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by 6510 3mo ago
The problem is that you cant stop it. If there is a wrong way to do something, then someone will do it. Thankfully we understand almost nothing already so it will be easy to adapt - and surrender to the will of the machine.
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by 6510 3mo ago
Nice bit of camera trickery. He says "both drivers react and a moment later they break", but the cars are still side by side. It (apparently) takes drivers 1.5 seconds to respond, the 5 km/h speed difference cuts the distance
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by 6510 3mo ago
The goal is to transform the asparagus into the bug tracker.
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by 6510 3mo ago
The point is to get nutrients into the labor force.
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by 6510 3mo ago
I would argue that if building one thing is cheaper per unit than building 100 there is something fishy going on. You aren't even good at cooking!
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by 6510 3mo ago
I see some interviews where asparagus farmers explained that the market forces them to sell at a loss. It is apparently an uniquely complicated crop. They talk about price per kg but I see 4 on the plate? 12 to 20 gram each. 48 to 80 grams
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by 6510 4mo ago
If this was my blog I would have written something like the below which is entirely out of character not aimed at you and quite silly: Republican jesus said: It would have been easier if the good Samaritan would have just taken the guys mo
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by 6510 4mo ago
>I'm of the opinion that there is considerably more wailing about US government propaganda than actual US government propaganda. okay.... >People who reference supposed US government propaganda rarely provide much in the way of c
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by 6510 4mo ago
On android mobile it lives there on desktop it is a check box at the left bottom.
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by 6510 4mo ago
I also use it like that, last time it filled whatsapp with an entire story about the greatness of the company and the wonderfulness of the product. I tried to remove everything not part of the giant link made from tracking info which is don
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by 6510 4mo ago
16x16 flat icons in an invisible shade of gray? Could vegan eye sight be that good? I have a theory about higher alertness from turning into prey from eating plants but that is not important right now :=)
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by 6510 4mo ago
it was preinstalled on my phone
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by 6510 4mo ago
it now is the tiny toggle at the right top.
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by 6510 4mo ago
Imagine what buying high value visitors costs. 10 bucks is nothing to gain one person who is actually interested. At least 300 free money right there
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by 6510 4mo ago
I looked the other day, the feed got the same 4 postings reposted 3-5 times. A dozen posts talking about people getting banned, doxed and fired for talking about you know what. I found 1-2 sort of interesting posts but not interesting enoug
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by 6510 4mo ago
it refers to > the GP point, that you're better off finding people that already, truly understand and are familiar with the tech (ie. Astro), imo still stands.
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by 6510 4mo ago
oned sounds like something LLM
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by 6510 4mo ago
haha right, I forgot the word for it.
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by 6510 4mo ago
I'm always advocating for encoding known events into schedules. For the traffic lights next to a school here you could load the entire year worth of school days and change the timings in the morning. There is a huge flood of bicycles a
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by 6510 4mo ago
It's still full of delicious rocks with completely insane market value. They sit there waiting for our greed and capabilities to reach escape velocity. Some day there will be a TEMU space station drop shipping custom fidget spinners to
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by 6510 4mo ago
Perhaps it is time to build a serious platform agnostic reputation system. That isn't stars, followers, age or upvotes. Something like page rank but for users. If you endorse someone else you pay for it. Imagine a lab or uni assigning
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by 6510 4mo ago
I was cycling and I see an egg shaped cloud of about a million tiny flies across the street. About 3 meters tall and 2 meters wide. It got my attention because it had such sharp edges and had an interesting pattern of waves. I stopped to lo
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by 6510 4mo ago
What do you think of my minimalist text editor in a self contained html document. https://text-edit.go-here.nl One is suppose to download the doc and use it like a desktop app.
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by 6510 4mo ago
We cant all be wise enough to use php. I read a fun comment the other day from a frustrated windows user who failed to configure linux in previous attempts but now with LLMs it was very easy for him.
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by 6510 4mo ago
Using it to understand a framework is fine.
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by 6510 4mo ago
I use to have an old pentium 2 computer for testing websites. Sometimes you cant make things fast enough for the old box. A fun trick is/was to have <script>elm.textContent="loading images"</script> between e
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by 6510 4mo ago
It will still work 30 years from now! 300 years! 3000 years. There will be no strange error messages in the log, no browser updates breaking stuff. Personally, rather than this luxurious approach, I just do one giant form and store all valu
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by 6510 4mo ago
Reads like, permanently shadow ban.
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by 6510 4mo ago
I don't think I've ever not learned a better way to write something after writing it. Sometimes it's small and insignificant, sometimes it "forces" me to start over. The funniest is when more than half the code deal
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by 6510 4mo ago
I read a hilarious comment from a Swish once, he was confused how we could take in so many migrants from all over the world. He was all for helping people, he could see the economic benefits, he understood that the native population was agi

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