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by MyPasswordSucks 1y ago
Well, there's a reason people build homes and apartments to live in, and a reason that societies with homes and apartments are healthier than societies that sleep in tents and shacks. Dirt is... dirty. And yes, the point being advanced
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by MyPasswordSucks 1y ago
Utilizing unused processor cycles seems interesting! Those cycles are just sitting there in people's homes, waiting to be harnessed. So maybe you should call it something-At-Home. I dunno, now that I typed it it seems a bit awkward. Ho
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by MyPasswordSucks 1y ago
In this case it wouldn't really matter. It's fine for weeding out exceptionally-chaotic hosts, but hosts who rug-pull on a once-in-a-lifetime event like the eclipse (whether to re-rent for higher prices or because they forgot to t
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by MyPasswordSucks 1y ago
You should probably consume less sensationalist activist propaganda and spend more time delving into the actual unglamorous history of how, where, when, and why they came about. Chesterton's Fence [1] is a very relevant concept here. C
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by MyPasswordSucks 1y ago
If you were an analog nomad for 4 days you would have encountered a laundromat.
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by MyPasswordSucks 1y ago
When writing reviews in-app, there's a certain pressure to not fuck someone over. For instance, hypothetically, there might be a listing that mentions plenty of clean towels, a swimming pool, and a walk to a convenience store. I get th
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by MyPasswordSucks 1y ago
What about the carpets?
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by MyPasswordSucks 1y ago
Have you been anywhere besides NYC and Vegas?
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by MyPasswordSucks 1y ago
> And then ICQ was invaded and subverted by Russia. I mean pervasively. ...not... really...? I mean, it's the 9th-most-populated country in the world, so when it comes online, it's something people notice. Just like when Nigeri
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by MyPasswordSucks 1y ago
Even the most friction-free ClickOnce deployment is going to be more of a deployment hassle than "hey, users, you know how you go to https://subdomain.local-intranet/place to add or subtract items from the inventory da
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by MyPasswordSucks 1y ago
> Fandom is tremendously worse, since its SEO efforts drown actually useful websites. This cannot be emphasized enough. A clean, no-cookied, location-off search for "Doom wiki" (no quotes) returns the terrible, low-information,
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by MyPasswordSucks 1y ago
> Reading the QR code spec (or even just the wikipedia page) could help a lot here. Comprehending what you read could help a lot, too. The output data generally isn't repeated even a single time in full, let alone "lots of time
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by MyPasswordSucks 1y ago
It's taken as a given that Siri is inferior to ChatGPT. Both are natural language call-and-response models, but one of them is constantly in the news for diagnosing patients more accurately than actual medical doctors [1] and identifyi
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by MyPasswordSucks 1y ago
> We aim to assist and grant access to people within the games industry, researchers, schools, and other institutions. While the archive is not open to the public, we hope our website and social media channels will offer insight into the
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by MyPasswordSucks 1y ago
> I didn't say anything along those lines. It seems like you're arguing against the statement that "This generation [which we'll assume refers to millenials] has the lowest mental toughness". Then - again, by my
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by MyPasswordSucks 1y ago
A violinist shouldn't get stage fright during a Vivaldi concert. A truck driver should know what to do if the brakes fail. A doctor shouldn't get flustered and try to leave the room when the emergency alert monitors are going off
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by MyPasswordSucks 1y ago
I mean, are you really trying to say that the 2010s were worse than the 1930s or getting drafted into armed combat in the 1910s, 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s? To me, that's just playing into the stereotype of millennials.
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by MyPasswordSucks 1y ago
Medical school and residency is extremely stressful for extremely stupid reasons. Medical school is still rooted in the 1950s in a lot of ways, with an emphasis on memorization which is just patently ridiculous in an age of smartphones and
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by MyPasswordSucks 1y ago
I would think the end goal would be to remove the need for frozen sperm, which we can do once we verify that the 60+ year old donors are still producing healthy swimmers. No sense in going just halfway with the Brave New Worlding.
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by MyPasswordSucks 1y ago
Some men just want to watch the world burn, others are content watching the turntable turn...
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by MyPasswordSucks 1y ago
I'd be interested to see sources for the claim that poor eyesight is evolutionarily recent. I strongly suspect it's more a matter of "won't kill you". Nearsightedness is far more common than farsightedness, and it&#
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by MyPasswordSucks 1y ago
But then you wouldn't necessarily know that their current sperm is valuable. A better method would be to confine the program to monozygotic twin pairs of young women with spotless genetic heritage, and inseminate one twin with frozen s
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by MyPasswordSucks 1y ago
The article sort of mentions this in passing, but doesn't subject it to much rigor, and the (completely obvious?) counterargument is that by the time it causes male infertility, the affected have already reproduced.
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by MyPasswordSucks 1y ago
Boredom
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by MyPasswordSucks 1y ago
I find that asking for an off-color joke is near-100% effective at weeding out slop.
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by MyPasswordSucks 1y ago
The implication of the conversation is "if only no-capitalism, then this wouldn't be an issue". The fact that this exact same behavior can (and does) readily occur under a command economy - an economic system very antipodal t
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by MyPasswordSucks 1y ago
Nitpicking: What you're describing is called a "variable ratio reinforcement schedule", and is considered to be the most effective form of operant conditioning. However, it's not even remotely "like crack". Cra
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by MyPasswordSucks 1y ago
Part of the disconnect is that these days, a lot of the Facebook use is concentrated in places you don't necessarily see from the outside. Like, fifteen years ago, if you happened upon the Facebook page of a random person, you'd u
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by MyPasswordSucks 1y ago
It's not confined to capitalism, and it's more than a bit fruitless to frame it as such. A strict command economy would still be trying to advance its own interests through identical methods. Instead of "friend post, friend p
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by MyPasswordSucks 1y ago
I pay for Prime, so that's my mental heuristic. Plenty of other people are in the same boat. For those who don't pay for Prime, "free over $35" is an acceptable drop-in replacement.

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