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These should be clearly branded and watermarked to ensure people know they're buying AI slop and not actual books.

Thanks, I love solo travel books.

Thanks!

Did NASA say when they're coming back? The article didn't mention it.

Should also mention NASA is trying to move up the launch of Crew 12 to cover some of the gap.

They usually do. Scheduling them for 5 past just means they'll actually start at 10 past.

No, he didn't. The court vacated the restraining order.

It's not just SF, I'm in Philly and the situation is the same for me. Eating out used to be almost a daily ritual, now I'm down to getting a pizza once a month at best.

Judging from the backlash on this, someone really wants you to know this was an "AI scam".

Guilty! I have bought a handful of vinyls (limited edition, colored vinyl, etc.) in anticipation of saving up to buy a good quality turntable.

And these were all artists and albums I know and love through CDs or streaming, so it's not like I'm buying them blind.

Wonder if he's still going to go to McDonald's every morning.

The title should have been "Investors hope AI is coming for labor in 2026".

Future Noir: The Making of Blade Runner by Paul M. Sammon.

Well written, in depth history of the making of the movie Blade Runner. Very enjoyable so far!

Oh yeah, we had it in our house because my gf at the time was a tech for an ISP. IIRC, that was the first "broadband" we had, and was replaced by DSL shortly thereafter.

Why is this flagged?

In 2022, dang said about 5 million unique monthly users. Probably grown a bit since then I would guess.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33450094

This again?

Same! HN is my morning paper now.

Short answer is yes, we are.

The 4th Amendment might as well not exist at this point.

Excellent paper, thanks for sharing!

Wait, there are mods?

Why is this flagged?

You guys are not wrong.

For many reasons, some of them I'm sure fall into the "grass is greener" category, but tech just hasn't been very satisfying. Sure, it pays the bills and parts of it I do find interesting, but it just pales compared to how satisfying it feels to cook and serve people good food.

Why is this flagged?

I'd be a cook/chef, which is what I decided on in HS, but I let everyone talk me into tech, which I regret in hindsight.

Let's hope they handle power outages better than Waymo did.

Those two videos are the real story here.

Really interesting!

Did this require an external decoder box or were there players available with the decoder built in?

Wait, why would people make torrents of reddit comments?