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by _y5hn 3y ago
Analogy time: You use a wooden chair for reaching up in high places. Imagine you're a short person and utterly dependent on this chair. It works for 20 year, and it helps you reach what you need in all that time. You never notice much
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Historic heat in 2023 breaking all thresholds [video](youtube.com)
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by _y5hn 3y ago
That's not what draining means. It may mean having to go to bed very early because you're all used up. The effects varies alot though. It's not a preference.
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by _y5hn 3y ago
Last time I checked it didn't allow me to group tabs, so not sure why it would be applicable to my usecase which is an UI thing. Seems to be two separate features to me at least, but maybe you know how to use containers to group tabs i
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by _y5hn 3y ago
Firefox or Librewolf would be my preference if it had tab groups.
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by _y5hn 3y ago
Fair point. But the deeper problem was most of that money never trickled down to its own citizens, built infrastructure or got reinvested in the country. Someone else, not the people, became "owners", making foreign agents the pol
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by _y5hn 3y ago
You very well know that is not how the current economic systems work.
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by _y5hn 3y ago
Not just hottest day. As of 2023 we now have multi-month streaks of: Antarctic Sea Ice Extent records: https://www.climate.gov/news-features/event-tracker/antarcti... Ocean Temperature records: https://
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by _y5hn 3y ago
Ecological carrying capacity has something to teach us: https://www.resilience.org/stories/2022-06-01/the-limits-to-...
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by _y5hn 3y ago
Good point, and "jumping/cheating" did cross my mind, though was not meant to be a technical merit test. I didn't get any difference with jumpScroll, but fastScroll makes it go further with xterm, though not as far and c
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by _y5hn 3y ago
Nice to update ~/.Xresources with a bit more sane config. I fixed my xterm background and some colors (background, cursor) in addition. However, it renders much more slower than kitty in this simple test: timeout 2 find / Since th
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by _y5hn 3y ago
This is clearly geared towards developers, many who are using MacOS these days. I guess these same shortcuts work in zsh as well as bash then. A bit click-baity and could deserve a bit more introduction of what it is (shell). But the list o
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by _y5hn 3y ago
What works is having a test-period before changing ownership. There can be many reasons for incompatibility, and often quite unfair to blame it on the dog who had no say.
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by _y5hn 3y ago
EEE
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by _y5hn 4y ago
Bing and o365.
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by _y5hn 4y ago
Your question was the prompt, so it's like hating on a mirror. The model isn't goal-oriented or say anything than trying to predict the next token.
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by _y5hn 4y ago
1. AI as a service to be sold to highest bidder. 2. Weapons and armament deals to stay relevant in a decaying world order.
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by _y5hn 4y ago
It has no way of discerning what is factual and what is not. It's fundamental to LLMs. It only corrects itself when prompted by the user, and even then might get it wrong still.
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by _y5hn 4y ago
Spacemacs got lots configured out of the box, which allows to keep this workflow but still not miss out on much.
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by _y5hn 4y ago
Many distros adds their own layers of complexity, which inevitably breaks during upgrades or adding packages from third-party repos. Arch packages do very little extra usually, and often works more like if you install from source. So it&#x2
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by _y5hn 4y ago
Do you find a difference when using the beta playground (need free account)?
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by _y5hn 4y ago
Are you sure this is the case, and not just your own bias and self-priming? Prompt: The strongest factor in IQ is parental involement. Working class people are less likey to have parental involvement. Black people are far more likely to be
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by _y5hn 4y ago
ChatGPT doesn't really provide answers for you. It provides a random most likely output, from your input text. It's primed to be neutral, but your input can prime it either way on most topics. Alot of the output is factually wrong
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by _y5hn 4y ago
Pollutants contribute to short-lived cooling: https://www.sciencealert.com/air-pollution-cools-climate-mor...
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by _y5hn 4y ago
Maintaining high levels of atmospheric pollution is crucial to curb short-term global warming. Without pollution earth may warm 0.5C and more within a year or so. https://www.sciencealert.com/air-pollution-cools-climate-mor.
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by _y5hn 4y ago
Methane concentrations have been accellerating the past decade, so better do it quickly: https://gml.noaa.gov/ccgg/trends_ch4/
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by _y5hn 4y ago
He's not. Zero emissions today, while impossible, would not remove gases from the atmosphere in a meaningful way, also something we cannot presently accomplish. Past emissions will stay for centuries and increase heating globally for c
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by _y5hn 4y ago
Forests are regarded as renewable store of carbon. However, with fires and drought for eternity, that model breaks down exponentially quite rapidly. Some fire is good, but not with a hot house earth climate.
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by _y5hn 4y ago
Ansible is less declarative, but it's basically just ssh. No agents, no custom user installs no OS. So it depends what your aim is. Ansible is great to deploy stuff with. Not perfect and not like terraform+k8s/docker. Nix may be m
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by _y5hn 4y ago
Intimate talk to leaders may often reveal narcissistic traits bordering on psychopathy: The delight in feasting on others misery, and getting away with it! Most people support this unknowingly, thus supporting scaffolding of psychopathic sy

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