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by 13415 3y ago
Out of curiosity, what do you mean by "less woke"? Does it frequently insult minorities or make racist remarks? Edit: To clarify, I was mostly interested in examples and side by side comparisons to better understand what OP meant
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by 13415 3y ago
To add to this, I tried to use it professionally but the answers were too general and generic. I suppose it has been prompted to put things simple, which prohibits it from saying meaningful things about certain topics. It did give one or tw
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by 13415 3y ago
I've had similar criticisms to nudging, that it's basically just the same as advertising exploiting human biases, and that it's not really conducive to insight and a better political culture. It is kind of paternalistic. Howe
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by 13415 4y ago
Lack of a keyboard is not the only reason. A good ad hoc/hobby programming environment needs to offer a lot nowadays: - The IDE and language must be preinstalled or available with a one-click installer. - The programming language must
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by 13415 4y ago
Back to Latin for everyone in Italy, I say. Anyone who refuses to write public documents in Latin in the style of Ovid (43 B.C.- 17 A.D.) will pay a hefty fine.
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by 13415 4y ago
I tried it on Bing Chat and it answered: The bear is white. The house must be at the North Pole, so the only place you can point to from all windows is south. Therefore, the house must be a North Pole research station and the bear is a pola
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by 13415 4y ago
That's good to hear. This ban very likely has prevented some deaths. If people in the US had taken public health measures more seriously, hundreds of thousands of deaths could have been prevented in the last epidemic alone.
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by 13415 4y ago
The prompt engineers will be the first self-proclaimed engineers to be replaced by AI.
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by 13415 4y ago
Even if it doesn't become obsolete as an activity the knowledge you build around it becomes obsolete faster than almost any other tech sector. Whatever you learn by trial and error now about one particular model will be completely outd
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by 13415 4y ago
Most innovation of internet and computer-related business come from Silicon Valley, so it seems reasonably clear to me that investors there are doing the right thing. To be honest, I find it hard to name any highly successful EU companies w
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by 13415 4y ago
I'm not convinced such a tool has many uses, at least not for me. I almost always search to find a document containing some information. Interestingly, many people I know also often use search to find sites/locations they already
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by 13415 4y ago
I was wondering whether this is still the same company. I remember getting cheques from Kagi and German bank employees eying them suspiciously.
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by 13415 4y ago
I'm a postdoc in Portugal who by a mistake - not really mine, although I should have spotted the problem earlier - doesn't even qualify for pensions yet. My contract likely ends before I qualify, but if I qualify my pension would
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by 13415 4y ago
Just like some atheists need to the corresponding lesson about theists, it's worth taking a step back and remind yourself that not everybody was raised in a religious way. Don't forget that to some of us religious stories contain
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by 13415 4y ago
I thought the layers separate and they are not a good long-term storage medium. Aren't DVDs supposed to decompose after some time? Or is that only true for CDs? I'd rip them and put them on new hard disks from time to time. AFAIK,
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by 13415 4y ago
Advice from good old shareware days (I never did any of this in my own shareware but have seen it many times): Defeat the crack when you put out new versions, create more complex protection and obfuscation, but make the more complex check o
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by 13415 4y ago
The stock image in the beginning doesn't exactly help - it definitely looks AI produced.
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by 13415 4y ago
The title of this post and the blog post itself should be "Is hate speech legal in the US?"
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by 13415 4y ago
How does this compare to X2Go?
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by 13415 4y ago
There is nothing fake about that either. You don't have to pass a blind test, you usually see the wine. It's the same with food - the presentation counts, too. Or with almost any kind of luxury good. Almost any brand is more expen
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by 13415 4y ago
Anything related to taste and smell is partly subjective, partly intersubjective. The sense of smell varies from person to person due to genetic differences, different learned tastes, partial anosmia, etc. This is also the reason why one li
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by 13415 4y ago
I learned to appreciate wines only after I moved to a wine producing country (Portugal). I cook once a week for my girlfriend and try to choose a different wine each time. After a few years you learn a bit, which ones you like and dislike,
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by 13415 4y ago
It's a standard to have a personal website, at least among my colleagues and generally among people I find interesting.
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by 13415 4y ago
Academic logos are often awful. Take Roskilde University's logo, for instance: https://euclidnetwork.eu/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/roskilde... I used to call it "brain sponge" when I was a
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by 13415 4y ago
Weird, I've made the opposite experience than described in this blog post. Most people I know, including family, tend to be skeptical about any idea and immediately come up with thousands of reasons why the idea is bad. Maybe I know to
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by 13415 4y ago
What's the advantage? This merely seems to add another layer of abstraction.
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by 13415 4y ago
For me, it's the opposite, I like Lisp and Scheme because they don't force me into one programming paradigm. I'm not very fond of FP but used OOP almost in every project when I was programming in Racket (for a decade or so).
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by 13415 4y ago
No you didn't, and it doesn't
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by 13415 4y ago
I agree, most of the criticisms seem to concern overall unimportant technical issues. I'm using Linux since 2008 for all of my work and I haven't had any problems during the last ten years or so. I have no complaints about X, it j
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by 13415 4y ago
No, I didn't make up a restriction. You misunderstood. "All you can eat" offers usually contain an explicit time frame, for the obvious reason that they don't want customers to enter in the morning and re-enter in the ev

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