HardwareLust

Probably just get astroturfed to death, don't you think?

There are so many bogus "review" sites. How are you going to maintain integrity?

Pretty good for 256 Bytes!

I went to public school in California 50 years ago, it was 100% phonics.

The thing was, by the time I started school in the early 70's, I already knew how to read because my parents taught me at home - with phonics.

I still say the biggest effect on my attaining early literacy was growing up in a house full of books and people that loved to read.

And here I am thinking I was special when I got an invite the day before yesterday lol.

Ah well, still happy to finally get in.

Nm, it was something local. Works fine now, my bad.

How about some options other than Telegram?

It would be nice if I could scroll the countries list.

Thank you, this is really useful!

Well, that's one problem I will never have to worry about.

Every single question gets the response "your message was so confusing i had a stroke, please ask again in a different way".

Amazon is slowly choking the life out of it, right on cue.

I used to interact with it quite a bit, now I rarely use it anymore. After this year's reading challenge is over, I'll probably just stop using it all together.

>You slowly become allergic to many foods.

You got a source on that?

Pew didn't define anything though. This is just the results of a survey where 31% picked the answer "Almost constantly".

I'm right outside Philly, and this is definitely the mildest winter I can ever remember. It's only snowed enough once that we had to even get the plows and shovels out, and that melted right off like the next day. Other than a few snow flurries here and there, it's been exceptionally mild.

I am, but for good reasons. The company I work for could be bought or collapse at any moment, and I do not want to be tied to this particular region if that happens. I want to be able to ghost this place with a minimum of fuss when that severance check hits so I can head back west where I belong.

This is interesting, but how can I take this knowledge and practically apply it to the market to make a profit?

I am literally on reddit right this very second in another tab, and old.reddit.com is working just fine? I even logged out and back in, and it's working like it always has.

I think it will be fun! We're seeing a paradigm shift right before our very eyes. Just think, you can tell your grandkids that you lived through the AI revolution.

I'm excited to see what happens next, because nobody knows and certainly whoever wrote this article has no clue, either.

I like the idea, but what's going to stop it from devolving into the lowest common denominator like r/books did years ago?

It looks cool. Unfortunately, your timing sucks because I just tossed money at Inoreader for a year of their service. Hopefully I'll remember you exist next December!

That's an interesting take! The similarities never occurred to me before, but you're right. Your phone even physically resembles the typical vending machine (the vertically oriented rectangle).

Thanks man!

That looks sweet. I wonder if anyone is importing those, or if Panasonic has any plans for a U.S. version.

Do what? Talk about the fact that so many people are running around like Chicken Little thinking the sky is falling? The wild overreactions to these AI stories are absolutely absurd.

Pretty sure Jack Dorsey is available.

Considering they're on target to make $6.2 Billion in 2022 alone, this is couch cushion money basically. So much for the "hammer".

I figured this was going to happen at some point. People are tired of only shopping online, and it's nice to go to an actual bookstore and look at physical books. We went too far the other way, and now things are swinging back toward the middle.

Are you implying this is a good thing or a bad thing?

This sounds bad, but how does it compare to other 2-year periods, like 2018-2019, or the two years before the last internet bubble? Need some context.

Because your average news consumer isn't intelligent or educated enough to appreciate it, and the media understands that all too well. They know who to pander to, and it's not us.