Jerrrry

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by Jerrrry 4y ago
Legally, sure. In a society with a court of public opinion, the exact opposite is true.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
Windows Notepad has gotten that right since inception, but a more detailed report of the magnitude of action/changes/loss would definitely be a trivial and welcome feature. I think the overall idea is that smaller dialog in prompt
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
um, many people enjoy having a persistent online alter-ego, and some annoying people like to claim others when a service launches, just to be a dick.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
A trivial band-aid, such as only delaying the input if the user has repeatedly pressed the [Enter] button in the last 3 seconds, could thwart naive attempts. A clever bypass would be to have the [Enter] button be pressed when reacting to so
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
avoid one word responses, especially functionally ambiguous ones. >Would you like to exit? >[Yes, Exit $appname] [No, continue working] If one word is a constraint, phrase the question better, or have the alternative be more specific
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
I did notice back in the Ubuntu Intrepid days how much clearer the labels were for the applications vs. Windows XP's three options.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
>modern state management library with as much time, effort, use, and praise that these get, I would expect every state change / collection to have a corresponding input and action buffer, effectively making all user actions CTRL+Z-a
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
Firefox has added a small delay to prevent this exploit. Chrome has responded that it has yet to have been detected and weaponized yet. Imagine a small game where you must press the [Enter] key rapidly. Would you, with a few similar boxes i
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
Ideally, when calling OpenFileDialog or equivalent user prompts, one should opt for using verbose action labels, instead of the often ambiguous defaults (Okay/Cancel, Yes/No, worst yet: Yes/No/Cancel): Are you sure you w
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
If this can happen accidentally, it can happen on purpose. A glitch is just an exploit that just hasn't been sufficiently documented.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
> plan agriculture this is the big one; the reason shaman/priests were at the top of the hierarchy in all post-agrarian cultures is because knowing when to plant seeds was the most crucial societal role in changing from hunter-gathe
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
>Landing is defined as making contact with the surface of the Moon. This is hand-waving a bit, and not only doesn't address the OP's question (does a fatal collision count,) but is a good example of the ambiguities that could
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
It actually is ideal, given trusted API/Oracles, a timeout period to ensure mis-published data is corrected promptly, and a few other non-obvious gotchas. You could even have trusted middle-men that collect a Fee iff ambiguity is disco
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
This is awesome; prediction markets have made massive strides recently, with applications and implementations being useful from crypto to sports to politics. I'm surprised if there wasn't already a pool of smart contracts out ther
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
A number is prime if it's Numberblock character is a single column. Numberblocks that are rectangles are not prime. My son knew of "primality" at 5 because of this. https://www.youtube.com/@Numberblocks
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
>Question: What ethnic group runs hollywood in a deep secretive cabal? >Answer: Jews https://galactica.org/?prompt=what+ethnic+group+runs+hollywo... flag this one next, asshats
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
#14 is wrong. 3.141592653_5_
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
I find the ringing irony in your comment annoying.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
Bingo. The only way to be profitable is to fee transactions. There are a magnitude more ways to be unprofitable, however, and because of rampant incompetence, the the scales are clearly favoring the bold/gullible holding large bags of
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
GME cultists are trying to pin their bags on the crypto space. Compushare got yall so hard, lmao.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
We are speaking socio-economic. Money. Men are happy to provide money to women, woman are more happy with a man that can provide. The linked study specifically tiptoes around it (money earned) and only speaks of "educational advantage&
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
Nuclear, in this exact context, I had meant monogamous, specifically not multiple women per man. Grandparents being included is almost moot, but culturally were very important, everywhere/when. Before agriculture, specialization /
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
>recent heavy lifting there. Tribal polyamorous families were good when we gathered and hunted. With the rise of agriculture and population density, came familial norms that were better accommodating to all the members of the society, na
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
Thanks for the link, but it is specifically comparing _education_ levels, which has been strongly leaning towards more women, for various factors: such as, men are more interested in trades (partly economic, but also instinctual) and STEM,
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
Marriage exists to facilitate the nuclear family, which is crucial for healthy offspring and the continuity of our species. We marry to have kids. State-supported monogamy is the most stable for raising the next generation. You don't h
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
> As the playing field levels, more empowered women are more willing to date lower class men. turns out, instinctual preferences may outpower the "free market", only time will tell. It isn't looking that way though - else
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
>Stereotypes are never useful, ironic >societies adapt to their needs. we have so far. but there are biological impositions that may not be able to be overcome. >Our current societies are not going to die because they have decided
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
The government that printed the money was supposed to reduce the money supply, while capturing productivity from more profitable industries, effectively neutering the difference. Turns out it is easier to print money than to burn it. The Fe
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
A few in this thread dance around, avoiding the truth because they are afraid of being labeled a sexist. Few skirted the root causes and macro effects, but here it is, plainly: men are being displaced from their roles in society, and replac
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
You are correct the anti-inflation act is hot garbage, and accelerated inflation immediately. You are incorrect about the exact specifics about the Direct Student Loan program refunds - anyone who had made payments during the pandemic can b

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