HYPNODRONES
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Comment #38171718
lull-vull
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Comment #36217761
> Generative AI models aren't perfect, and often produce errors. Physicians therefore need to verify the AI-generated text. Carbon Health claims 88 percent of the verbiage can be a…
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Comment #36211039
Oh so now the hot new thing is a computing device that actively tries to guess its user’s emotional state (using various methods, including introducing new stimuli) and then then C…
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Comment #35068064
As soon as I saw that part of page I thought, "oh shit." All I can think about these days is all the parts of my job that will be automated away by AI, until there's no longer a re…
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Comment #34952394
Or think about this - prominent critic of the regime? Good luck getting anyone to find you online when there are thousands of AI-generated fake social profiles and personal website…
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Comment #34837715
Is… is that a drawing of Hyperloop at the top of the article?
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Comment #33369657
OP wonders if there’s a version of the Thinkpad keyboard with a metal case. The Tex Kodachi has the Thinkpad layout in an aluminum case, but it’s unfortunately out of stock on the …
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Comment #32989597
Oh look, someone else with strange opinions about ADHD! I’m glad that I am able to receive treatment for it - yes, thanks to pharmaceuticals, which the author disdains, but also th…
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Comment #32904027
Or maybe seeking status isn’t the way to go?
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Comment #32868517
The “Flame of the West”? The best hope for the side of light to fight back the hordes of darkness, a.k.a. migrants crossing the border? But, come on, if they wanted to come up with…
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Comment #32868278
Wow can’t wait until this data is all exfiltrated and sold on the dark web!
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Comment #32520038
Mundane observation, but I love reading stories about this era of computing and seeing the history that’s behind all the conventions we take for granted. The “log” was an actual no…
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Comment #31379877
I live in the U.S. and initially misread the headline as Shell planning to install charging stations in the UNITED STATES. Of course I was wrong.
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Comment #30566983
Abso freaking lutely. These statements (so common for him) are way too cryptic and open to so many different interpretations. I guess firing all his PR/comms staff is going well?
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Comment #30539861
Just as a tiny side note here, this is my (U.S. native English speaker) first encounter with the word “lakh,” and it seems an incredibly useful word.
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Comment #30465998
Did a… did a mushroom write this?
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Comment #29843510
This is insanely helpful. Since my ADHD diagnosis, I've been trying to find ways to transform my brain's particular liabilities into assets. The strategies here are a good place to…
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Comment #29779569
Game Boy pocket would be nice to have as well. Especially because it would be interesting to compare it to Gunpei’s original design.
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Comment #28632588
We will monitor pollution by (checks notes) dispersing a huge swarm of tiny robots, themselves made of heavy metals, that are infeasibly difficult to recover or recycle.