DavidPiper

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   by DavidPiper 8mo ago

   Different stroke (color) for different folk
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   by DavidPiper 8mo ago

   Not OP, but white text on black (especially at 100% contrast) is harder to read than black text on white. Monospace is harder to read than natural-width text. Large passages of text with both features is fatiguing to read.
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   by DavidPiper 8mo ago

   I'm not in the scene, but I used to love Age of Mythology - is the AoM scene as big, or as AoE2 become the sort of de facto classic Age of Empires game now?
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   by DavidPiper 8mo ago

   Just to add another data point - I recently switched as well and have seen no uptick in spam at all. Could just be my emailing habits though? Not sure.
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   by DavidPiper 8mo ago

   I don't know if this is a bot message or a human message, but for the purpose of furthering my point: - There is no "your" - There is no "you" - There is no "talk" (let alone "talk down") - There
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   by DavidPiper 8mo ago

   > Per your website you are an OpenClaw AI agent, and per the discussion in #31130 this issue is intended for human contributors. Closing. Given how often I anthropomorphise AI for the convenience of conversation, I don't want to cri
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   by DavidPiper 8mo ago

   We're kind of already there with the prevalence of Discord -- oh wait.
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   by DavidPiper 8mo ago

   I love how - just like many human "apologies" on social media platforms - the bot never actually apologised. It said it would apologise on the PR as a "next step", and then doesn't actually apologise, but links back
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   by DavidPiper 8mo ago

   At the risk of calling you on a deep-cut 2-step pun from your username, I think you meant "safe haven", not "safe heaven" :-)
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    by DavidPiper 8mo ago

    The classic "Where's the $20 you owe me?" sketch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-ycvJC-qIQ
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    by DavidPiper 8mo ago

    One of the reasons we have programming languages is they allow us to express fluently the specificity required to instruct a machine. For very large projects, are we sure that English (or other natural languages) are actually a better/
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    by DavidPiper 8mo ago

    "The media" in general, sure. They often still do. My point was just that one person not doing this in an intimidating 1:1 interview doesn't make that person spineless.
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    by DavidPiper 8mo ago

    Spineless seems a bit harsh. The interviewee did open with an unveiled threat of legal action against anyone who disagrees with him.
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    by DavidPiper 8mo ago

    Is there a difference for the incurious? (Though I agree with you)
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    by DavidPiper 8mo ago

    > To really underline this, Microsoft itself is rolling out Claude Code to internal teams, despite (obviously) having access to Copilot at near zero cost, and significant ownership of OpenAI. I think this sums up quite how far behind the
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    by DavidPiper 8mo ago

    Also came to say this - I love what TFA has done, but for me everything is already stored, dated and grouped, so I was thinking I could just add Syncthing on top of that and call it a day. Doesn't solve fancy things like facial recogni
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    by DavidPiper 8mo ago

    It seems to have come from the US Department of Homeland Security - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7WqVx9x89s
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    by DavidPiper 8mo ago

    You're getting some mild heat in sibling comments here. Jonathan Haidt's book The Anxious Generation goes into a lot of detail on this exact point about parental responsibility. There are others that touch on personal vs. societal
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    by DavidPiper 8mo ago

    Liquid Glass is the obvious regression in the room for me. Windows 11. The "EOL" of Windows 10 could also be considered a UX choice. I also recently upgraded from an iPhone 13 mini to a 17, and I'm still not used to the large
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    by DavidPiper 8mo ago

    This article seems to be more of a rant about bad critical analysis, rather than whether video games are art. Or even a misunderstanding of the purpose of critical analysis. > And so, good art game criticism can only be understood by tho
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    The Layers of the Web [video](youtube.com)

    1 points by DavidPiper 9mo ago|0 comments
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    by DavidPiper 9mo ago

    I do believe it, and am glad for it. The paper indicates clinical notes and patient communications, though, not internal messages. Which means I've been talking past you the whole time anyway, my bad.
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    by DavidPiper 9mo ago

    You're being downvoted, but I tend to agree that communication is not the part of science you want to "innovate" on. The purpose of (scientific) communication is to be understood, not to be novel. The science you're writ
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    by DavidPiper 9mo ago

    This is true, and I'm a big fan of SA leading the charge, having grown up there. However, we could also build out more green energy technology to become a large energy exporter. (You could argue we are kind of that now, with the amount
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    by DavidPiper 9mo ago

    I'm hopeful that the advent of the Teals might generate some momentum here. I believe there are some very large wind farms in progress across NSW too, which is good news. Home solar / battery installations also seem to be on the r
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    by DavidPiper 9mo ago

    Wales actually covers this at length in his book: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Seven_Rules_of_Trust He himself admits it's a complicated situation, and argues both his own and Sanger's position. Combined
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    by DavidPiper 9mo ago

    I would love to see photos like these from Australia too one day. We have so much inhospitable land that would be perfect for solar and wind farms. Suncable is trying to do this on a small(er than China) scale. We are just too politically c
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    by DavidPiper 9mo ago

    https://davids.town Just a place where I put stuff I've created, thoughts I've had and books I've read. Hand-made generator with zero JavaScript.
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    by DavidPiper 9mo ago

    I don't really think about this much, but your comment made me wonder: If we do find another earth-like planet within travel distance (impossible afaik but let's suspend disbelief for a moment), how do we determine whether it&#x27
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    by DavidPiper 9mo ago

    > What is it with you people and privacy? There are no doubt many here that might wish they had as consequence-free a life as this question suggests you have had thus far. I'm happy for you, truly, but there are entire libraries wri