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by Rotten194 7y ago
Dropbox selective sync that ignores the archived versions maybe?
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by Rotten194 7y ago
Have you used a switch? There is no commodity tablet on the market with the attachable controller form factor & dockable with HDMI passthru that the Switch has, at the Switch pricepoint.
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by Rotten194 7y ago
number of people * hours taken per person
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by Rotten194 7y ago
For people who believe the marketing: why would a legitimate sysadmin tool include a cryptocurrency miner and a feature to turn off the webcam indicator light? This was used to exploit people, plain and simple. While I don't think blan
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by Rotten194 7y ago
I never thought of financial logs as an angle for history, very interesting. Funny to think that in the future this might be done with the default-public Venmo transaction feeds. "Here we see Handel paid his friend with the message &qu
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by Rotten194 7y ago
My hacky solution to doing this for free is to use the iphone accessibility "speak screen" feature. With the high quality Siri voice downloaded, it sounds just as good as this. And in BookFusion it will read through an entire chap
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by Rotten194 7y ago
Unfortunately a lot of these models are trained more on white faces and end up lightening everyone's skin as a result. My photographer friend is constantly fighting with photo-retouching tools to not whitewash their subjects.
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English Resource Grammar – A high-coverage symbolic grammar of English(erg.delph-in.net)
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by Rotten194 7y ago
Murakami is a great author. One of his most famous pieces is A Slow Boat to China , which is definitely worth a read. It's not too long, and touches on very interesting social themes resulting from Japan's rapid post-war industri
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by Rotten194 7y ago
You can't, and it sucks. That's why the web is better, or at least why it's supposed to be better.
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by Rotten194 7y ago
the scraper = the person doing the scraping
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by Rotten194 7y ago
> Your software is your product. The primary cost of software is NOT the initial development: It is the ongoing maintenance. When you cut corners, you are taking out a loan against your future sanity and time. Higher quality code bases a
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by Rotten194 7y ago
Can't some service dogs predict seizures? If so, an AI probably could as well (maybe with the right sensor input).
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by Rotten194 7y ago
Yeah I highly recommend DBT, I've done it as well and it's very effective for those kind of sudden onset extreme moods -- it was developed for exactly that.
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by Rotten194 7y ago
It was awhile ago, but IIRC I just called around to a bunch of places. The best way to get information unfortunately ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by Rotten194 7y ago
Every good mental health professional I've had has understood this. Effective treatment treats the individual, not the diagnosis -- the diagnosis is only to get authotizarion from insurance and government agencies to get the necessary
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by Rotten194 7y ago
Using the Steam client to run other code at an escalated privilege level .
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by Rotten194 7y ago
I don't see why this is a big deal -- a native app can also be distributed with malicious patches or dlls, and those are common methods for e.g. game modding and cracking. If you're worried about the integrity of a program, check
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by Rotten194 7y ago
Back in the day I used to build single-shot logic using sand supported by torches holding back water. Water knocks out torches, sand falls releasing more water, etc. When redstone came along everything got much simpler :-)
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by Rotten194 7y ago
Yeah, but how does running a Windows game on Linux = cheating? I understand the need for modern multiplayer games to have anticheat (however unfortunate, and I still refuse to play games that use literal rootkit-esque anticheat [1]), but ju
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by Rotten194 7y ago
Among others that have already been mentioned (Applied Science, Bon Appetit, Food Wishes, etc.): * Game Maker's Toolkit -- in depth analysis of game mechanics and game design (from a journalist / player perspective, not so much a
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by Rotten194 7y ago
Yeah, but barely anyone uses it. That doesn't really disprove the usability issues.
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by Rotten194 7y ago
One thing this article didn't mention is how crowdfunding also exacerbates existing inequalities: for example, racial biases [1]. [1] https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2837042
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by Rotten194 8y ago
Definitely interesting -- I haven't read the paper so I can't comment too much, but I remember from my phonetics class in college that (IIRC) there isn't a language that pronounces labiodentals with the bottom teeth against t
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by Rotten194 8y ago
Javascript should really also be connected to Scheme. Sure, the "JS = Scheme" meme is not true, but Eich was certainly inspired by Scheme.
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by Rotten194 8y ago
I'm typing, not yelling. I think it's pretty obvious that they were talking about the "manifest destiny" genocide of native people, considering that "freeing up" that land was considered pivotal to "comple
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by Rotten194 8y ago
there's no evidence that immigrants are more intolerant than the general public. most domestic terrorism against minorities is committed by people who are not (recent, obv if you go back far enough white people are immigrants too...) i
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by Rotten194 8y ago
cool pointless pedantry, irrelevant to their main point. native americans were seen asa homogenous group by white colonizers, despitr the fact that they weren't actually. quibbling about technicalities doesn't change the fact that
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by Rotten194 8y ago
so whats your point? yes people going back 10 generations can be intolerant fucks, meaning there is no difference between the people who've been here for a long time vs people who just came here, proving my point . the segment of pe
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by Rotten194 8y ago
what happened to native americans was a genocide, yes. smallpox blankets, the trail of tears, forced adoptions, resedential schools -- it literally ticks every box of the genocide definition and then some. arguing not is willful ignorance o

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