JellyBeanThief

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by JellyBeanThief 2y ago
Does this count as a moral panic? All the examples you gave involved sorting kids into good and bad categories. There were good kids who were victims caught up. And there were bad kids, who the good kids needed to be warned to stay away
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by JellyBeanThief 2y ago
I mean, isn't the whole idea of a web browser kind of contrary to the ideals of the web? It implicitly divides people into speakers and listeners. In a parallel universe, web browsers are called webitors, and they can edit websites a
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by JellyBeanThief 2y ago
This page would be 100x more effective if figure 1 filled the layout width (on desktop).
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by JellyBeanThief 2y ago
> If i ever get falsely accused of a crime that would send me to jail for life i would beg for the death penalty. That's your life and your choice, which I think should be respected.
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by JellyBeanThief 2y ago
It couldn't be just any online forum, though. It would have to support scientists' specific needs. It would need to host datasets; make it easy to create and reference charts, diagrams, tables, figures; track post edits and the re
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by JellyBeanThief 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5kWu1ifBGU has the high level overview.
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by JellyBeanThief 2y ago
> I'm still waiting on my virtual workstation where I can have infinite virtual monitor space This is it. Right now my work has to shrink down to fit on four monitors. Virtual desktops can help, but only so much. When I'm tryin
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by JellyBeanThief 2y ago
Anytype isn't there yet, but you should keep an eye on it
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by JellyBeanThief 2y ago
...and now it means https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semantic_change too
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
We also have 12 phalanges in our fingers.
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
Which ones specifically?
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
The thing about toasters and teapots on the internet is that they give the people working on them a job to do. Because absent being filthy rich, if you don't work then you don't don't eat and you don't sleep inside. To o
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
As long as we keep writing discontented comments on the internet, I'm sure we'll get what we want any day now.
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
I wonder how the much the pass rate might improve if pay were higher.
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
Ridiculous how easy Asturiano makes it to say "3d? Ah go on then, why not."
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
People should know, Mermaid and Mermaid Chart are not the same thing. Mermaid is just the JS library. Mermaid Chart is a diagramming tool built on top of it. https://mermaid.js.org/ https://www.mermaidchart.com&#
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
> Academics have been making these doomsday "automation will cause labor surplus" predictions since forever. When exactly can we expect them to materialize? Make a list of jobs you think are very little benefit, no benefit, or
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
A single person, by definition, can't construct a social illusion. "Social" requires a society, which means at the very least two people. "A social illusion constructed by the person it is acting upon" is nonsense.
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
The word "official" is doing an awful lot of heavy lifting there.
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
I've started trying to be more specific about what I mean by "work", "hard work", and "play" when I think about stuff. "Work" is anything that must be done regardless of whether it is enjoyable.
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
Possibly https://www.google.com/alerts ?
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
I once experimented with doing math homework in Xournal++ using a [drawing display]( https://www.xp-pen.com/product/artist-pro-16.html ). It was heaven. I could write at my normal speed. If I made a mistake, one tap of a
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
I'm really tired of people who think they can ignore all systemic economic problems by invoking value as this magical substance that can take any shape needed to conceal the fact that: A lot of people get paid a lot of money just to fi
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
> The right system makes the wrong people do the right thing. The words "right" and "wrong" in that sentence could make light of the Ardblair stones.
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
Healthcare staff aren't superhuman and can burn out same as anyone else. The workload of those who do shifts onto those who haven't, who burn out all the sooner for it. At some point, a critical mass of people are going to say &qu
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
Anytype may be your friend. It is self-hostable, and can do much of (though not all of) what is seen here.
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Anytype Desktop 0.37.0 Released(community.anytype.io)
2 points by JellyBeanThief 3y ago|2 comments
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
It absolutely is arbitrary. The idea is that, if you like the service more, you'll tip more, so service providers are incentivized to give you better service. But how it is that you like your service is completely up to you. You can ti
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
Godot hasn't been standing still on that: https://fund.godotengine.org/ So if you want to boost Godot and you haven't the skills or time, there's always donating.
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by JellyBeanThief 3y ago
That would be worth something in a debate, where truth is the goal. But this isn't a debate, this is a decision. The agent is Meta. The field is their products. The goal is reduced teen mental health issues. And the buck stops with Zuc

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