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tekla
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Comment #49214725
Yeah I had to laugh at that. LLM's solve commercial bias? Coming from seemingly multiple the most valuable companies of all time?
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Comment #49174154
You first.
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Comment #49144172
Yes. everyone kinda sucks in their own ways. Mostly not enough to matter in their lives, but in large groups, the suck adds up.
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Comment #49122756
The best part of old internet culture is that the people who were there don't really give a damn about the current culture of censoring random perfectly words because of social med…
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Comment #49122718
I have memes from like 2004 that I remember saving from floppy -> CD-R -> DVDR -> external hdd -> cloud. God, the young are so cringy.
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Comment #49112637
You realize we've been smashing shit into the moon since Apollo right? Also you know the literal trash bags of trash and poop that Apollo dumped overboard. This smashing into the t…
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Comment #49112515
I can't really think of much besides maybe some batteries. The fuel and oxidizer are supposed to be dumped shortly after payload deployment to prevent any issues with blowing up. E…
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Comment #49103472
There aren't that many interesting ways to translate 거지. I suppose you could use bum, vagrant, lowlife, but beggar is close enough.
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Comment #49087964
"need" is doing a lot of work for a luxury product
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Comment #49082114
It's scary that people think being a software engineer makes them an expert in law
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Comment #49074391
Any non hack psych will tell you to go outside and take a walk. Meds are a minimal solution
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Comment #49074192
Well you're lying because working out is like the top recommended cure for depression. My doc begged me to stop taking meds and run again because it worked much better
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Comment #49071314
Government websites tend to be an issue. Had to spend an hour on the phone trying to figure out why my dad couldn't access a government portal. Only supported on Chrome.
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Comment #49063587
100 tons of whatever enter the Earth every single day. Are you freaking out about that?
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Comment #49047206
You should let RocketLab know that they are wrong about themselves
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Comment #49020856
It's obvious because no thinking. How do consumers lack the ability to choose what they want? Of course unless, you think they are dumb because they don't choose what YOU want them…
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Comment #49011217
I help run a non-profit and the only time I have ever been able to get this kind of service is when I visit a bank that has in-person business services. Tellers do not have any abi…
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Comment #49010662
I was not aware writing down a password required printers.
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Comment #49010312
It is what the vast majority of people do.
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Comment #49009565
Oh yes, we definitely don't have news or straight up video of people who are regular citizens getting killed for no reason by ICE or even non-citizens getting effectively executed …
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Comment #48970225
What? No you don't. This kind of talk is how you get tech Bros paying 10 grand for some rando to be a "shaman" during a "retreat"
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Comment #48900329
Its so mindboggling. Littering wssnt even an option in my head as a child. Always carry your trash until you can properly dispose. What the hell is wrong with people?
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Comment #48900284
So yeah in the mostly probable case that reading was not involved in many of the comments, they were not shut down for a technical issue but the govt stops them from discharging th…
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Comment #48866942
I always wonder if people who make this argument would be against nuking Berlin or other major German cities if it would have stopped the European war much earlier.
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Comment #48844692
Very famous singer, multiple very famous songs, 40 yo song topped the carts during the 2024 Eclipse, was pretty much the theme song for a very small indie movie called Shrek 2.