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Futility is resistant

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  • Every seedless fruit is a testament of how humanity has deviated from its original, seed nurturing purpose.

  • I am sorry, but everyone is getting syntax highlighting wrong

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  • If everyone else is is wrong, it might be that he’s the one who is wrong.

    Actually, I read his post and he’s definitely wrong. Having coded in plaint text editors without syntax highlighting, I know the candy store look really aids locating needles on this haystack. He’s proposing making more needles hay-colored so the ones he thinks are more important become the focus.

    It’s just his personal taste, if he loves visual fatigue, he should enjoy it without criticizing others.

  • Tor Browser says no to Firefox's AI features as it removes them

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  • Wonder if they also removed the local AI translation, which I find very useful, but it’s also another black box.

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    Why is Google Gemini so bad when it comes to accurate characterization of characters?

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  • I guess, but getting mad because a program doesn’t answer the way you wanted it to is silly; it’s an algorithm, not a person.

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    Why is Google Gemini so bad when it comes to accurate characterization of characters?

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  • You’re expecting too much from a bunch of vector operations. The grim scenario you gave it might have tipped it into that tone of answer.

    You really shouldn’t get offended by this sort of thing, it’s like getting offended because your car doesn’t slow down in school zones unless you let your foot off the gas pedal.

  • You have an ability that undos the past 24 hours and shifts the world into to a better timeline, but it can fail 50% of the time resulting in an even worse timeline; How do you use this ability?

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  • Why is taking credit one of your worries? You can’t tell anyone, and you can’t prove it anyway.

    Besides, the informed decision is knowing you’re taking a 50/50 risk, which isn’t that bad IMO, depending on the situation. It also isn’t that good, so maybe I won’t use it unless the world has nothing to lose.

  • TIL that my entire childhood was a LIE!

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  • Doubt. I can twitch my ears, both horizontally and vertically, and the muscles that move them feel much closer than the back/top of the scalp, about two inches from their base.

  • Guess I'm sleeping on the couch again

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  • You haven’t lost a cent if you buy less than one cent of fractional stock

  • Looking for a good ebook library alternative

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  • I’ve been happy with Calibre Web and downloading to the official reader apps, but I’m open to try new things.

    What strikes me as odd is why starting a Java software in this day and age. Java in the server is the COBOL of the 2000s, mostly used for legacy software.

  • Everyday AI looks more like the '08 housing bubble

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  • Specially when those companies are valued in TRILLIONS. Nothing is worth trillions, somehow these surreal numbers have been accepted as hard fact.

  • Climate goals go up in smoke as US datacenters turn to coal

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  • What doesn’t kill you, makes you stronger! Or chronically ill, but in a cool way, really.

  • What is your favorite version of FTL in science fiction?

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  • For visuals, Mass effect is great. Giant space guns that shoot spaceships across.

  • What is your favorite version of FTL in science fiction?

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  • And taking a chunk of it with you.

  • What's the first thing you'd do with a Star Trek holodeck?

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  • Fuck simulations of real-life environments, I’d run a fantasy RPG campaign.

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  • Everyone should mind their beesness.

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  • How do you deal with native fauna that lives in wild vegetation? Mosquitoes, flies, ticks, etc.?

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  • I wasn’t very curious since according to them, the primary point of the paper was making a joke. I assumed the algorithm wasn’t groundbreaking or truly interesting, just something that could be published.

  • Kids these days... (appeared in The Daily Mirror, 1938)

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  • Kids! They’re lazy, narcissistic, and disrespectful — or so says the older generation. But when you look back through history, you’ll discover that older generations have been saying a version of the same thing for thousands of years. Our question is: Why? And we found an answer

    Too lazy to hear people leisurely talking, but in my experience, a proportion of people are lazy, narcissistic, and disrespectful regardless of age. Kids make that more obvious because they’re supposed to obey their parents until they emancipate, but kids want the best of both worlds: protection AND independence.

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  • Maybe an ordered table can’t have the element of surprise.