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    Comment #49089305

    Or like me, I use disposable emails via simplelogin (?) and iCloud hide my email. I have hundreds. “Roflz” but I’m a citizen so guess I’m okay?

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    Comment #48643419

    They have the Master Chief collection or something (almost all the games in one with a selector screen), I remember a year or two ago booting into and playing online game, plus the…

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    Comment #48361694

    You’re absolutely right. If it was a song from iTunes you bought you sure as hell could burn it on a dvd or cd or whatever. (Right? It’s been a long time.) So if I buy a movie why …

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    Comment #48355502

    I don’t really leave thank you notes as they don’t add anything but just to balance out the opinions here: Thank you for taking the time for that wonderful explanation, may it teac…

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    Comment #48230502

    Kind of seems to me, the heart of the critique is that 1. unthinkable amounts of financial and social and political credit have been thrown at this which necessarily has deducted i…

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    Comment #48034459

    I’m actually quite interested in this on device scam detection and might be installing chrome on my aunts computer. She’s an upper 70s millionaire widow who is constantly confused …

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    Comment #48017157

    I read it as a socially awkward but very bookish very young teen. My one quote summary is “you catch more flies with honey than vinegar.” I never became Mr. Popular but found it ve…

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    Comment #47993132

    Sometimes it reveals hidden biases within ourselves/society as a whole. Like, do I give gays preferential treatment in a way to avoid seeming discriminatory? It does feel a bit Sup…

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    Comment #47962826

    In my life I’ve come across a few people who are really good at making analogies and it’s wonderful and makes mine look like a child’s scribble next to a Monet. In fact, I think an…

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    Comment #47962375

    I’m interested in what glanding FOCU5 entails and what are the benefits of this delivery mechanism? Is it like boofing? How soon can we be market ready? Whatever it is, I think Gen…

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    Comment #47933425

    You’ll really like this then, it’s a clip of Phil Hendrie who I recently discovered. He does tons of voices and sound effects, his studio has multiple microphone and switches betwe…

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    Comment #47933352

    The story I remember is French police units specifically launching focused investigation on the sudden explosion of crypto people / family members getting kidnapped and having a fi…

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    Comment #47908330

    It’s open as in the sign in the door of your favorite local diner that says; “Yes, we are OPEN ” Open, as in not currently out of business.

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    Comment #47847699

    Excuse me if it’s considered uncouth on here to do this but, I would be interested in your thoughts on what I wrote here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47847600 I saw your c…

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    Comment #47847600

    If the question is why Chinese models are contributing to open source and sharing of information, I don’t pretend to know the rationale but I think it’s because it’s an economic wa…

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    Comment #47839359

    I like usb C more than lightning but I think legislation is terribly suited. If people only wanted usb c then just don’t buy an iPhone? But this is from my US idealistic view and d…

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    Comment #47839153

    Last couple of years it’s gotten easier, for iPhones at least. Pardon the YT short but it’s 48seconds or look up “iPhone 9v battery” if you’ve blocked YT shorts. https://m.youtube.…

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    Comment #47833569

    I feel the same way for a while now but especially recently. It’s been obvious for a while I suppose but greatly clarified recently. I have just one question for you pllbnk, are we…

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    Comment #47833486

    Because it dumbs everything down, makes the output quality worse and more expensive, and removes personal agency and is dehumanizing. Plus, does it actually prevent harm, do we hav…

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    Comment #47833407

    Don’t worry, every bottle in the US has the surgeon general’s warning on it and it doesn’t call out cancer, yet. Adding cancer to the ills of booze was proposed in 2025 so your int…

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    Comment #47833313

    They have to secretly add these guardrails on because the alternative would be to train the users out of consulting these things as if they are advanced all-knowing alien-technogaw…

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    Comment #47693528

    We know it, we’re just susceptible to it. Like not eating for an extended time, you know you’ll get hungry and then you do. There’s a very basic but powerful response to danger and…

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    Comment #47679746

    Like ski courses!

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    Comment #47679676

    Wonder how hard it would be to train for diabetes? My under 10yo was just diagnosed with T1DM, a pocket rat sounds like fun and cheaper than a dog which is priced at unobtainium pr…