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  • Screen size & your importance

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  • Trump has opened up ‘a nuclear arms race’ on gerrymandering

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  • Periodic reminder to get your library cards and fill out museum surveys.

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  • AI is doing job interviews now—but candidates say they'd rather risk staying unemployed than talk to another robot

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  • When a company is using AI in place of a person, it's not a sign of that they are "futuristic" or "forward-thinking..." It's a sign they are cheap, chase fads, and make short-sighted decisions that are not designed to improve their relationship with their customer.

    Anyone using some headless white-label monthly subscription version of ChatGPT in an attempt to save a nickel on their bottom line - even if it means making everything worse for the company, product, employees, and customers in every way possible - is probably someone you don't want to do ANY kind of business with - whether you're a contractor, customer, or client.

  • Child labour with 10 years of experience, 'AI-native' accepting 250k lines of Cursor code

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  • The democratization of technology is a double-edged sword.

    For every improvement in UX and lowering of a once impassible barrier of entry, we seem to inevitably gain a massive number of “eXpErTs” who can suddenly stand upon the now much lower skill floor.

    Shortly thereafter seems to be a destruction of the general reliability of whatever field these “eXpErTs” flood - usually a field which used to be inherently cryptic and had complex prerequisites just to begin operation within, let alone master.

    Like… it makes me almost miss when “using a computer” meant you had to understand how to browse a directory in DOS…

    Because at least then you literally couldn’t begin to operate in the field unless you could wrap your head around understanding the basics of syntax.

    Now you can just have an entire legion of dullards misspell or misspeak 30% of a malformed question to some random free LLM that still has trouble telling you “how many Rs are in the word strawberry,” and have it confidently fart back out a wrong answer that they will then copy-paste into a paper or article which will then be added to the pile of growing misinformation currently stuffing a frighteningly expanding part of our collective knowledge base.

  • Spotify boycott: Artists leave ‘garbage hole’ platform after CEO invests in AI weapons

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  • Except FOSS. Because if you can fork it, it cannot be enshittified… every time they attempt to, another fork can be made.

  • Pete Buttigieg warns Democrats can't go back to status quo after President Trump

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  • NO! I don't want to download your app and set up an account. Leave me alone

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  • I don't care what format someone uses as long as software I use supports it. I'd rather save as much bandwidth and support as many features as possible. Animated GIFs and JPEGs are literally ancient formats from the 90s at this point that are terribly optimized and so limited in their feature support. I want 120fps HDR animated images that can be bigger than 640x480 without playback being choppy and the file size being over 200MB.

  • Delta moves toward eliminating set prices in favor of AI that determines how much you personally will pay for a ticket

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  • Maybe I should start like a service where we get someone like a dedicated “agent” who has their assets hidden to buy tickets for you for a small fee… and then transfer them… like an agency… for travel…

    WAIT a second 😱!

  • Metallica copyright strikes U.S. government

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  • I know everyone who recognizes this super in-joke is like over 40. 🤣

  • Panic among Moscow’s Elite As Putin Moves to Seize Tycoon’s Empire

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  • What Can Zohran Accomplish?

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  • True that no matter what - Phil IS a CEO, which means he's not a good dude... but I guess I just look at it as shades of gray.

    I think Microsoft decided it doesn't want to do ANY kind of hardware, because of how poorly they did both in the X era, and in international markets like Japan...

    And like you said - if Xbox becomes a brand rather than an actual piece of hardware, then there's no reason to buy an Xbox. I had a 360 starting right before Halo 3 came out in 2007, but with every single one of their games being fully multi-platform with ZERO exclusives I never had a reason to get any of their systems after my original Elite.

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  • Justification

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  • Save The Planet

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  • Why AOC should run for president in 2028

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  • Why AOC should run for president in 2028

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