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Lovable Sidekick

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  • 99% of CEOs Expect AI-Driven Layoffs in the Next Two Years

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  • Bingpot!

  • 99% of CEOs Expect AI-Driven Layoffs in the Next Two Years

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  • Clarification - these are management driven layoffs. AI doesn't drive anything, managers replace people with it.

  • Tribalism

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  • Lies tho! What about that old video where the woman set off her suicide bomb and her head flew across the room!

  • Anarchists in syria

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  • These colors don't run!

  • High gas prices drive Georgia man to create a "mini car" costing about $3 to fill up

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  • Local TV newsclowns are so cute when they play journalist. "And that minicar costs about $3 to fill up compared to about $60 for his minivan." Yeah thanks Anderson Cooper, that's a really insightful comparison! Who does your hair?

    Anyway, I'm glad the guy's invention gets him around town - essentially a go-cart that's practical. Alternatives are good.

  • Anyone had this?

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  • LOL look up Liberace.

  • Anyone had this?

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  • But from what you're saying, not a shred of evidence either. I mean srsly, sometimes we're just wrong about things, and everybody else feeling differently can be a clue. Not saying you're wrong, because I don't pretend to have psychic powers, just that it's healthy to question our own process sometimes.

  • Anyone had this?

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  • Sometimes the bad vibes are from the mere fact that everybody is adoring that person instead of you.

  • Ordinary WiFi can now identify people with near perfect accuracy

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  • That's connection history. CSI motion detection software storing information it collects would be entirely independent of that. How much it saves and for how long would depend on the size of the router's memory.

  • Ordinary WiFi can now identify people with near perfect accuracy

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  • MVP

  • Ordinary WiFi can now identify people with near perfect accuracy

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  • Opensource tech to do the same thing has been in the hands of the people for a long time. This is just a different way of doing it without motion sensors.

  • Ordinary WiFi can now identify people with near perfect accuracy

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  • inert meaning not a wifi device.

  • Reminds me of certain people and their flock

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  • People usually decide whether religious material is literal or an allegory to suit whatever point they're trying to make, and using the precise wording of whichever translation works best for that.

  • Different strokes

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  • The Prime Directive doesn't apply to Federation planets, stations, colonies etc.

  • India is being left to die in the heat | Modi has denied climate change for years. Now, as the death toll climbs uncounted, his government offers branding instead of protection.

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  • You'd be surprised. Some of us still want to give them maps and such as.

  • Bank boss sorry after describing workers as 'lower value human capital'

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  • Ok... your comment history says you don't know "times tables" past 5x and that a link was "unreadable" which I checked and it was fine. Izzat you, Mister Bond?

    Anyway, whatever the secret plan is, please hit the big red button ASAP so we can all thank you!

  • Ordinary WiFi can now identify people with near perfect accuracy

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  • That's because Xfinity offers motion sensing as a feature, which requires this tech in the router. Presumably it's configurable and costs extra to turn on.

  • Ordinary WiFi can now identify people with near perfect accuracy

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  • Uh-oh, Trump just put a yuge tariff on Chinese tinfoil.

  • Ordinary WiFi can now identify people with near perfect accuracy

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  • I don't think a person has to carry anything. The tracking is based on measuring the interference a moving person (or a dog) creates between the router and a connected device like a range extender or a networked printer.