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smugtrain
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Comment #49126804
I’d not use Windows
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Comment #47563575
Asahi Linux is NOT an option and may never be one due to: The A18 Pro (and M4) introduced SPTM — Secure Page Table Monitor — which runs at a higher privilege level (GXF EL2) than t…
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Comment #47469486
More like the inverse. No true Scotsman seeks to remove someone from belonging to a group to keep the group pure, because no true member of that group could act in such a way. This…
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Comment #47469407
On the 100% cpu issue, I’m curious to know, what is the processor and was it performing any other cpu intensive work?
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Comment #47399959
Abstaining is not a cure for rude smugness, apparently
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Comment #47112303
That is actually an xAI mission statement
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Comment #47017635
I’m reading between the lines
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Comment #47009976
This was not poor design, but a decision to restrict the user from copy pasting entire articles and the like. Most unfair and this iPhone 3G to iPhone 17 Pro user is seriously cons…
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Comment #47009927
I’m feeling this way about the removal of “Select All” so that I can no longer easily copy/paste articles to my chatbot. Freedom’s not Tim Apple.
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Comment #46920198
It will give the user lower quality if it finds them “distressed” however, choosing paternalistic safety over epistemic accuracy. As a user gets more frustrated with the system, it…
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Comment #46337721
This would actually be a wonderful way to learn physics, before GR and quantum mechanics
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Comment #46263286
Confirmation bias
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Comment #46263250
That’s because the goal of these psychiatrists that wrote the study is to scare people, by using technically correct scientific terms that mislead people into thinking that their h…
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Comment #45944896
Technically yes, but most would consider an opt-out some tiny little nearly illegible that confuses the user into allowing it without deselecting. This is a clear choice given to t…
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Comment #45731576
Making it absolutely lovely for people who can build software, but can’t code
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Comment #45731536
Was Chrome browser designed for any other reason?
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Comment #22041470
As an added benefit, being annoyingly healthy and so proud to announce your superiority to the world will make you smarts smell so fine, you will capture them in a sniffing glass, …