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by 6510 5mo ago
Try this: If there are more than n articles using a keyword add it to the filter list and permanently get rid of all headlines that contain the word. If everyone suddenly starts talking about pokemon no more pokemon headlines - ever. This p
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by 6510 6mo ago
Not sure what you mean. Here smokers pay much more taxes than non smokers and they require much less health care.
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by 6510 6mo ago
Cant, peasants aren't allowed to own land because it would be bad for the economy. But I like the idea, no meat for people born after 2009. Driving a car is also bad for the air. Cycling is much better.
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by 6510 6mo ago
Their internet things are quite terrible but they do workshops and build things.
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by 6510 6mo ago
I tried to find a phone battery once and found very similar looking ones with prices ranging from expensive to terrifying with everything in between. I don't trust the ones that are to cheap as I don't know how they cut the corner
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by 6510 6mo ago
what do you think it is train drivers do?
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by 6510 6mo ago
I love the refined personality of the sour dressing guy. Would love to shake his hand and make him a salad. I see some light from a door down a narrow alley from the main shopping street, I knew this building was empty for a decade and the
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by 6510 6mo ago
square tubes is the solution
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by 6510 6mo ago
We don't have a frame of reference. Compared to similar creatures we could be pathetic or impressive. Personally I'm very impressed how much we've accomplished with our crappy intellect and destructive nature.
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by 6510 6mo ago
There use to be lots of "handy" programs and toolbars for windows xp and internet explorer. You know, the kind of things no one in their right mind would install. I think people learned to code and wanted to make something? My the
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by 6510 6mo ago
A british inventor created a setup with two long vibrating plates with ferrofluid in between. A flaky powder made from garbage was dumped in on one side and came out the other end beautifully separated in many layers by density. (with one m
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by 6510 6mo ago
It once struck me that it is unimaginative to assume this is their first planet.
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by 6510 6mo ago
Depends what modifications of the guideline you suggest. If you have somewhat radical ideas an essay is probably a better idea. To clarify, I think the line between user and LLM contributions will get increasingly blurry. If they are constr
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by 6510 6mo ago
In the end, the only question that one should need to ask is: 'will this action or change I'm about to execute be the right thing to do for this project?' It is not even required to know any of the rules or guidelines and t
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by 6510 6mo ago
Calling it a resource suggests you don't contribute. It is hard to describe the process of contributing as the proof is in eating the soup. I could both describe it as easy to get started and a bureaucratic nightmare. Most editors are
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by 6510 6mo ago
It's a generic blogger blogspot cookie banner. It's a free blogging platform but you can attach your own domain to it. (not sure about hosting) For example: http://fototour.blogspot.com
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by 6510 6mo ago
The problem is that many care more about presentation than substance. The irony gets overwhelming where boring is usually the best solution and the least exciting.
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by 6510 6mo ago
I have no idea how it should work specifically but it seems there could be something like a hash to refer to ones account in public without disclosing your email address. The internet is full of terrible experiences with companies. Even wit
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by 6510 6mo ago
Before he left I use to enjoy enraging a manager several layers above me. In one instance I explained that asking us to cut a few corners to get things done was fine, usually we can figure out acceptable ways of doing it. But then, it is yo
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by 6510 6mo ago
your own water, your own biogas... You can do maintenance collectively and do it cheaply if everyone has the same system. I've somewhat explored some of these (in isolation ofc) and it's certainly fun to think about and interestin
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by 6510 6mo ago
MBA! lol We've actually been here before with higher languages. Assembly is actually a higher language, performance is much worse than machine code. It cant really self modify or do code generation. To squeeze all of the wine from the
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by 6510 6mo ago
I read a story one time about a mysterious player who visited the casino one time per month. He would look at the table for many spins, make a single bet, win a small amount and leave. When he entered security was on high alert, they all ha
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by 6510 6mo ago
I know nothing about the sector and might have butchered some details but I see an interview one time with some professional online gamblers. They all had many millions in many play accounts but took only a tiny amount from each every month
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by 6510 6mo ago
After 40 years of talking about it it finally happened. It's all thanks to Microsoft, without them it wouldn't be possible. They showed the world what office software can do and that ultimately it is their software and they get to
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by 6510 6mo ago
octopurs
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by 6510 6mo ago
Right, then: 1910 normal salary was 200-400 (say 300), if 97% of value of the dollar was lost in 2026 the normal salary should be 6666 - 13333 (say $10 000)
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by 6510 6mo ago
I don't see an ad, I see a warning. I like it.
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by 6510 7mo ago
Just a side note: > "Ideas are cheap - execution is hard" I would argue this mantra says more about the person repeating it. It simply means the person has no good ideas and is bad at execution. I've not met many but I&#x2
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by 6510 7mo ago
There is a tiny image hidden at the bottom on one of the race team pages which represents an interesting effort towards a road legal solar car. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UNSW_Sunswift#/media/File:Suns...
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by 6510 7mo ago
Everyone also visits websites that share their world view. If it is slightly off you keep noticing how the articles seem one sided. I just see an article about migrants destroying things in Britain. Not to excuse the behavior but I wondered

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