Nadya

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by Nadya 3y ago
This makes a lot of assumptions in the same way that "pirating loses game companies money" - yes but its not always clear cut or an exact science. Pirating was also a big factor of Minecraft's initial popularity. What if adbl
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by Nadya 3y ago
The primary difference is rolling vs alternating (as someone else mentioned) and slight left vs right hand biases (I don't think anyone brought this up yet) and there is some definitely enough room for preference of one over the other
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by Nadya 3y ago
I come out of the woodworks every now and again whenever I see Dvorak mentioned in any context. I really despise its popularity as an alternative keyboard layout because I feel it wasted a good year of my life. 1) Few people will have benef
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by Nadya 3y ago
What's your game plan for replacing your retina or fingerprints if compromised? Biodata is the least secure because it can't be easily changed and the technology already exists to compromise them.
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by Nadya 3y ago
I'm opposed to them for purely ideological reasons. Their products are some of the best on the market that I've used at work. I can't really speak to their support because everything I've had to use for work Just Works s
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by Nadya 3y ago
Another option is Purely Mail [0] which is who I'll be using if running my own Mail-in-a-box turns out to be a bit too much. It could end up being cheaper than mxroute depending on your needs. [0] https://purelymail.com&#x2F
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by Nadya 3y ago
Was only a matter of time after Gandi was sold off. It made me migrate all of my emails to a self-hosted solution using Mail-in-a-box. I'm also looking for another registrar that handles .me and .ru domains without going through Cloudf
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by Nadya 3y ago
I'm in the middle of making it easier for me to write so that I'll actually write more. :) so there's only 1 really old post currently. https://nadyanay.me/blog The subject matter I have planned is more on re
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by Nadya 3y ago
Well... I'll spoil that it is most likely not exactly "pregnant". A lot of vore art draws inflated bellies for after the (physically impossible) full-body consumption. Sometimes with a limb or few pushing out against the bell
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by Nadya 3y ago
See: punycode phishing / homograph attacks They likely mean Unicode outside the ASCII range. Last I checked Firefox refuses to implement the "fix" for this type of attack because it is "culturally insensitive" and &
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by Nadya 4y ago
Very likely! I wasn't as involved in the space during GPT-3 so my first time encountering the phrase was after DallE launched.
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by Nadya 4y ago
> I thought that the whole point of LLMs was that you could just talk conversationally, though. "Yes" (sometimes "no"). "I'm sorry but as a language model I am unable to..." The "prompt engineer&qu
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by Nadya 4y ago
It's half tongue-in-cheek and half reality. Knowing how to search Google properly, using keywords, using limiters like site: or type:, etc. is a genuine skill. Writing prompts is a different kind of search - but is also a genuine skill
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by Nadya 4y ago
My profile picture has never once been me. When I see other people's profile pictures - the time it is them it is often a heavily edited photograph - either professional or through the use of app filters or digital editing software. Th
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by Nadya 4y ago
Horses, unlike humans, are incapable of specializing in new or complex tasks and have a very narrow set of tasks they can accomplish even with a lifetime of training. The argument holds almost no water unless you assume humans are only good
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by Nadya 4y ago
> What happens in an economy when machines can do most tasks? We invent new things for people to do. As we have time immemorial. What happens to clergymen when nobody has faith in a religion? They find other things to do than preach. &gt
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by Nadya 4y ago
None of them. No really read that again: None. Of. Them. https://gist.github.com/joepie91/5a9909939e6ce7d09e29 Especially not after Kape Technology bought up review sites and VPNs and updated reviews to shill the one
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by Nadya 4y ago
I'd argue three. Namespace import is really just giving a name to the idea that "you must provide an alias to be used as a namespace if trying to do a wildcard import to avoid naming conflicts" because executing JS in a brows
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by Nadya 4y ago
Weirdness? `require` was Node weirdness because Javascript lacked imports/exports at the time. The ES6 syntax is remarkably better, allows imports to be async, and doesn't need to run the code to see what should be assigned to `mo
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by Nadya 4y ago
Personally, zero complaints about Cargo (Rust) and very minimal complaints about NuGet (C#/.NET). My issues around NuGet are probably self-created because I refuse to learn the CLI [0] for it and I've had occasional issues with Vi
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by Nadya 4y ago
I'm on desktop now so can explain a bit more in depth. Also a minor correction. Projects are often times funded out of pocket by the creator. Though due to that nature these products cannot scale or eventually must adopt a profit model
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by Nadya 4y ago
>They'll avoid saying anything that could harm profits. I'm on mobile so won't respond as well as I'd like to. But 1000000% this is why I'm vehemently against advertisements as a primary model of income. Want mon
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by Nadya 4y ago
I'll do so but being honest my email provider is often understandably blocked due to its roots and affiliations with 4chan so I'm not usually surprised when it is blocked - but I found it ironic that I'd have to create a th
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by Nadya 4y ago
"Disposable emails are not allowed." for my primary, personal email. Ironically I'd need to make a disposable email to even register.
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by Nadya 4y ago
This Japanese is (just barely) legible and makes for a great example of what the OP is talking about. And since Japanese is a surprisingly popular language for HN posters - if you are able to read Japanese - I challenge you read this: http
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by Nadya 4y ago
I have a fancy fountain pen and was taught Gregg shorthand by my grandmother and have used it for note taking for most of my life. I still type 50%-75% faster than I write and can type for significantly longer than I can write. If I learned
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by Nadya 4y ago
If you wish to learn grammar, especially more advanced grammar not grammar that is often not covered by many of the more popular "JP Learning Guides" online I highly recommend imabi.net I have a very negative view of most language
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by Nadya 4y ago
I use Git daily and literally couldn't tell you how to use it because I've aliased every single command it has. I basically have a wrapper over it and to teach anyone how to use Git I have to peel my layer away and check what I ha
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by Nadya 4y ago
And make it a fun ASM. Like 6502 [0]. [0] https://skilldrick.github.io/easy6502/
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by Nadya 4y ago
Seems better presented and quite adjacent to my own photography project: https://everythingcanbe.art/gallery although the intent is clearly different as the statement made by me is a very pro-AI stance towards what "

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