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"vibe coding" tells you all you need to know. Get ready for an exponential number of outages from any firm that pushes developers to use AI to code or hires these low wage inexperienced coders. AI is a tool, not an employee.
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Everywhere you look people are admitting the weather is getting more severe and behaving differently. Even in deep red areas which I live in are admitting to it. Yet, they can't accept that humans are the cause or that they need to make a change. I worry for my kids.
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Thank you. Perfect example that fake news isn't limited to a single side of the political spectrum. As Abraham Lincoln said, you can't believe everything you read on the Internet.
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Can I develop and run python with Anaconda? NodeJS? Docker? VSCode?
So it just checks emails... because it is a tablet. Not a laptop or desktop. Pass.
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He doesn't, congress and the courts provide a check on the President's power. Except now he is ignoring the courts and congress is controlled by spineless snakes.
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Yep. There are some use cases, but businesses need reliability. AI can't be trusted to take over: many things it does and gets wrong, forces you to validate and fix the results. You might as well have done it the old fashioned and reliable way. This will all change when hallucinations stop.
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Wasn't there an article that he intentionally hyped and tanked the hyperloop as a way to prevent modern day high speed trains from catching hold? If the public understood we could have a 200+ mph train without the cost of a hyperloop and better for environment than electric cars, it would tank Tesla
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I want them to start running ads with a side by side of him making conflicting statements. Show the people how screwed up he is. Let him be his own enemy.
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There's no profit in protecting people, and this administration is so corrupt that they only care about lining their own pockets.
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He's up to something fishy here everyone.
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I'm a liar? Guess you didn't understand my posts. I was clearly consistent that you can block bots and trolls, but shouldn't block someone that is actually willing to have a conversation. The OP of this thread is blocking people for for having a good sense of scammers.
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You block people because they don't fall for fake accounts scamming people out of money? You should consider a cyber security training.
Do you happen to know a Nigerian prince who needs help getting his money?
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Of all places, Dallas sure needed it. Hopefully this is a first step towards more public transportation and pedestrian infrastructure. Since I am curious, what do the reforms say now that they have passed?
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This is exactly what I came to comment. Well done.
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It took Trump 100 days to wipe out confidence in the US dollar as the world's currency, as it has been for 100 years. All the stock manipulation aside, this will ultimately be the price of his manufactured crises.
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Use E85 (aka FlexFuel) for the time being if your vehicle supports it. Supports local farmers and is better for the environment since it is made from corn. You'll get slightly worse mileage, but with gas on the rise, it more than makes up for itself.
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One of them is for people trying to compensate and the other one is to actually see over the hood to make sure you don't kill something.
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On the surface it sounds ridiculous, until you realize the market for this kind of thing is already using social media that way with bots from Russia, China, and other adversaries of the US. They wouldn't know the difference.
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I only block trolls and bots. Anyone willing to have a real conversation is welcome. More polarization isn't going to get the US out of this self dug grave.
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Rand Paul may be a nut, but at least he is consistent. Right down to be tackled off his lawn mower (that was real, funny story to read).
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They want to preach minimalism? How about they start paying their taxes. I mean, they can at least pay as much as the middle class, right? No? Worth a shot.
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I've said that we don't even have enough people here to fill all those jobs if they did magically come back. There would be a labor shortage requiring immigrants to fill the void.
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Actually I'd love to put him in front of the NRA, give him a loaded gun, and let him show off in front of them. You know no one has ever shown him how to handle a gun so either they have to explain it to him or they see he doesn't know already. Very embarrassing to his base either way.
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They will be out of their jobs tomorrow. Judges are the only defense we have left now, and they are being intimidated already.
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My wife and I really wanted Indiana to do better, tried to speak out and support the right groups, but the lack of awareness in that state is staggering. None of them pay attention to what's happening so they just blindly trust Republicans like their parents. We are getting out of IN because of it
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It didn't say they were here illegally, just that they are immigrants. There are plenty of them with green cards who should have every right to qualify for social security, as they likely paid into it when they arrived.
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You are absolutely right, it was wrong of Biden to give DEFENSIVE weapons to Israel, force humanitarian aid into Gaza, and continuously attempt to negotiate a ceasefire. We should have stopped support for Israel and let the rest of the middle east carpet bomb them. You have good negotiating skills.
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Totally, his handling of the situation wasn't perfect. But I'm so glad I'll be able to go to a Trump vacation resort in Gaza in a few months, this is WAY better than what Kamala would have done if elected /s
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Other option is to try not to pay, which would erode trust in US bonds, so people would stop buying bonds from the US but the EU instead. That would be the collapse of the US economy. Last night there were articles suggesting people switch to EU bonds, which is likely the reason tariffs were delayed
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They literally just have to come to the US Treasury and ask for their money. The Treasury guarantees it will pay people (or countries in this case) when they want their payout+interest. Except in this case it would be so much money, they would have to print more, lowering the value of the dollar.
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You know there was a leaked report that Trump would pause the tariffs earlier this week. It was immediately debunked as fake news and the markets continued their free fall. I now suspect it was the plan all along, but kept under wraps while our oligarchs took advantage of the low stock prices.
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What if Cramer is intentionally giving backwards advice to maximize the effect of insider trading for his buddies?
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From what I have seen, that tiny uptick was because a fake news story came out that said Trump would delay the tariffs for 90 days. As soon as Trump denied it and threatened more tariffs, the stocks fell right back down.
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So the case isn't about the leak of the war plan, but instead that the media found out about the briefing? Wow.
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Profit over people. That's why capitalism can't go unregulated, or the people at the top get too much power and remove all the remaining barriers to higher profits and wealth hoarding.
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I see the flaw in your math here: it uses logic instead of gut feeling like most average Americans. I'm convinced they are a better investment for sure. Your math doesn't even take things like oil changes into account. Average Joe ain't pulling out the calculator though.
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I wouldn't say they blindly support Trump. Just that they push for legislation to limit private data from being shared, and "corporate Democrats" (as they put it) haven't shown an interest in passing said legislation. They aren't wrong. Neither side has been willing to pass this sort of thing.
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I agree it'll make him look like a fool trying to revive a dying industry, but he'll still blame someone else and his cult will believe him.
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The problem with such a drop in demand, is how low it'll push prices. People in the US will stop opting for EVs because gas will be far cheaper. The conversion to EVs needs to be a steady one, not rapid or you'll have a spring effect back and forth for years.
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You're joking right? That campaign to withhold votes from Kamala worked so well, that we went from only defensive weapons and continuing humanitarian aid, to completely wiping the area out to build a vacation resort for the 1%. If you were part of that movement, then I lay the blame on you for Trump
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It isn't fair that Dems are the only ones willing to be the moral ones in the room. When Repubs ONLY had a majority in the house, but Dems in the Senate and Biden as president, it was still the Dems letting Repubs pass spending bills. This is the only check Dems have and they are throwing it away.
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Have you ever said thank you? Said the abuser.