SkyeCA

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by SkyeCA 6mo ago
I noticed this as well when reading the replies other people have gotten from it. The English it produces is extremely easy to read, has a good pacing, and has a really nice tone.
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by SkyeCA 6mo ago
These cliches are just annoying to read at this point, everyone has heard this stuff a million times and yet...millions still suffer. If I'm being honest it just comes across as yet another form of bullying when socially well adjusted
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by SkyeCA 6mo ago
> and the tragedy is that every mistake they make compounds this This is correct and I'm convinced there comes a point where there's no way out. The vast majority of social experiences in my life have been negative and it gets
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by SkyeCA 6mo ago
> Does ibuprofen work better? In my experience it works far better at managing headaches/migraines.
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by SkyeCA 6mo ago
Most people don't make a conscious decision in how they react to something emotionally, it just happens. If you want people to take what you say seriously you have to consider the PR side of things. > not even an inflammatory one I
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by SkyeCA 6mo ago
> you're deliberately misinterpreting terms Using the term "toxic" to describe things is an issue because people have an immediate negative reaction to it and go on the defence. Wording matters a lot and I'm unsure
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by SkyeCA 6mo ago
It was preformative nonsense that caused (and still causes!) more hassle than it was worth
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by SkyeCA 6mo ago
> You aren't fabbing up integrated machine learning SOCs All the basic sensors you need for flight exist in the literal billions of Android phones produced in the last 15 years. I'm trying to be evasive about how you'd bui
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by SkyeCA 6mo ago
> So making drones and drone parts do not require any highly advanced technology or manufacturing processes? I'll understand if you aren't a hardware person, but I think you severely overestimate how complex a drone needs to be
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by SkyeCA 6mo ago
> If drones become a big enough problem for countries like the US, then drone factories in China will be bombed Bombing China would be an insane course of action to take for virtually any reason. That aside consider this: You currently h
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by SkyeCA 6mo ago
> Interaction contracts into small meshes of trusted, verifiably human participants to keep the tides of spamslop at bay This is already happening and you don't have to look far to find it. Personally HN is the only site I browse
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by SkyeCA 6mo ago
> I wonder why? Because the internet, for all it's good, has caused society and individuals some pretty serious problems. I don't like the idea of mandatory age verification, but having unrestricted internet access as a kid was
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by SkyeCA 6mo ago
holds up spork
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by SkyeCA 7mo ago
> Have you looked at how expensive international shipping is? It really shocks me how bad shipping has gotten. It's nearly unaffordable to buy things on eBay from the US as a Canadian due to shipping costs, so I can only imagine jus
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by SkyeCA 7mo ago
32GB of vram for a decent price? I wonder if these will work well for VR, because vram is my current main issue.
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by SkyeCA 7mo ago
Attraction matters and it matters a lot. This isn't news, a lot of people just don't like to acknowledge it.
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by SkyeCA 7mo ago
I've been in circles where I thought it didn't matter and I've had people in my life who I thought didn't care...and then they find out (because good luck hiding the thing you do for 40+ hours a week) and the relationshi
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by SkyeCA 7mo ago
> Start over and pick something else. Something else that they want to kill as well, don't forget that bit.
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by SkyeCA 7mo ago
For all intents and purposes I am my job and I'm tired of people trying to pretend like this isn't true. As a human I am worth exactly what I'm able to earn, not a cent more and I am judged by others first and foremost based
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by SkyeCA 7mo ago
"Whataboutism" is just the cry of people upset others disagreed with their stance in a way they disliked.
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by SkyeCA 7mo ago
This is a good UX change, one of many UX improvements needed on CLIs. Not showing feedback on user input is objectively confusing for inexperienced users.
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by SkyeCA 7mo ago
> and they have also driven people to suicide As has Reddit, Facebook, etc. Bad things occasionally happening on a platform doesn't make the platform/site inherently bad.
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by SkyeCA 7mo ago
It might be about spite for some, but it's okay to admit you don't understand car people, especially the ones who like diesels.
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by SkyeCA 7mo ago
> You literally live in a Democracy. I have never once voted for a winner at any level of government and parties are whipped. It's really working for me, eh?
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by SkyeCA 7mo ago
> organizations like the Digital Childhood Alliance (DCA)
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by SkyeCA 7mo ago
> I don't understand why nobody in the comments is freaked out about this. Because it's hopeless? It's been proven time and time again there's nothing the average person can do to fight this sort of thing. It's j
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by SkyeCA 7mo ago
Eternal Sloptember
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by SkyeCA 7mo ago
> People who lost their job might be able to pick up doing something they actually enjoy… It's more probable they lose everything before ending up with a worse job that pays less.
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by SkyeCA 7mo ago
I have an 8GB M2 as my primary laptop and I never experience noticeable lag on it, despite doing work on it a normal person would never do.
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by SkyeCA 8mo ago
> America and Israel are lawless countries. The truth of the world, as much as we may hate it, is that at least at the state level might makes right.

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