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Gasp0de
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2y ago
I don't understand everything you're saying, probably because I am not involved in day to day US political discussion, but a few of your points seem wildly exaggerated or misunderstood. No one is forcing anyone to turn any sons in
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2y ago
Unfortunately, it seems the article can't be viewed without signing up.
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2y ago
No one can ever have believed that touchscreens are a good method of operating anything without looking at it.
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2y ago
Getting a (useful) notification and drifting off to other stuff is definitely a problem. Interestingly, a smart watch has helped me with that. I now read notifications on the watch, and about 75% of the time I don't have to take out my
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2y ago
I've tried setting timers for certain apps, but I find myself deactivating them again and again. In the past, I've had phones that allowed me to lock myself out for an hour, which worked but was a bit annoying when I had to do som
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2y ago
I can't find any pricing info on that page except "Get started for 1$$" and then it wants me to sign in. No thanks. I'd like to know what I'm getting into before signing up.
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2y ago
As I suffer from phone overuse, I'm excited to see what you'll come up with!
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I was completely confused to see that a Walrus has only 2% points more body fat than a Gecko.
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2y ago
They look AI generated to me.
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2y ago
I don't have the book, since you have read it, could you provide some of the scientific studies that it cites? I believe you when you say it helped you, but you will have to agree that your anecdotal evidence is not sufficient as proof
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2y ago
Let's say airfreight takes 7 days, with the flight being one of them. Then his airship would take 11 days, which is not much worse. He was expecting the comparison to be 5:1.
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2y ago
I guess 99% of the population would not be qualified to tell if an open sluice gate is problematic under certain circumstances. If it were as easy as "Sluice gate open && water level > X" I am 100% sure there would alre
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2y ago
Amazon really is the worst. I feel like some of their practices are probably outright forbidden in the EU. They often offer me a one month free trial of Prime, which I accept. I then cancel the free trial immediately, so that I don't f
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I'd say it only makes sense if you control the forwarder.
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2y ago
Determining accurately if we can safely scale down an instance is one of the hardest things we do, I can not think of a way to determine this in an automated fashion.
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2y ago
I wish 14.5km/h was my "somewhere in the middle" running speed
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2y ago
Remigration is a code word used by right wing extremists to say deportation, at least in Germany. I wouldn't use it as if it were a thing.
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2y ago
So arguing that someone voting for a (court ruled) nazi who wants mass deportation is a bad person is arguing like a toddler?
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That is not what the article said. The German government subsidized American/Multinational oil companies who CLAIMED they had environmentally friendly companies in China.
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It's American/Multinational Oil companies defrauding the German government. The Chinese company actually contacted the German government to blow the whistle and say "Hey, those things you have about us are not true".
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I understood it in a slightly different way: The multinational oil companies owning these Chinese companies wrongly claimed that these would save millions of tonnes of CO2. The German authorities accepted this claim even though there was re
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No one is telling anyone that they are a bad person for voting "someone else". However, there are some political parties (AFD, NPD) that are led by actual Nazis and that have mass deportation of foreigners as their main goals. If
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2y ago
So? If you get twice the RAM at a comparable price and that leads to twice the performance, what's wrong with comparing that?
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Including the initialization prompt and your history if you have one? I use ChatGPT for a very simple task, to map chat messages to one of 5 supported function calls, and the function definitions alone already take up 200 tokens I think
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This is useless. No one wants to (or should) drive 20 hours without stopping. Car manufacturers could also start selling gasoline cars with a 200L tank but they don't, because there is no use for them.
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2y ago
https://archive.ph/SNYoe
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We live in a time where AI chatbots speak way better english than outsourced support workers in 3rd world countries.
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I don't get why this is supposed to be a big thing, I thought it was commonly known. This doesn't mean that people can get root from inside a docker container, just that anyone who is allowed to create and start docker containers
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2y ago
Ok so if something previously was free and now costs 1c per transaction, you would think "Stripe increasing price infinitely" would be a good title? Just because it is true that doesn't make it a good title. A good title shou
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I can't see where the original post links to, but if what the commenter said is true, you got banned not for "not supporting Israel" but instead for "supporting the slaughter of 200 teenagers".
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