Hugsbox

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by Hugsbox 1mo ago
Your agentic context is still going to shit out 3 pages where a sentence would suffice. Use AI all you want, and then WRITE THE ANSWER IN YOUR OWN WORDS.
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by Hugsbox 1mo ago
I like this comment so much I checked out your profile. Turns out I just like the cut of your jib.
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by Hugsbox 1mo ago
If you don't understand the answer, don't answer somebody else with it. You're attaching your name to whatever you copy-paste to people, and if you don't understand it there's a chance it's complete nonsense.
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by Hugsbox 1mo ago
I got that impression too. Absolutely reeks of LLM. Really irritating.
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by Hugsbox 1mo ago
You're missing the whole entire point.
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by Hugsbox 1mo ago
I think that's why they abuse the alert system now. People were outraged that he was running loose (very close to where I lived at the time) and nobody was notified, so now they notify us about every tiny little thing.
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by Hugsbox 1mo ago
Sweet, I love Behind the Bastards, thanks for providing the entertainment for my next few walks :)
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by Hugsbox 1mo ago
I'm in Nova Scotia, Canada, and we had an even more (in my opinion) egregious case about two months ago that I'm still fuming about. Got woken up at just around 3:20 in the morning (I get up to go to work at 5) to an emergency ale
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by Hugsbox 1mo ago
My job does it weekly. It's a massive factory too, so the alarms are absolutely ear-splitting. They make a big deal out of safety, and wearing ear protection out on the production floor when I go out there, and all this other stuff,
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by Hugsbox 1mo ago
Sorry, purely just curious here because I'm not sure what you mean - what Harry Potter fanfiction?
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by Hugsbox 1mo ago
Because by and large they're all trapped in an "us vs them" team sport where both sides believe everybody on the opposing team is literally Satan.
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by Hugsbox 1mo ago
I'd imagine a serious effort to invest in mass transportation would include an investment in safety. Are you suggesting Japan and Singapore are just inherently safer, without having actively done anything to make it that way? "
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by Hugsbox 1mo ago
Not to mention, skiers wear sun screen. The sunlight refracting off the snow can cause sunburns.
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by Hugsbox 1mo ago
Guess I learned something new today. I've always thought "toe the line" means something closer to "staying as close as you can to the line without crossing it", if that makes sense.
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by Hugsbox 1mo ago
Reform is a textbook far-right party, I'm not even sure why you'd try to argue otherwise.
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by Hugsbox 1mo ago
Brother what are you even talking about
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by Hugsbox 1mo ago
I'd much rather read a blog post about it than watch a video. Maybe that's just my preference, but it's a better format for me.
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by Hugsbox 1mo ago
Sure, things within the discipline of computing can be patented, but imagine if somebody just patented the entire discipline of computing . Somehow 1 click buy doesn't quite feel like it's in the same category as humanity conquer
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by Hugsbox 1mo ago
Author doesn't appear to be selling it, just showing it off.
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by Hugsbox 1mo ago
In some cases yes, and they're not doing much better than I am.
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by Hugsbox 1mo ago
You're getting downvoted, but for real this is so disconnected from what I'd say is feasible for most people. I and most of the people I know live squarely paycheck to paycheck, I can't afford to buy my friends birthday pres
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by Hugsbox 1mo ago
So far I've found it pretty good for rattlesnake-related queries. Thanks op!
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by Hugsbox 1mo ago
Is that what people mean when they say "AI Psychosis"?
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by Hugsbox 1mo ago
Absolutely crazy take man. People being able to fork and modify/improve projects is literally what makes open source so amazing.
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by Hugsbox 1mo ago
So, he's representing himself, has already pissed off the judge, and is going up against a healthcare-oriented law firm. Does his case stand a snowball's chance in hell?
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by Hugsbox 1mo ago
Yep. When I think of my childhood, I think of intensely uncomfortable boredom. Church, school, rainy days with nothing to do, waiting at the dentist's office, I've always thought boredom is one of the worst things you can possib
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by Hugsbox 1mo ago
This is me, but for smoke breaks at work. Half the time I don't need the cigarette, I just need the change of scenery to break up the day.
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by Hugsbox 1mo ago
I'm not positive anybody is "falling for" anything, just a younger generation is discovering that tinned fish isn't just a snack that their grandfather likes and is actually an incredibly healthy, delicious, and inexpens
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by Hugsbox 1mo ago
Some people would happily eat the same thing for breakfast, dinner, and supper every single day for the rest of their lives. I don't necessarily understand it, but I've met plenty of people like that.
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by Hugsbox 1mo ago
I'm in Nova Scotia, and tinned fish is still absolutely everywhere, and still dirt cheap.

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