UmYeahNo

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by UmYeahNo 3y ago
Another reason why I should become a better touch typist. Too stressful for the under 40wpm gang.
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by UmYeahNo 3y ago
Phrase "may you live in interesting times" A sardonic curse disguised as well-wishing, where interesting times refers to trouble. - https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/may_you_live_in_interesting_t...
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by UmYeahNo 3y ago
>In particular, it seems to me to be likely that we have to choose between "make your own identity/be true to yourself" and "you have to have a good job and a good house and good mating prospects". (That seems re
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by UmYeahNo 3y ago
Having seen Contact, Arrival and Independence Day, are we positive it's "gibberish" and not some type of code we haven't deciphered yet?
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by UmYeahNo 3y ago
I tell you what, if you're a young person you can be publicly shamed for having the wrong color bubble, or outcast by being excluded from a group chat. To you and I that probably doesn't make sense, but for a big portion of the y
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by UmYeahNo 3y ago
"I'm just a Beastie Boys fan."
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by UmYeahNo 3y ago
I don't think that mentality has changed at all. If anything, it's become considerably worse. We'll be experiencing the effects of lots of short-sighted quick-profit decisions being made today for decades. The quantity of dis
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by UmYeahNo 3y ago
Right, that's what I've been using, I was curious about the higher dose prescription version GP referred to
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by UmYeahNo 3y ago
Interesting. Does the prescription have a drug name? I've been using an OTC CBD balm for bone-on-bone arthritis knee pain, but I'd love something with a bit more oomph to help reduce pain and inflammation. I'd love to be able
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by UmYeahNo 3y ago
The article paints a pretty dire picture. Having never been to that part of the world, is the nearest place that could support Reno? I assume this would need a post-hurricane type support airdrop of supplies?
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by UmYeahNo 3y ago
The UID/PW demo combo doesn't work for me. Tried to actually sign up and couldn't figure it out (maybe you can't yet?) It sounds interesting, but I can't figure it out.
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by UmYeahNo 3y ago
Have you shopped at Macy's recently? The quality of clothing there is so cheaply made and overpriced, I'm not surprised at all that people aren't shopping there.
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by UmYeahNo 3y ago
I don't see why these would be correlated, personally. FWIW, Y2K was seen as a bug that needed fixing. While there are many who see that AI as problematic, I don't think it's seen as a "bug" the same way at all.
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by UmYeahNo 3y ago
How many Apple devices are prematurely in landfills simply because an inexpensive or consumable part was deliberately rendered impossible to fix or replace?
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by UmYeahNo 3y ago
Should we write the Google graveyard entry now or in 6 months?
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by UmYeahNo 3y ago
Midjourney can. https://docs.midjourney.com/docs/image-prompts
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by UmYeahNo 3y ago
Gin drinkers, too
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by UmYeahNo 4y ago
Like many, i've been thinking a lot about this. I feel like we are in the "hdr photo" phase of AI image creation. If you recall when HDR photography as a technique first gained popularity it was heavy handed and obvious, then
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by UmYeahNo 4y ago
macs books air
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by UmYeahNo 4y ago
Not really. It's mostly member supported. "Presently, NPR receives funding for less than 1% of its budget directly from the federal government, but receives almost 10% of its budget from federal, state, and local governments indir
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by UmYeahNo 4y ago
>In an AI future, mediocre anything will not exist anymore. Right! Aren't we all mediocre before we're excellent? Isn't every entry level job some version of trying to get past being mediocre? i.e. Isn't a jr develop
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by UmYeahNo 4y ago
As someone who is facing the prospect of re-skilling my career again after being "disrupted" out of my first career, happening a second time 15 years later due to AI, my sympathy for your founders is in short supply. Your foun
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by UmYeahNo 4y ago
Well, if I'm going to remain cyncical I'd hazard a guess that many of these startups are to "disrupt" some industry anyway -- automating the previously unautomate-able, putting huge swaths of people out of a job (often
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by UmYeahNo 4y ago
Boy, this got pushed off the front page awfully quickly.
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by UmYeahNo 4y ago
When we little guys put our eggs in one basket, or put excessive reliance in business we have no control of we get accused, sometimes implicitly, sometimes explicitly, of being incompetent. That we should've known better. Hmmm.... The
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by UmYeahNo 4y ago
Putting as many people as possible out of work, in an ever-accelerating cascade.
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by UmYeahNo 4y ago
This looks to be the correct URL: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/01/how-to-control-your-...
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by UmYeahNo 4y ago
Weird. Came here to say the same thing. I let mine charge for a couple days and it wouldn't come back to life, so off to the recyclers it went. Such a shame.
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Ask HN: Comprehensive guide to safely store passwords, 2FA backup tokens etc.
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by UmYeahNo 4y ago
If those things were "cured" and a person could live to 150, or 200 or more, it would likely spell the end of the planet due to over consumption, over population, depletion of resources, etc. So you'd need to choose your way

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