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6mo ago
All legit customers will be long dead by then.
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6mo ago
I look at it, not as legislating people's habits, more as a private company wants to sell these things in our country, but there is a clear, measurable negative effect on society as a result (and in the case of cigarettes there is no p
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6mo ago
... and nothing of value was lost.
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6mo ago
Dang, there's a gap in my knowledge. Thank you for pointing it out, this will be filled tomorrow! KGatLW are so prolific with their releases, I've been a long way behind for a long while.
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6mo ago
Not the one who posted it, but welcome to a decreasingly exclusive club! When I first watched the AdP KEXP performance, it felt like my musical knowledge up to that point was just preparing me for AdP. I've been through micro-tonal (Ki
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6mo ago
> (And you’re forgetting KG and LW…) Now I'm only replying because I'll take any opportunity to prop King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, which is the third item of the original three dot points. KG = KG and LW = KGatLW = King G
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6mo ago
Three albums not enough to train AI on? - Vol I (AdP) - Vol II (AdP) - Flying Microtonal Banana (KGatLW) I just wanted to write this comment because it will be almost impenetrable to anyone who doesn't already know.
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6mo ago
It's multi levels of of irony how China probably did steal a lot of US intellectual property over the last few decades, but then the US goes and devalues the entirety of intellectual property (for fear of falling behind by restricting
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6mo ago
I seem to have wandered into a parallel universe. I think it'll take me longer to understand WTF SCP is than it will to understand how Shazam works.
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6mo ago
Forgive my ignorance, but what does SCP mean in this context? (my normal go-to of 'secure copy' doesn't fit). Thanks for the other links, the question in this title is one I've day-dreamily thought about on occasion, but
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6mo ago
> set your notifications to only show that you have a message, not what it contains or who its from. I'm pretty sure that's the default in GrapheneOS. Or at least that's how mine behaves.
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6mo ago
MS13 was literally tattooed on his knuckles!
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6mo ago
Related, I think, and I found TFA a very interesting read: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23617188
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6mo ago
I'd be happy with all of the above.
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6mo ago
Don't see them very often, thankfully. We're not the US yet - there is still hope!
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6mo ago
Under main roof Apologies, I meant to add the acronym where first said under main roof.
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6mo ago
It doesn't help that under-main-roof garages seem to be designed to only just fit small to medium sized cars despite the significant, rampant inflation of car sizes over the past few years. My family tend to opt for smaller cars, becau
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6mo ago
Well I'm going to keep using GrapheneOS and whatever version(s) of Linux refuse to comply. Makes me even more glad that I've already transitioned off Windows.
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7mo ago
I think that's far from true, going by the simulation game thingy.
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7mo ago
That game / simulation is fantastic. Thanks for sharing, I'm gonna pass it on at work. More than fantastic, it's beautiful.
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7mo ago
Unfortunately those least responsible will receive the greatest damage.
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7mo ago
And humanity as-a-whole learnt nothing. Let's hope there's some more movement in the right direction as a result of _this_ crisis.
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7mo ago
I'd like to say that there may be some human cultures that are / were generally respectful to their environment and the animals therein, but it's hard to say how much that was an 'enforced' position based on their l
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7mo ago
AI without a suitably well crafted prompt is like a firework tube held by a 3 year old. AI without a prompt is a hammer sitting in a drawer.
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7mo ago
If it didn't provide value it wouldn't exist. Maybe it's only legacy, but gmail brings customers to Google and their related services. Escalation then brings them on as paying Customers. As loss leader may make a loss if look
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7mo ago
Can vouch for the loudness capability of large lungs. A lady sitting in front of me at the football said she could feel the vibrations in her chest when I was loudly booing at the footy. I had an x-ray a couple of years ago and was asked if
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7mo ago
I find it similarly weird that a post threatening genocide remains up, whilst a post depicting Trump as Dr. Jesus was so offensive it had to be taken down and 'explained away' as something other than what it was. Only on the dark
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7mo ago
The main point I got from this article was the necessity to change "how wet do things" to make them compatible with AI. Where I work, information is spread over a lot of different systems: Slack, Confluence, DevOps, SharePoint, a
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7mo ago
I was waiting for some kind of pop up, so I could click "Deny all" and then the text would be readable. But no. It just stayed essentially greyed out, like reading it is an invalid option (which turns out to be the case).
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7mo ago
I genuinely don't think I'd be able to sleep at night. It's fucking gross. If a person can live with it, they don't deserve to.
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