Levitz

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by Levitz 10mo ago
The rest of the world is the one thing that gives me hope in this regard, really. It feels like year by year, Asia, even China, is becoming more and more culturally relevant. Western media is just too damn stagnant. Hollywood used to be kno
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by Levitz 10mo ago
It's a fridge . We are not talking a server, a raspberry pi, a phone, we are talking about a fridge . Do you want to talk to my 70 year old father about how he should come up with solutions to ads on his fridge? Yes he can grab a gar
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by Levitz 10mo ago
No for everybody it won't. Not to even mention the waste.
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by Levitz 10mo ago
>Is political correctness necessary to have a thriving community / open source project? Not at all, but this reads like childishness rather than political correctness.
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by Levitz 10mo ago
>for example in Dota2 it doesen't matter how fast you click an entity, because the turnrate of your character is limited, so a person clicking reasonably fast and a bot clicking in 0.01ms both arrive there at the same time. Precisio
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by Levitz 10mo ago
It's a numbers issue. How often do people encounter cheaters while playing Switch games online?
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by Levitz 10mo ago
>Start putting real facts into a site and before you know it you're "woke" again This is precisely the problem that is being arrogantly failing to be addressed by grokipedia. This idea that knowledge naturally leans ideolo
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by Levitz 10mo ago
Can Satya Nadella be honest regarding this subject? "Ah yes we invested $13B into OpenAI but it's a bubble"
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by Levitz 11mo ago
It's just the classic of people with a whole lot of money getting what they want from the government, only boosted by the fact that for the previous decade and a half the left has legitimized political action from corporations since it
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by Levitz 11mo ago
Because it doesn't really matter that much. People will check country when they disagree with the account in order to dismiss it, people won't care about it when they agree with the content.
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by Levitz 11mo ago
This isn't even that. If I'm a person others may take as a reference and I hold Bitcoin, it is in my interest to publicly state that Bitcoin is going to increase in value, because that in itself makes it increase in value and it&#
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by Levitz 11mo ago
Because their conditions and abilities are different.
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by Levitz 11mo ago
Whenever you enter a community, you implicitly agree to a small contract with the community. If I enter a running community, it's assumed that I'm not there to talk about cooking pasta, if I sign up to a book club, people will sur
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by Levitz 11mo ago
Left handed people also have a libido to take care of, after all.
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Because even though it definitely happened, it's one of those things you cannot prove and that don't really get recorded anywhere. It also doesn't help that there is not even a time reference here. I want to say somewhere aro
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by Levitz 11mo ago
It is of no cost to me when someone else writes a book, plays a song or draws a picture. It is also true that, basically whatever I ever do, someone else has done better. This does not stop me from doing those things because the value withi
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by Levitz 11mo ago
It goes beyond that, a lot of content really shouldn't be translated to begin with. I'm Spanish, yet I set my system to English because I know that at some point I'm going to look something up or I'm going to come upon s
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by Levitz 11mo ago
Mesmerizing and beautiful in a simple way, I really like this type of thing.
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Ultimately this is akin to password requirements. They are a bother but the average user is just much too careless to be trusted with their own security.
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by Levitz 11mo ago
Speaking for myself, it's really irritating to support a chrome alternative precisely because it's a chrome alternative and have it constantly shoot itself in the foot. It sucks that I can't even attempt to convince someone t
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by Levitz 11mo ago
The only context I can think of in which it wouldn't be true is if someone learned the language through full immersion with no text involved, it's a bizarre situation. There's also no reason as to assume that a volunteer tran
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by Levitz 11mo ago
I mean it honestly when I say thanks for the correction.
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You are just proving my point. Statements like this show that it's worthless to engage. Can you provide any source for her "calling for trans people to be physically attacked"? Because you seem fixated on it, and I've ju
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by Levitz 11mo ago
There's a variety of reasons. You don't have a human to manage. The relationship is completely one-sided, you can query a generative AI at 3 in the morning on new years eve. This entity has no emotions to manage and no own interes
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by Levitz 11mo ago
For a communicator, no audience means you lose everything. Why would he, or for that matter, anyone do that? Look at JK Rowling. Stood her ground, if it wasn't for her books allowing her advocacy, she'd have disappeared. Instead s
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by Levitz 11mo ago
>If your friends are in the right-wing sphere (e.g. Joe Rogan listeners, etc), then yeah, likely. I reckon there's more of a correlation between this type of statement and being a Bluesky user than being right-wing and using X. I me
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by Levitz 11mo ago
Well, wasn't that sentiment a response to those arguing that the site would cease to function or be outlawed in several countries?
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Well yes, we had low resolution images, no consideration for different viewports, no non-default fonts and little interactivity beyond links or other queries to the server.
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And yet often this is not what happens. Why? People don't do stuff poorly on purpose. There's also nobody out there for which button elements are some arcane and obscure thing, we all know they exist, so what is happening? I'
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by Levitz 11mo ago
This thread is literally about Denmark and the European Union.

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