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by HKH2 2y ago
Inkscape is buggy, especially when clipping. Sometimes layers or filters aren't shown properly. Editing filters is a bit arcane. When I first started using Inkscape, I disliked all the dialog boxes, but I'm used to them now.
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by HKH2 2y ago
Krita can't print.
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by HKH2 2y ago
It will only find exact matches though. No synonyms etc.
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by HKH2 2y ago
If so, we irrational humans will just reject the validity of machines.
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by HKH2 2y ago
> We won't, because the machine results people want will be those that appeal to their biases. When you see an idea pushed/accelerated to an absurd conclusion, you might more easily see what's wrong with it.
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by HKH2 2y ago
Of course, otherwise it wouldn't be allowed in China. Where can I find LLMs that are uncensored and accessible (without logging in)?
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by HKH2 2y ago
In HK, it probably works because you usually have lots of competing businesses in the same place.
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by HKH2 2y ago
It's kind of boring at the beginning while you figure out where people are coming from, but if you do it genuinely and openmindedly, it's bound to get interesting.
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by HKH2 2y ago
So what might control the frame rate? What happens when it's too slow? Does what you experience lose meaning?
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by HKH2 2y ago
> I was thinking that in defending reproduction being our purpose that you were claiming that this is true and that people who deny this are wrong to do so---but certainly, we can make objective claims about subjective beliefs. Yes, I do
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by HKH2 3y ago
> For benchmarks, just Google them yourself I've done that already. None of the ones I've seen show that Plasma is anywhere near on par with LXQt.
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by HKH2 3y ago
> If you're looking to save some RAM, this ain't it. Not because LXQt is memory hungry, but because Plasma is so damn efficient these days. I doubt it. Have you got any benchmarks?
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by HKH2 3y ago
Yep, be careful what you wish for. It's not exactly congruent with being professional.
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by HKH2 3y ago
Meaning depends on biology. We have a lot in common biologically, so a lot of meaning is intersubjective. Language is useful as far as meaning is intersubjective. You can explore meaning, but I don't think you get to choose what has me
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by HKH2 3y ago
Objective meaning doesn't exist, but pain receptors definitely come included in the box, along with a lot of other drives. You can override them with culture, but culture is not exactly arbitrary either.
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by HKH2 3y ago
There are still big upsets, and some fighters have quite unique styles. I would say that what makes the sport less interesting is all the advertising, including the betting. Also, some commentators are so used to fighting, they often strugg
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by HKH2 3y ago
She hasn't, because she's still making excuses and trying to take legitimate wins away from her opponents who were clearly better. Anyone who follows the sport knows that.
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by HKH2 3y ago
'ro' is not valid Pinyin. Do you mean 'ru'?
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by HKH2 3y ago
> Sure, my point wasn't that the yuckiness of spinach and the purpose of life were equally important issues, but that on the view that oughts are simply matters of opinion, that my rejections of the claims "spinach is yucky&quo
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by HKH2 3y ago
That says more about her division. She got completely outclassed by Holm and Nunes straight after, and had a whole lot of excuses as to why.
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by HKH2 3y ago
If you ban it, it'll still happen, just not regulated.
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by HKH2 3y ago
The worst fluff I think is from analogies/anecdotes that get spaced out because the author wants you to feel what it's like or something like that. I'm sure some readers really appreciate it, but when the author doesn't
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by HKH2 3y ago
> When I use LibreOffice, the lack of responsiveness is immediately noticeable, and actually makes the software physically laborious to use. I say the same thing about Windows. Why is its UI so sluggish?
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by HKH2 3y ago
> maybe something like the Start menu is the right approach - quick search, but also categories and lists of tools. Sounds like Google Docs.
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by HKH2 3y ago
Well it really depends on how you use the programs you are comparing.
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by HKH2 3y ago
> The majority of the surveyed subscribe to moral realism (though there are no doubt biases in the demographic of those surveyed, and of course, the language used in descriptions of meta-ethical theories is more technical than "obje
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by HKH2 3y ago
> I think that if you asked people on the street, they would probably say indeed that ought-statements aren't objectively true, just matters of opinion or something like that. Not that it really matters, but if you asked people in p
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by HKH2 3y ago
> Now, you might object that there is no such thing as an ought-truth---"I ought not murder an innocent person" is just the same thing as saying "I believe I ought not murder an innocent person" or "Most believe
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by HKH2 3y ago
> What is natural is not necessarily what is good or what we ought to do. We are so abstracted from our underlying nature with cultural proxies that it is hard to think of what is natural. Also, I never said choice does not exist; presc
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by HKH2 3y ago
Instinct is prescriptive. You can muddy the waters with impulses that have been conditioned by experience all you like. You can use your conditioning to override your instinct and do all sorts of unnatural things. That doesn't deny the

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