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@scottjenson I think the theory is that if every brand does it at once, nobody suffers any repercussions

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@scottjenson I think the theory is that if every brand does it at once, nobody suffers any repercussions

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@waldoj @nelson My most worst time of this was last Oct. 29 when I was driving and it put the “Halloween is in two days” alert directly over my turn-by-turn instructions. Three times.

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@waldoj @nelson My most worst time of this was last Oct. 29 when I was driving and it put the “Halloween is in two days” alert directly over my turn-by-turn instructions. Three times.

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@jared Wow amazing. Thanks for sharing this

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@jared Wow amazing. Thanks for sharing this

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@mistersql on Mastodon it’s a quantum eugenstate

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@mistersql on Mastodon it’s a quantum eugenstate

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@mistersql Hm and the results are in a state of superposition until I click Show Results to observe them

I think you’re on to something

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@mistersql Hm and the results are in a state of superposition until I click Show Results to observe them

I think you’re on to something

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@jared Wait. Really??

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@jared Wait. Really??

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@nazgul Everyone understood it quickly, so of course it had to go.

Just this week I saw a list of checkboxes whose UX was: radio buttons, but there’s a label above it saying “select all that apply.”

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@nazgul Everyone understood it quickly, so of course it had to go.

Just this week I saw a list of checkboxes whose UX was: radio buttons, but there’s a label above it saying “select all that apply.”

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@josh I’m so happy for you that you get to experience this for the first time.

Except that after the opening episode, season one is … bad.

And season one episode four “Code of Honor” is the bottom of the barrel. Do yourself a favor: avoid. Its director made it super racist and he was fired and never directed Star Trek again

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@josh I’m so happy for you that you get to experience this for the first time.

Except that after the opening episode, season one is … bad.

And season one episode four “Code of Honor” is the bottom of the barrel. Do yourself a favor: avoid. Its director made it super racist and he was fired and never directed Star Trek again

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“And Frakes is not alone. In 2012 Brent Spiner told TrekMovie he felt the “Code of Honor” was “racist” and the “worst” of the series. At a TNG reunion panel in 2013 Michael Dorn referred to it as “the worst episode of Star Trek ever filmed,” and at a 2010 DragonCon panel LeVar Burton agreed with the assessment that the episode “stinks,” adding “without question.”  In the book The Fifty-Year Mission: The Next 25 Years, season one TNG writer Tracy Torme said the episode was “offensive,” likening it to the 1950s sitcom Amos ‘n’ Andy.”

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If you think AI is pointless or broken or irrelevant or just parroting, you really don’t understand what has been happening with this world-changing technology. I would suggest this webpage is a good place to start. Read it with an open mind…

https://thelongcontext.com/

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If you think AI is pointless or broken or irrelevant or just parroting, you really don’t understand what has been happening with this world-changing technology. I would suggest this webpage is a good place to start. Read it with an open mind…

https://thelongcontext.com/

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@DosFox @onegeekarmy The way they work is really beautiful. It’s like a big sturdy watch mechanism. I remember having one outside its case and spending some time ejecting and reinserting a disk, just watching the servos, springs, and levers move all around

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@DosFox @onegeekarmy The way they work is really beautiful. It’s like a big sturdy watch mechanism. I remember having one outside its case and spending some time ejecting and reinserting a disk, just watching the servos, springs, and levers move all around

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@Pagan_Activist It’s 100 times higher than that. It’s $169 billion for the quarter, not $1.69 billion

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@Pagan_Activist It’s 100 times higher than that. It’s $169 billion for the quarter, not $1.69 billion