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by acumenical 3y ago
I don't agree. As someone who has written many jailbreak prompts, the very fact that earlier jailbreak prompts no longer work indicates to me that the integration has changed. The model might be the same, but filtering the input extens
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by acumenical 3y ago
Am I the only one who just keeps a bunch of Sublime Text tabs open? Obsidian looks pretty good for the tagging functionality though
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by acumenical 3y ago
I don't buy it. To me, the real story is that Evernote sucked for a long time. They never evolved and what worked in 2008 stopped working a while ago. Notion and Obsidian and iCloud ate their lunch, and all apps these days are so well
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by acumenical 3y ago
I know we love to reinvent the wheel here but come on. Dead simple Linux is too programmable, does too many things, so we have to layer Android on top of it so we can do fewer things and then it's magically okay? This must be a joke.
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by acumenical 3y ago
After experiencing 120Hz it ruined 60Hz monitors for me
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by acumenical 3y ago
After 78 characters on a line... right?
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by acumenical 3y ago
I always hoped this meme would make an appearance in an episode of Black Mirror
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by acumenical 3y ago
There's always fasting, calisthenics, and avoiding PUFAs.
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by acumenical 3y ago
Maybe the heart was in the right place, but yet another test that consumers pay for is not really the solution to the PFAS problem. The solution is holding polluters accountable. Until that happens, the test is simply a luxury that allows y
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by acumenical 3y ago
I was with you until the whole sleep away the day bit, then you lost me. It sounds more like a cover for depression or learned helplessness than a desire to do good. If that's how you see things then I question the rest of it.
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by acumenical 3y ago
> surprisingly common at 1 in 30,000 You should reevaluate what you consider common. Schizophrenia, a condition you probably rarely witness in every day life, is around 1 in 100. You don't interact with 30,000 people even over the c
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by acumenical 3y ago
Or, you know, just stop eating so much. It isn't hard and you can do it for free. Even if you have the genetics of a plant, you are not going to defy the laws of thermodynamics and gain weight while eating below maintenance. What is mo
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by acumenical 3y ago
Funny how this is posted after the post about Second Life. I'm not entirely sure how it works, but I think Tilia is a sort of money processor for Second Life, which allows users to exchange their virtual currency for real world USD.
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by acumenical 3y ago
Skill issue
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by acumenical 3y ago
> But Truman is not the story’s true everyman. The people who watch The Truman Show are. I'm by no means a movie buff but I thought this was kind of obvious.
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by acumenical 3y ago
Yes, if they want to opt out of society. In most places outside the farm, for a woman not to apply makeup is career and social suicide.
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by acumenical 3y ago
> for-profit health insurance companies all would rather not pay for it Do you really believe a for-profit company doesn't want profit?
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by acumenical 3y ago
Good point if the app was independent like Yelp. I envisioned this as a first party product from a more powerful company, which makes the Watch as well, that could then directly integrate the consumer/review data into their Maps app o
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by acumenical 3y ago
In the future, reviews will be automated, thus immunizing them from unsavory practices such as paid reviews. Your GPS-enabled wearable compute device will determine which establishment you patronized and for how long, and biometric data wil
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by acumenical 3y ago
I wish we stopped treating serotonin as a button that automatically improves mood. It is bullshit. Let's recognize the complexity of neural signaling. Whenever people call serotonin the happiness hormone I want to throw up. Such peopl
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by acumenical 3y ago
I'm done with reddit anyway. After uninstalling Apollo and shredditing my account (not that I strongly believe in the effectiveness of shreddit, it was more of a gesture toward reddit), I realize that reddit is harmful for me. The bots
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by acumenical 4y ago
Same. I have uncountably many times made statements like "all the data are belong to us", the quote out of context is meaningless and says nothing about ethical handling of data, which rests on informed consent and secure handlin
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by acumenical 4y ago
I find it hard to trust her when she seems hellbent on revealing technological secrets then wondering why Apple would want to keep them hidden. Even small businesses keep their leads and trade secrets hidden, why is it suddenly "omerta