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6mo ago
Didn't expect this to actually be about juggling, but I'm not complaining
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7mo ago
Doesn't have to be one or the other. Trust, but verify? Experts make mistakes, professional equipment can be mishandled. Don't take anybodies word, look at the evidence for yourself. This is a very scientific way of thinking. It&#
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8mo ago
I still haven't really been able to wrap my head around the usecase for these. Also fingers crossed the name doesn't stick. Something about it rubs my brain the wrong way.
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9mo ago
>Why does 2.2.0 come after 2.3? Ask the paper how many 'r's in strawberry
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9mo ago
Also there's a button that makes a fart sound!
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9mo ago
This is my biggest fear wrt gov't search-and-seizure. I know the police won't be able to get at my juicy encypted bits, but I also know they're vindictive basterds who'll be held to no accountability. Of course they&#x
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9mo ago
>2 views I'm not saying that's your video but it sure looks like that's your video ;)
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9mo ago
*sweats profusely* https://imgur.com/a/PszeiAu
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9mo ago
Yeah but nobody is gonna read it if they waded through five paragraphs of insubstantial LLM slop from you before . You betrayed the trust of everyone reading that post, wasting their time, energy and quite frankly making us feel a little d
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9mo ago
People smother their infants to stop them from crying in order to have some quiet. Causing physical harm for their own satisfaction. I mean shit, if we're going there, people sexually abuse their children for their own gratification.
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9mo ago
>I got lazy with your responses and just threw in a few bullet points to AI This should legit be a permabannable offense. That is titanically disrespectful of not just your discussion partner, but of good discussion culture as a whole.
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9mo ago
People absolutely "torture" babies for their own enjoyment. It's just "in good fun", so you don't think about it as "torture", you think of it as "teasing". Cognitive blind spot. Peopl
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9mo ago
They're all about saying things that apply broadly enough, in a way that makes them seem specific, in order to make people go "Wow, that's dead-on!" An example: You’ve recently been feeling a quiet tension between
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9mo ago
>It was dead-on with its answer. It guessed 30-35. I'm 32. Horoscopes must feel like literal magic to you.
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9mo ago
I'm sure it can figure out you don't like bean soup
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9mo ago
Nit: You can get a link to a specific time in the video by clicking the "share" button and ticking "start at": https://youtu.be/tc4ROCJYbm0?&t=296
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9mo ago
Yeah, famously obscure and underground comedy troupe Monty Python's Flying Circus, you've probably never heard of them , especially in hacker circles. ;-)
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9mo ago
"We found no difference in vital functions between someone who had a 100 pound versus a 200 pound weight dropped on their heads. We conclude that heavy blunt impact is not linked to death!"
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9mo ago
Comparing digital penile volume is a time-honored tradition!
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9mo ago
We would of course need to specify the behaviors to test for. The more precisely we specify these behaviors, the more complexly our end product would be able to behave. We might invent a formal language for writing down these behaviors, and
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9mo ago
Your thought's hash is: 295c1f32c2fa180b5425c2b502e1d3968a7639c8ec398d66ec2e4ff73c05a1ea Including you, 2 persons had that thought already! You guys know who you are
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9mo ago
Either I am misunderstanding or you replied to the exact opposite of my post. The skew of your reply seems to be "Don't be so demanding of other people, be more accomodating, give them a break and realize how much they're doi
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9mo ago
Thanks for the warning, I'd turned on those lists when I read the parent comment and would not have had a good time troubleshooting that.
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9mo ago
That's the next part of the problem: Masking. If I'm only performing so that other people like me, again I am not actually connecting with them. If I don't care about football but everyone else does, we are not actually shar
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9mo ago
There are shared pedestrian/cyclist paths in some places.
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9mo ago
They didn't misunderstand, they challenged the phrasing. Some people believe that words have power and language matters(or at least are entertaining the idea).
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9mo ago
Thank you for giving such a comprehensive answer, this is very helpful.
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9mo ago
Could you give some pointers re: Internal sense of self-worth, especially as relating to attachment theory? How did you get better?
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It's a little like being invited to things out of pity, by people who know that you don't have any friends and struggle socially: It's nice, and I do feel their kindness from the gesture. But in the end, I only feel more is
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9mo ago
"Most people have less than the average number of friends", or The Friendship Paradox: • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friendship_paradox
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