ShinyLeftPad

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541.
by ShinyLeftPad 5mo ago
How do you post on social media without a phone?
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by ShinyLeftPad 5mo ago
> It is not acceptable to have to pay a monthly fee to a giant corporation to participate in unrelated things. Do you always have to pay a monthly fee with a smartphone? Are there pre-paid SIM cards?
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by ShinyLeftPad 5mo ago
I looked it up and according to Hezbollah the evil of Israel is in its existence. The stated objective is destruction of Israel and having another one of the many Islamic countries in its place, and it does not appear contingent on what Isr
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by ShinyLeftPad 5mo ago
> I'm at a crossroad , do I opt for 3d mesh isometrics with more hardware requirements for mobile phones or stick to isometric sprite which nobody seems to be generating via AI Just find an artist or learn to draw
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by ShinyLeftPad 5mo ago
I often use category links on the bottom or in the sidebar when researching. Also I use search, which doesn't work in this alternative GUI. Sometimes I check the article in another language.
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by ShinyLeftPad 5mo ago
Honestly, a testament to current Wikipedia design, because while it's fun to click around it's literally impossible to find what you need in this kind of GUI. (Geofile explorer is simply baffling.)
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by ShinyLeftPad 5mo ago
This is a fallacious argument. As if it was controversial to say that an organization engaging in lawless violence and terror attacks (imagine if those attacks were against you) doesn't have any moral ground to stand on, even if it doe
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I Tracked Down the Hidden Workers Secretly Powering ChatGPT [video](youtube.com)
2 points by ShinyLeftPad 5mo ago|0 comments
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by ShinyLeftPad 5mo ago
Many big holidays don't coincide every year on the same date in Gregorian calendar, and in a few places I lived such that central landmarks can be absolutely flooded on particular days of week because it's a tourist destination or
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by ShinyLeftPad 5mo ago
> there is disagreement on the general extent to which it is fallible - historically, opinion on the appeal to authority has been divided: it is listed as a non-fallacious argument as often as a fallacious argument > Some consider it
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by ShinyLeftPad 5mo ago
Strong culture of gifting/sending money to family from my understanding.
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by ShinyLeftPad 5mo ago
Doesn't matter, the point is inception!
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by ShinyLeftPad 5mo ago
How quickly claude responds when it acts like a user space LLM chatbot?
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by ShinyLeftPad 5mo ago
> Last year I was in Kuala Lumpur for a few days and took the person I was with to a bunch of the places I had visited when I was there a decade ago. Usually explained by a different time of week/year/month. If you stay in a pl
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by ShinyLeftPad 5mo ago
There's many issues with this. - MacBooks are not very attractive theft targets anyway, when properly locked you can only sell them for parts. Wallet or camera or non-Apple laptop would be much more telling. - Except for Japan, most pl
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by ShinyLeftPad 6mo ago
It doesn't look exactly the same. Sure, if it had a tiny touchpad with separate buttons or missing indent so that it's inconvenient to open the lid or didn't have stereo speakers or was really thick then it would look even mo
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by ShinyLeftPad 6mo ago
You're saying the same thing, we see some anomaly in measured light and we say "the simplest explanation is dark matter". We are not measuring dark matter, we are measuring something that is not what we expect and we decided
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by ShinyLeftPad 6mo ago
We don't measure dark matter, we measure some anomaly and then we say "it must've been dark matter". It's not crazy different from saying the same about that poltergeist.
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by ShinyLeftPad 6mo ago
Looks less like "laws", more as "assorted facts and opinions".