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starfezzy

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    Comment #43952553

    > People may celebrate the break-up of google, but it will be short lived You know what will be short lived? The disruption itself. We're not talking about the death of Sol. The mo…

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    Comment #43952448

    > That's why the government bailed out the banks when they failed. Who's gonna tell him?

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    Comment #43911803

    In brand velocity maybe, but copilot is rapidly reaching feature parity with cursor and will invariably overtake it—while costing less to users. Same with Google vs OpenAI. I tend …

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    Comment #43831672

    The mobile site is pretty seriously broken in multiple places. This does not inspire confidence in the project. One major breakage is that I can't watch the demo video on a modern …

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    Comment #43792502

    Have they given a reason for being hesitant? The whole point of IL4+ is that they handle CUI (and higher). The whole point of services provided for these levels is that they meet t…

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    Comment #43757561

    > take an IQ test, skip the BS, work with highly intelligent people This is the way.

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    Comment #43709246

    Oh I was just saying it came off as an uncle er troll because it's like a weak bait with a comical conclusion. It's like saying "4chan would be great if they were more like reddit"…

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    Comment #43706051

    3/10 troll That's antithetical to many of the foundational rules of the internet, which are core to 4chan culture. The whole point is that they don't let the fluctuating, weak-will…

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    Comment #43598925

    Except for a some of the population of white countries right now, almost everyone in existence now and throughout the history of our species is and has been extraordinary more cons…

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    Comment #43595869

    EDIT: When I said "I've felt the same way", I meant about outlawing advertising. Propaganda in general should be allowed—especially the political kind. But consumerist propaganda (…

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    Comment #43523887

    That is not an objection. Two decades of webapp progress instead of native app progress would have (and still would) addressed all of that.

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    Comment #43521029

    The people leading the health system are highly credentialed. Moreover, highly credentialed people, in medicine as in all fields, frequently disagree on what studies show, how vali…

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    Comment #43499075

    We need a blog post documenting the ironic trend of people—themselves NPCs, actual human bots, just now realizing the em dash exists despite seeing it hundreds if not thousands of …

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    Comment #43499020

    The lack of em dash usage in popular culture speaks more about typical people than it does about whether a text's author was an LLM. In fact, the average person has never even noti…

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    Comment #43405853

    Why did they annul it? I'm assuming they gave a reason, not sure if that's a reasonable assumption.

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    Comment #43249814

    Linux is nice if, like nixos users, you want to spend hundreds of hours over several years writing every QoL feature totally custom for your unique use case. For me, Mac is 99% of …

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    Comment #43215666

    Imagine believing that, not only after living past age 5 where you start to develop a complex model of reality beyond "what seems simple and straightforward is true", but after gro…

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    Comment #43214072

    Well, for starters ublock origin is the gold standard, and it's free, and it's open source, and it's been refined over many years, and etc. etc. etc.

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    Comment #43188996

    Implying any publication with a financier/owner and an editorial staff doesn't always and necessarily present the views of those who control it...? Was anyone genuinely under th de…

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    Comment #43139576

    Yes (mobile Firefox)

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    Comment #43059008

    Cramming thousands of tokens of potentially irrelevant context through unclear indexing paths isn't "proper". The best results come from feeding precisely targeted context directly…

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    Comment #43048507

    The name is now finally NOT centered around one nation. Plus, it's the opposite of weird. National reasons are the most frequent cause for renaming areas after hundreds of years. A…

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    Comment #43047991

    Ignoring the bombasticism of certain individuals, Gulf of America seems like a reasonable name. The shores are roughly 50% not-Mexico, and both countries are America. This is progr…

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    Comment #42863635

    If you'd rather get coolant on a dedicated device, there are some insanely good mobile calculator apps—and desmos' site or mobile app. You can install them on a virtually limitless…