Covzire

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by Covzire 3y ago
Guessing we'll see this excuse a lot more: Get caught making stuff up, blame ChatGPT.
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by Covzire 3y ago
"everyone" doesn't buy ads or make political donations. After WW3, there will be only cockroaches and recommendation algos left.
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by Covzire 3y ago
Dutch farmers must be thrilled.
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by Covzire 4y ago
8K@75fps is pretty nice. Tangent: I've been using software called SVP (SmoothVideo Project) which uses AI/ML with a GPU (3090 in my case) to generate additional intermediate frames for video files, turning a ~24fps 4K Bluray rip i
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by Covzire 4y ago
So the per-desk vacancy, if such a thing were tracked, might be much higher than 33%?
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by Covzire 4y ago
Are read receipts common at a certain level? I was under the impression they were extremely frowned upon and virtually nobody uses them.
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by Covzire 4y ago
The Christian living aspect is definitely the major part of it. There are also over 100 Hutterite colonies, many that have survived for over a hundred years with new ones getting planted all the time all over SD, ND, some in MN and many in
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by Covzire 4y ago
Interesting ongoing Twitter space with several Financial Industry veterans discussing this. Going as of 1:30 Central and will probably go at least another 2 hours. Mario usually gets some fairly large names to show up. https://tw
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by Covzire 4y ago
The UX for Twitch is downright awful right now. Browsing through multiple streamers almost always results in an ad being played for every streamer you check out, it's so bizarre, they actively punish you for trying out new streamers un
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by Covzire 4y ago
Sucralose gives me hives within about 30 mins of ingestion that lasts for days and diarrhea that lasts for at least a week.
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by Covzire 4y ago
Spaces are kind of a gem hidden in plain sight right now, a few months ago when the censorship dam broke it felt a lot like early 2000s internet where literally any topic could be broached. It's died down a bit since then as the pent u
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by Covzire 4y ago
They may not desire to crack down, but they desire to crack down to preserve profits, which means they still end up desiring to crack down.
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by Covzire 4y ago
Give the user exclusive control over what content they can see. The platform should enforce legal actions against users only, as far as bans are concerned. Everything else, like being allowed to spam or post too quickly, is a bug, and bugs
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by Covzire 4y ago
It's ridiculous that this kind of advice might even be necessary.
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by Covzire 4y ago
A common misconception about the US is that the US is only 110V. 220V service in homes in America is standard, it's just that standard power plugs around the house get 110V because of split phase breaker boxes. This lets 220V be availa
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by Covzire 4y ago
What the 40% figure your citing might represent and what 'woke inc' are actually pushing in legislature and in medicine are most certainly two very different things.
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by Covzire 4y ago
Musk just tweeted this 5 mins ago: "Twitter will be forming a content moderation council with widely diverse viewpoints. No major content decisions or account reinstatements will happen before that council convenes."
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by Covzire 4y ago
For some context, and why some believe that Babylon Bee's suspension was the catalyst for Musk buying Twitter: Twitter is the defacto online public square for a great number of people in politics, journalism, academia and many other fi
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by Covzire 4y ago
Right, I think Elon's idea is moving censorship into everyone's own responsibility, something like: Follow who you want to, ignore who you don't, it's not your responsibility nor your right to silence other people off a
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by Covzire 4y ago
>> and whether Exxon was willing to raise pay to the level of major tech companies. Why would oil companies need to hire the same kinds of engineers that a SV giant would need? If they can get that kind of salary, more power to them,
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by Covzire 4y ago
Apparently there have been no documented cases of schizophrenia found in people who've been blind since birth. It would be interesting if someone explored the relationships between the effects of psychedelics and those with another kin
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by Covzire 4y ago
I'm referring, in part, to FOIA requests that have proven there has been direct collusion between the Biden administration and Twitter taking action to ban users who they claim "spread misinformation". The first amendment imp
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by Covzire 4y ago
Great for half the country that has had to endure at least 6 years of the DNC weaponizing the platform against them.
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by Covzire 4y ago
I hope Micron got their tax agreements in triplicate and signed in both ink and blood, I wouldn't trust NY state without mithril-clad contracts.
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by Covzire 4y ago
Nobody ever gives up power willingly, especially not the tyrants. It's going to be 2023 or 2025 before anything like that happens, unless the supreme court hears a surprisingly prescient case but that's unlikely before 2025 anyway
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by Covzire 4y ago
Apple better keep Lightning for Non-EU markets, it's is a vastly superior connector in every way. The most fragile part is at the cheap cable end instead of inside the device. There's no upside here for those of us with a half doz
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by Covzire 4y ago
How does Sony's approach differ from Microsoft or Apple?
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by Covzire 4y ago
China benefits greatly, Russian oil and gas now have only one reliable buyer for the foreseeable future. Invading Taiwan is now easier since blockading the shipping lanes from the ME will have little impact on the Chinese war machine if the
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by Covzire 4y ago
The US is ahead in terms of the populace thinking they have secret weapons nobody knows about.
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by Covzire 4y ago
https://downdetector.com/status/google/ Seems to coincide with reports of Google being down.

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