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  • I found a rule in my (current) downloads folder

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  • My friend describes it like a skipping groove on a vinyl: eventually the thing you need to do will pass under the turntable's needle, and you'll get a chance to act upon it. If you miss that chance you'll just have to wait until the groove skips again.

  • They're always nice to see

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  • Maybe my memory of it isn't so good (I was little too} but I don't think it was that bad past the initial shock, I just remember being covered in hot, hard bumps that faded after a few hours

  • They're always nice to see

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  • I once got stung by an entire nest of wasps for the crime of writing down my minigolf score on the little wooden stand they elected to infest.

  • Down bract.

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  • "mods are always right" is an insane take

  • Some things are good

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  • Just realized there is no English equivalent for the French word butiner, so there's a nice little word to add to this nice little thought.

  • Some things are good

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  • It's great for the lavender, that's how it reproduces

  • Munich Security Conference

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  • Wow, I was convinced of that too. I wish I remembered where I read that.

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    Before / After. Reuilly Street, Paris 🇫🇷

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  • I mean that's... not realistic, but road infrastructure can protect cyclists if it's properly designed. Paris is making those changes, but as its cyclist population increases, the areas which haven't been renovated are turning into death traps.

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    Before / After. Reuilly Street, Paris 🇫🇷

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  • Seneca Village

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  • I grew up a block away from Seneca village and only found out about it as an adult when they put up signage in the park telling its story.

  • At Davos, NVIDIA, Microsoft CEOs deny AI bubble

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  • I agree, scaling users isn't the issue, what is is the neverending chase for the mirage that is AGI. They'll throw every processing cycle they can muster at that fever dream, that's the financial black hole.

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  • My read on this is that since the end of the cold war, America has had a monopoly on decisionary power, and news media around the world has assigned responsibility for geopolitical events accordingly: whatever happens, wherever it happens, America has, at minimum, assented to it, and is therefore responsible for it. The first truly bizarre application of this reasoning that stood out to me was assigning blame for Russia's invasion of Ukraine on NATO. Since Russia lost the cold war, it is relatively weaker than its western neighbors, propped up by the US, and somehow that turns its acts of aggression over its former territories into defensive measures. It's a unipolar read of geopolitics, where only one dominant power exists at the global scale, and any local complications in the balance of power are simply ignored. The same applies to the US's internal politics. The US decides, so the US is responsible. Never mind all the attacks on democracy, representativity, and citizens' safety and security. In the case of Milei, Orban, Bolsonaro, Putin, etc., people are more willing to see citizens as victims of their failing democracies; with the US, there is a failure to distinguish between the country's global power and its citizens' individual power.

    Add to that longstanding resentment over the US's hegemony and you end up with a lot of people who have sincerely been looking forward to this shitshow. You're just one more piece of tinder in the bonfire they've been waiting for their entire lives

    My point being, you're expecting too much of most people if you're hoping for a compassionate, nuanced read on the situation.

  • Majority of CEOs report zero payoff from AI splurge

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  • I find it interesting how Sam Altman has the same continuous vocal fry Elizabeth Holmes used to have. It's infuriating how well a cheap impression of gravitas performs with investors.

  • This is what Central Park looked like a few years ago

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    How do I move on from a guy that I had a 1 year hookup with, but eventually fell in love with? I feel like our story remained untold and the "what could have been" thought always haunts me.

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  • First you steal someone's journal.

    Then you post it on a public forum.

    You're a psycho.

  • RetroDECK 0.10.0b Is a Ground-Up Rewrite, Not Just an Update

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  • Don't give in to the haters, em dashes for life

  • Ice fishing today for what will probably be the last time this century

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  • And the gulf of Mexico will be a fucking cauldron

  • Corporation For Public Broadcasting Is Dissolved After 58 Years Of Service

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  • You're the definition of confidently incorrect 💅

  • Corporation For Public Broadcasting Is Dissolved After 58 Years Of Service

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  • Berenstain