Auracle

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by Auracle 5mo ago
Nope, he's uncircumcised. The little bugger still managed to stream at least 2 feet past his head when lying on the floor.
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by Auracle 5mo ago
We had a teacher in high school that said “it isn’t rocket scientry.”
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by Auracle 5mo ago
Entry level motherboards used to be just fine to use. The last time I was shopping, they all had a random deal breaker in terms of a missing feature. Maybe I’m just pickier now, but I doubt it.
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by Auracle 5mo ago
I don’t think it’s because brown rice is the healthier choice. I assume it’s because people buy it less and it spoils way, way faster.
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by Auracle 5mo ago
That Venn diagram is pretty close to a circle, at least when talking about homeless people that don’t have a friend/relative they can stay with.
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by Auracle 5mo ago
Eh. Presumably there’s a ton more trading when the market is hot (and a somewhat lesser extent, when in a bi bear market).
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by Auracle 5mo ago
Eh. Apart from sleep/scheduling it's probably the worst part about babies. We just had our first boy and we're adjusting to the whole penis spraying piss everywhere...thing. I didn't realize just how far they could sp
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by Auracle 5mo ago
I just tested this newest Grok on image captioning NSFW images and it probably did better than Gemini (the only other API that even allows it), for what it’s worth.
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by Auracle 5mo ago
It is weird to me that Amazon chose a fairly common name. There are plenty of short, more unique names out there. I have ours set to “Computer” anyways, partly due to Star Trek and partly because it annoys my wife when we use the term in c
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by Auracle 6mo ago
I understand their perspective but it’s still silly. I’m a competent, highly functional person. I also have idiopathic hypersomnia and IBS-D. I’d love a fix for either; I want to live the best life possible. The whole deaf community opposi
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by Auracle 6mo ago
There’s a significant portion of the population that doesn’t “see” anything in their mind’s eye when reading.
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by Auracle 6mo ago
That doesn’t mean that it contains the internet verbatim.
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by Auracle 6mo ago
By the way, I know I saw someone point out the same data at least 5 years ago - probably more like 10. At some point the discourse changed from “just because it’s a cold winter doesn’t mean that global warming isn’t happening” to “every hur
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by Auracle 6mo ago
“Since Spotify pays out two-thirds of all music revenue to the industry – almost 70% of what we take in – as Spotify revenues grow, music payouts have grown as well. “ https://newsroom.spotify.com/2026-01-28/2025-music-
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by Auracle 6mo ago
The fact that there are advertisements for cancer medications make me think a hell of a lot of specialists don’t keep up. It’s one thing to advertise to consumers about a new medication for their chronic condition and they might not have se
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by Auracle 6mo ago
That “piss filter” was all the rage among medium and low budget family/wedding photographers for quite a while, and still isn’t uncommon. I doubt it’s just from RLHF.
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by Auracle 6mo ago
Far be it for me to add to a comment by an expert from someone who only whipped out his macro lens for ring shots at weddings and - about 2 hours ago - a picture of our latest newborn. However, I think most photographers is that situation
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by Auracle 6mo ago
For real, it was insane to drop Cortana. Halo-aside, it’s a great name for an AI assistant.
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by Auracle 6mo ago
I was wondering why we aren't considering the Liberator pistol v2.
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by Auracle 6mo ago
Or with their people rising up, which is I think what the US and Israel were hoping for - though they didn’t seem to plan for a way to actually make it happen.
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by Auracle 6mo ago
And yet it was worked for him time and time again. I don’t like it because we’re needlessly hurting relations, but to say it’s a bad strategy is silly.
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by Auracle 6mo ago
How is it backing down when his threat was we’d do it if they didn’t agree to open up the strait, which is now open? I don’t like the way he does things but we’ve seen Trump’s playbook enough to see what he does. Big threat, followed by the
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by Auracle 6mo ago
Pretty sure the last time I bought some it was more like $10 for 10mg.
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by Auracle 6mo ago
They’re presumably injecting it like normal.
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by Auracle 6mo ago
It’s so dispiriting to me that we’ve achieved those closest thing yet to an “objective truth” machine (with the caveat of garbage in, garbage out, etc.) and these big companies are either afraid to actually let it exist, want to push their
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by Auracle 6mo ago
I live on a hilly plot and use a wheelbarrow or cart all the time in the summer.
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by Auracle 6mo ago
I never understand the “lack of animals to domesticate” angle. They did domesticate animals, such as the llama and alpaca. More could have been domesticated and presumably would have been if the had more time to advance. It’s a shame giant
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by Auracle 7mo ago
I very much wish I was still (at least) 6 feet tall, yes. Luckily puberty hit me early and I developed "down there" quickly, otherwise that would also really bother me. The point is that my wife has said she very well might have
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by Auracle 7mo ago
I had a brain injury when I was 12 that knocked my testosterone levels way down. In my 20s this was discovered and I went on testosterone replacement. My hands are still the same size as my mom’s. My feet didn’t get back to the size they we
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by Auracle 7mo ago
In the Expeditionary Force series of sci-fi novels pretty much every civilization treats their (very advanced, obviously AGI) AIs not as living beings. Humans are outliers in the story. I think there will always be a dichotomy. Obviously

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