Gander5739

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by Gander5739 3mo ago
> The easiest way would be for websites to send an HTTP header to the client so that censorware can know to block or allow it accordingly. That sounds very similar to the suggestion of the original commenter, that you responded to with &
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by Gander5739 3mo ago
They wrote at length on this particular translation choice: https://emily613.substack.com/p/on-complicated
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by Gander5739 3mo ago
Well, there's a difference between destroying books to erase knowledge and control people, and destroying books because it's cheaper.
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by Gander5739 3mo ago
> they don’t believe in the crap they’re making A spurious claim; they simply want to avoid model collapse.
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by Gander5739 3mo ago
Lineageos works on about 300 different phones, and you can flash a GSI for partial support on others.
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by Gander5739 3mo ago
Only if it's incorrect.
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by Gander5739 3mo ago
They started revoking the old personal api keys anyway.
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Passkeys aren't tied to any specific app or operating system.
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by Gander5739 3mo ago
You can use passkeys with any password manager, including selfhosted ones like keepass.
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by Gander5739 3mo ago
Creating a passkey generally won't erase your password, no. Using a passkey generally requres a password manager or yubikey, so you can set that up on the other device and use the same passkey.
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by Gander5739 3mo ago
Answering respectively: it's lost; no; same way you reset passwords; depends what you mean "what if" - if your passwors manager is already authenticated and doesn't require reauthentication, then yes, it could be used to
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by Gander5739 3mo ago
Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/2020/
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by Gander5739 3mo ago
Smells of AI writing - just look at those emdashes.
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by Gander5739 3mo ago
Some species of the Scunthorpe problem, then.
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Apologies if I'm being totally thick, but you're saying the lack of a word is acting as an onomatope (or an onomatopoeia if you prefer)?
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by Gander5739 3mo ago
You mean an onomatope (to be pendantic)? In any case, it's not clear to me exactly what you mean.
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I think you dropped a word.
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I think a pelican riding a bike is fairly random. ( https://xkcd.com/221/ )
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I don't think quality is really much of a concern for the majority of people, only enthusiasts. I suspect, analagous to 128 kbps opus (on youtube music), most people can't really tell the difference between a 1080p bitstarved stre
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by Gander5739 3mo ago
Do you think the difference between film piracy and music piracy is inherent, due to the differences between film and music; or is there some alternative reality where we ended up with a one-stop shop for films, as well? For the history of
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by Gander5739 3mo ago
How far back do we take it? In pre-historic times, did people crawl accross the ground to better enjoy it? There's little correlation between people complaining about something being better in the good old days, and it actualli being b
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by Gander5739 3mo ago
https://xkcd.com/1227/
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For a certain definition of intelligence, perhaps.
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by Gander5739 3mo ago
The problem is, I tnink, that most people actually prefer apps over websites - even just a wrapper - for whatever reason.
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by Gander5739 3mo ago
Due to EU regulation, you can use a different browser engine in the EU (and I think Japan too), but thus far none have been developed (it's too much work to maintain two versions of the browser).
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by Gander5739 3mo ago
There's garden path sentences, where the sentence is phrased in such a way as to cause you to misparse the sentence when you first read (e.g. "The old man the boat"); but those typically confuse humans (I'm not sure how
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by Gander5739 3mo ago
Unrelated, but I feel it's unfair to rob the word "bookkeeper" of its peculiarity of having three subsequent double letters by inserting a space in the middle.
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Franglais?
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Such as?
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People in glass houses should be free to throw stones.

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