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+1 for TMDB. A breath of fresh air in comparison, simple but elegant. Also has a comprehensive API.

"Gartner last month predicted that by 2027, half of organizations that were planning to shift customer service to AI will abandon those plans."

LHS 1140 b daily news headline:

"There goes the neighborhood"

EspNow is really helpful in this kind of network.

For those not familiar it uses WiFi packets to send short messages without any WiFi log on.

Can I buy "no access at all"?

And a vote is just a vote.

Looks like the French translation includes "nav" yet the English has it corrected to navigation. How could the French genuinely come up with "nav" when it's not even English?

Yes, it is definitely other people, even before I saw your response. Imagine you are literally the only person left, what would be the point of anything.

Some people only seem to look at the front page. But of course stuff wouldn't get there without engagement. Problem is if a site like this reveals the answer it would just get gamed.

There was a story on here, I think, of someone who could no longer enter their password because an obscure character in it was no longer supported by their device, presumably Unicode. Can't find it now.

But on the other hand there's those billionaires screaming "FEED ME".

No, the story of the tower of Babel was:

"we can, so we should".

It ended badly.

"The U.S. is the only country where fossils excavated on private land can be sold".

This has always been so in my experience. You can't just add any old thing, much as you would like to.

Some of us folks here did startups before there was Reddit (or HN). Launching for free wasn't a thing. So things turn around.

It's not an arms race, it's a stomach race.

"Wednesday’s outage was caused by a software fault with Telstra’s time-telling systems, which then told the rest of its network that it was November 2006. This lead to what one expert said would be a “digital domino chain fall” that brought the network down in minutes in the early hours of Wednesday morning."

Did the author consider if communists are fairly represented?

I think this has some valuable ideas in it. Has this approach been used in a model?

Via Hackaday

https://hackaday.com/2026/07/11/to-build-more-believable-bot...

> pick and chose which parts of scripture to stand by

OK. Next time you read the parable of the good Samaritan I want you to reframe it as "The Good Drag Queen". That's how you are meant to see it.

Thanks, learned something.

Overqualified generally means your boss to be ought to be working for you.

I will try out a game with a timer, but it will never be a keeper.

Used to be the Monster Raving Loony Party in my day. Still, it's good to know politics moves on.

Yesterday.

If there is a smart shortcut we will take it. It's how we became the humans we are today. Unfortunately doesn't help with deliberate learning.

Sadly most students have not been taught how to value learning. They just want a high mark with the least effort.

To provide a sensible answer: people tend to not be so anti things as having different priorities. I have tinkered with AI, building models etc, but have lost interest because I find the way it is being used is ultimately dangerous. Does that put me in your hate group?

He says he has sort of thought what might happen if he won, and there being no mainstream opponent it could happen.

Hartlepool did elect a monkey, perhaps to make up for the one they hung as a French spy in the 1800s.

“Campaigns are full of lies, OK, ” Rinaldi told the Guardian in an interview. “What I’m saying is that I’m not doing anything different than anybody else.”