HKH2

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by HKH2 3y ago
NixOS?
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by HKH2 3y ago
It's still the only open source image program I know that will not only let me print, but also show where the image will be on the page, and let me move it and scale it up/down. Seems like overkill, but I keep it installed for tha
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by HKH2 3y ago
I'll go ahead and say it: Android is a great product that I use and love. I'd rather not be pricegouged by Apple, and who knows what horrors Microsoft would be inflicting upon people right now if they had captured the phone market
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by HKH2 3y ago
It looks like Haskell.
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by HKH2 3y ago
You don't have to use grep.
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by HKH2 3y ago
True. I didn't mean to imply that it doesn't work.
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by HKH2 3y ago
Sure, confirmation bias exists, but you can compare with the alternatives. E.g. a search engine can give you zero useful results, and you can fine tune your query and still get nothing after scrolling through pages of results (Do people rea
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by HKH2 3y ago
People expect splinter-free epistemology instead of just putting on some gloves.
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by HKH2 3y ago
You might not have found any uses that suit your niche, but that doesn't mean those of us who have are just making up stories about productivity.
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by HKH2 3y ago
We don't/shouldn't have to pay businesses though.
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by HKH2 3y ago
Makes sense. You still might get honeypots though; could you make cred work more generally with trust between friends, friends of friends etc. without compromising the markets?
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by HKH2 3y ago
How would you stop spies or undercover cops trying to infiltrate the "market"?
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by HKH2 3y ago
And instead of just shrugging it off, you could tag strangers that annoy you and end up with a giant list of grudges against a whole host of people. The false positives (e.g. twins and doppelgangers) should make it interesting.
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by HKH2 3y ago
I'm no fan of Microsoft, but Bing's image search has been better for a long time. Google also removed functionality for no apparent reason.
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by HKH2 3y ago
https://labs.perplexity.ai is the same and it loads much faster than Phind.
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by HKH2 3y ago
In my experience, Bing's image search is way better than Google's. Also, I'm not going to use a search engine that I have to log in or do a captcha for.
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by HKH2 3y ago
Sure, so what do you think should be done?
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by HKH2 3y ago
I don't disagree with you. China clearly takes advantage of asymmetries, and will gain more power as a result. I just don't agree with the idea that it wouldn't happen to the West if China didn't exist.
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by HKH2 3y ago
China didn't draft the West's policies. If the West openly signals its own weaknesses, that is not China's problem. Globalism destroys cultures and ultimately statehood; China understands that, but the West is still firmly in
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by HKH2 3y ago
Is China responsible for Western corruption and impractical ideologies that make people blind to reality?
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by HKH2 3y ago
> Yep unfalsifisble is not science Ethnography is not really science. It is about constructing a perspective from what you experience, but there's no guarantee you are not influencing what you see.
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by HKH2 3y ago
Memory aside, the sum of the colors reflected around the room is immediately noticeable as you cross the threshold.
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by HKH2 3y ago
Thanks. I remember I managed to download packages from Melba but I had no idea how to get them to load, so it meant trying to learn Lisp while also trying to learn how to configure Emacs, while learning unique keyboard combinations etc.
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by HKH2 3y ago
> No, you simply are making up nonsense still. Nope, I remember what I saw. They convinced me that Trump was an idiot that didn't know what he was doing, and up until election night, that he had no hope of winning. I'm not a Fo
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by HKH2 3y ago
Well I guess you've got a point in that there is plenty of time to meditate on its themes given its slow pace. "how the f did they do this in the 60s" - I consider that a distraction.
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by HKH2 3y ago
You're right, I wasn't looking at the polls but rather mainstream media pundits' views of Trump's chances which were woefully wrong. So yes, I was foolish enough to think the pundits (which represented their respective m
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by HKH2 3y ago
You get an American-centric perspective, which is of course the correct one.
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by HKH2 3y ago
Still great. The better students get at writing prompts, the better they get at formulating what they want, learning to be more precise, and seeing how what they say could be confusing. Think of how search engines [used to] train people to
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by HKH2 3y ago
> Of course, people enamored with silly labels rarely actually check evidence in a principled manner, which is how they get to using silly labels. > Guess what - mainstream media... I've already asked you for another term. You se
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by HKH2 3y ago
What term do you want me to use instead of 'mainstream media'? Fine, makeshift weapons that you wouldn't use to overthrow a country. No weapons that Antifa wouldn't have anyway, and they were less coordinated than an Ant

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