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wtp1saac

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    Comment #48393619

    I will add, too, although less relevant to education than just generally - for all the talk that these tools must be useless and incorrect, that just plainly does not map to my exp…

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    Comment #48393534

    Respectfully, I disagree. I think there's absolutely a case for AI being encouraged in younger people, and there's room for these tools. I've been leaning on LLMs for side learning…

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    Comment #48228570

    I'm not aware of any self-driving widely available ten years ago. I just took my Model Y over Highway 1 in California without requiring human intervention (other than when I chose …

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    Comment #48138299

    From Wikipedia, United States government and policy, citing several democratic institutes: "The United States was the most prominent liberal democracy for much of the 20th and earl…

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    Comment #47066317

    It is interesting to see a general bias taken away from the study, which I wouldn't necessarily guess given my own experience. My X "For You" feed mostly does not read pro-Trump - …

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    Comment #46861098

    If it is not a small fee, I do wonder - is there still advantage to having a provider which one may take out a lawsuit against if something goes wrong? To what extent might liabili…

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    Comment #46860695

    I would add: open source throws additional curveballs. The EU wants to push for open source, and that is admirable, but I wonder what the sustainable funding model would be, and ho…

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    Comment #46860638

    Certainly no investor, but my own feelings: AI replacing vendors feels like a strange risk, though I'm not sure if vendors view things through a technical lens. Security concerns a…

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    Comment #45375082

    I suppose I should add, I largely fear more and more regulation around software, especially at the level of "commercial vs. not" - one, much commercial software uses open source; t…

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    Comment #45374885

    I am ambivalent about this, leaning towards negative. I have some open questions, though this is more implementation than concept - what categories of software would need what lice…

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    Comment #42929847

    if you’re not a Moscow bot I am in disbelief of you. do you not see where this road leads? this is not politics. this is a nightmare.

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    Comment #42929764

    this is pure horror. this can’t be allowed to stand. it doesn’t matter the offenses, criminals have Constitutional rights El Salvador de facto does not grant them. what the fuck ar…

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    Comment #41105669

    It is no longer the 90s. A quick trip to Wikipedia illustrates that education is indeed an implication of digital divide, and that quite often teachers have homework requiring inte…

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    Comment #40625706

    ‘Rep. Gottheimer hopes this is the end of the road for congestion pricing, and as far as it coming back after the upcoming elections are decided, “I don’t think so,” he said. “We g…

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    Comment #39194655

    Strong Towns has called a good amount of attention to the mandatory parking requirements in many cities (and shockingly, many downtowns). Thankfully, it seems a fair number of citi…

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    Comment #38679608

    it’s worth reading his book “The Internet Con” - i found it fairly prescriptive on specific issues and fixes to try and enable further competition in the industry.

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    Comment #38615664

    honestly don’t get this take. it’s a perfectly catchy word, and i find most of doctorow’s writings on the subject of capitalism’s destruction of the internet to be pretty accurate.…

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    Comment #38306441

    also, Pacific Beach, La Jolla, UTC, Downtown/Gaslamp, Hillcrest/North Park are all pretty dense neighborhoods - so I suspect despite our major flaws, we have the capability to impr…

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    Comment #38306327

    the idea that there is either the zero-density of single family homes, versus giant apartments that are skyscrapers with thin ceilings and walls, is a false choice due to the US’s …

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    Comment #38306270

    I also live in San Diego, and have gone between Pacific Beach, La Jolla, Clairemont, Mission Valley, Downtown, and even as far as La Mesa or National City via e-bike (sometimes als…

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    Comment #38145919

    yeah, I should say less. you can thankfully opt out of it - and I do - but it’s pure enshittification and with the premiums Apple charges, the fact that they layer in ANY kinds of …

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    Comment #38145904

    Pinephone Pro. Absolutely not usable for everyday use as far as I can tell - missing camera support, constant app crashes and hangups, web browsing is a decent but hacky version of…

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    Comment #38140410

    this is the false choice we get presented by these evil companies: we have a duopoly where you choose between surveillance but having control (Android), or having no control but no…

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    Comment #37571845

    Being in the US, it’s a shame these countries are making this same mistake. I’m probably warped being in Gen Z, but cars/car-centric infrastructure seem like a fundamental mistake,…