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sMarsIntruder

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    Comment #48943563

    Am I wrong or it doesn’t seem to detect the em-dashes as clear warning signal?

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    Comment #48319290

    Opus 4.8 - High > how many days in the week have the letter d in them? > Two - Sunday and... wait, let me actually check. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Su…

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    Comment #48275518

    A couple of advices: - add some screenshots or a demo video to the repo - I’m not familiar with Plaid, and I’m not probably the only one. A list of main banks/countries probably wo…

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    Comment #48275376

    It’s the first Ferrari EV: they had to think disruptively and I really appreciate the courage. Love the design IMHO, looking forward to see the street performances.

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    Comment #48166687

    It’s like what Perplexity did with the PayPal userbase. Not sure why a bribe would’ve involved: it’s a win-win situation, especially near elections.

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    Comment #48081274

    Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité.. et Surveillance-té

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    Comment #48005062

    I agree, but I started noticing the em-dash usage spike.

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    Comment #47899125

    I personally encountered that problem with browser use and I developed a listener on top that gets triggered when there’s a captcha, so it just switch off chrome headless so the us…

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    Comment #47846319

    What are you suggesting?

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    Comment #47783077

    [flagged]

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    Comment #47728764

    This is FUD. Supervised means that the camera watches you in realtime keeping attention. But I get this type of comments just to go against one person.

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    Comment #47728759

    So if you say BS you can just add /s and it’s fine?

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    Comment #47728304

    No, it’s not. This solution went through millions of kilometres of data and tests. RDW did a really thorough job since we’re talking about Europe: https://www.rdw.nl/en/news/2026/r…

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    Comment #47724390

    The best part is not just that Tesla got provisional validity in the Netherlands, it is that the approval appears to come after a long testing process and with actual public reason…

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    Comment #47617678

    Upgrading decades old legacy systems? Good luck with that.

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    Comment #47610464

    I’m impressed by the BTC obsession: this will definitely impact the banking sector as a whole even before. Quantum FUD, here we come.

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    Comment #47223380

    I was inches away from investing..

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    Comment #47093464

    > I know Twitter/X has worse problems with spam bots in the replies, but this is the News Feed! Probably not using it from ages.

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    Comment #46971502

    Basically Europe solution to state/companies surveillance is an European managed surveillance, plus a CBDC to get even more into their citizens. Know your enemies, there are soluti…

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    Comment #46955591

    Goodbye Discord. It was good to have you.

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    Comment #46852990

    De facto sed non de iure

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    Comment #46836830

    Still doesn’t change my point: as of today being skeptic because relying on outdated data or historical series is just nonsense. I mean, insurance quotes work in a totally differen…

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    Comment #46834533

    They don’t bet money on just “I’m quite skeptical because I hate the man”, but on actual data provided by the company. That’s the difference.

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    Comment #46751545

    Wow. This comment makes me wonder if really earth is flat.

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    Comment #46741775

    Whining for visibility: that’s even worse.