SLWW

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by SLWW 1y ago
The most endearing thing about Nostr is that the User IDs are just the most concise, and shortest of all ActivityPub Compat. protocols.
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by SLWW 1y ago
Mud huts didn't have you evicted 4 years after you built it. A different scenario. It's one thing to function in a world where you have nothing but can always make ends meet because while you aren't earning anything more, at
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by SLWW 1y ago
I am a top 15% earner in my area, have been for 7 years, and I'll be able to afford a home maybe in another 5-10 years. If you consider starting a family with no hope of ever getting out of renting, as landlords constantly raise monthl
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by SLWW 1y ago
I did say something. You again aren't real. Curse Vishnu if you are real, please and thank you.
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by SLWW 1y ago
The use of the word "emergent" is concerning to me. I believe this to be an... exaggeration of the observed effect. Depending on the perspective and the knowledge of the domain, this might seem to some ad emergent, however we sa
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by SLWW 1y ago
Hilarious that the supposed validity of information is the metric in which you forgive any possibility of censure. You people aren't real, I am convinced; no human being is this foolish if left to themselves.
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by SLWW 1y ago
Young people also like to see if there is a way to have a better world, old people tend to keep the status quo. While I'm sure the connection to technology and the Internet as a whole plays a role, but much more-so the gross and clearl
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by SLWW 1y ago
I was thoroughly confused about how it was Sept. The blog post seemed so confident it was Christmas :)
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by SLWW 1y ago
JREG is the only Canadian I would accept as a Presidential Candidate for the US, and i don't even agree with half of what he says. I just think he'd do a better job than most.
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by SLWW 1y ago
I've done this on a few smaller projects when I was in college. It's fun bringing something similar to OOP into C; however you can get into trouble really quickly if you are not careful.
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by SLWW 1y ago
https://archive.is/6h2TN
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by SLWW 1y ago
So Android is just iOS now.
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by SLWW 1y ago
I usually find people who oppose the flag to be the "soft" or "virtuous" racist types. The comment about Church goers is also most likely due to where you are. Maybe you should visit a different neighborhood, or you ar
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by SLWW 1y ago
What do you think? It doesn't take a genius to see the flag stands for a certain set of ideas, maybe start searching in the Constitution if you have questions, the Bill of Rights is excellent reading as well. I choose not to list them
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by SLWW 1y ago
"People are strange when you're a stranger, Faces look ugly when you're alone. Women seem wicked when you're unwanted, Streets are uneven when you're down."
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by SLWW 1y ago
> During a group date, my date's friend wanted to go to a bar. He asked if I could get in without ID because he didn't think I was living here legally. One moment I felt like I belonged with them. The next, I was reminded that
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by SLWW 1y ago
A logical argument is only as good as it's presuppositions. To first lay siege to your own assumptions before reasoning about them tends towards a more beneficial outcome. Another issue with "thinkers" is that many are cowar
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by SLWW 1y ago
Couldn't agree more. However on the bright side people only believe what they want to anyhow, so not much has been lost -_-
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by SLWW 1y ago
While what you are saying makes a lot of sense, but it seemingly ignores the concerns of a people who, not too long before, had been made aware of the dangerous notion of Muslims having dominion over even an adjacent region to their own. I
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by SLWW 1y ago
A nation that might fit this description may have had their populace indoctrinated (through a widespread political campaign) to believe that the majority of the world throughout history seeks for their destruction. That's a reason for
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by SLWW 1y ago
I only highlighted that I'm not in support of the crusades since it sounds like i might be by my comments. I was highlighting that they didn't just lash out with no cause to start their holy war. Rhodesia is a hard one; since the
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by SLWW 1y ago
Do you have references or corroborating evidence? In 1992 a statue was erected to Harris in London, it was under 24 hour surveillance for several months due to protesting and vandalism attempts. I'm only mentioning this to highlight
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by SLWW 1y ago
> The weakness here is that at some point you've defined the persona so strictly that it's ahistorical and more reflective of your own mental model. That's a good thing to be aware of, using our own bias to make it more &q
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by SLWW 1y ago
The crusades were predicated on historic tensions between Rome and the Arabs. Which is why I mention that, while the First Crusade proper was in 1096, it's core reasoning were situations like the Sacking of St. Peters which is conside
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by SLWW 1y ago
That's a fun idea; almost having it "play pretend" instead of directly asking it for strong anti-heliocentric arguments outright. It's weird to see which topics it "thinks" are politically charged vs. others.
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by SLWW 1y ago
- Rhodesia (lock step with the racial-first reasoning, underplays Britain's failures to support that which they helped establish; makes the colonists look hateful when they were dealing with terrorists which the British supported) - Bo
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by SLWW 1y ago
My core problem with LLMs is as you say; it's good for some simpler concepts, tasks, etc. but when you need to dive into more complex topics it will oversimplify, give you what you didn't ask for, or straight up lie by omission. H
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by SLWW 1y ago
Been an Early Adopter, joined January of 2023 and I have never looked back or paused my monthly. I'm currently running with the Ultimate package which is good value for the $25/month price tag. Beyond content to stay with Kagi, I
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by SLWW 1y ago
Considering that it the db isn't public and the disclosures are listed at the bottom, before the publication, this is mostly white hat and helps the company they target. More and more businesses are accepting the help when they are gi
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by SLWW 1y ago
what? Why not just use different passwords for different things. I'd recommend something like privacy.com so you can generate a bunch of one-use cc cards when doing shopping on sites you don't trust and the like. Also don't

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