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by barbariangrunge 2y ago
If your good times cause a crisis with long lasting consequences, that isn’t exactly a good thing. I could list a hundred example situations but there’s no need, is there?
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by barbariangrunge 2y ago
To chime in, I see a lot of women supporting their men as well, probably more often tbh. But yeah, one stressed out breadwinner, one struggling x isn’t that uncommon. For some reason I’ve seen a lot of breadwinners go into the trades rather
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Canadians have been exposed to potentially toxic chemicals(ctvnews.ca)
21 points by barbariangrunge 2y ago|8 comments
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by barbariangrunge 2y ago
Even game engines (including unreal) use gc these days, which is nuts. Still though, it’s best to be careful with your allocations, use pooling, etc
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by barbariangrunge 2y ago
When you request for and against arguments, the results are usually contradictory and cite contradictory facts which may or may not be made up. Or, both sides will be really shallow and useless. Llms are not yet good at this.
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by barbariangrunge 2y ago
Sorry, why do maintainers owe us anything? They’re typically unpaid or poorly paid and are doing everyone a favour. The code is open source and anyone who doesn’t like their work can easily fork the project. They don’t need to justify anyth
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by barbariangrunge 2y ago
Like with cable or how streaming services are headed?
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by barbariangrunge 2y ago
Sounds like the actions of a truly open ai company
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by barbariangrunge 2y ago
A lot of people I know don’t have kids because they’re not able to, and many of the others have children with developmental challenges. Something is going on. Dismissing the problem when something is accidentally affecting a whole populatio
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by barbariangrunge 2y ago
My m2 pro is already more powerful than I can use. The screen is too small to do big work like using a daw or doing video editing, the Magic Keyboard is uncomfortable so I stopped writing on it. All that processing power, I don’t know what
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by barbariangrunge 2y ago
Never thought of a recovery email as a risk before in this way
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by barbariangrunge 2y ago
As somebody who recently did a deep dive into music licensing for a podcast, the simplicity of the license terms of ai companies is sometimes appealing, by comparison. Not always Music licenses are obscenely complex, and understanding almos
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by barbariangrunge 2y ago
Looking at mozilla vpn, I can’t tell if there is such a setting, unless it’s just enabled by default. Can anyone clarify?
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by barbariangrunge 2y ago
If you use it and need it, you’ll get a lot more than $100 worth of value from it. It’s not price gouging, it’s just a small company making enough money to stay in business. They arent sustaining themselves off advertising and your data lik
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by barbariangrunge 2y ago
Don’t junior ai people notoriously have a really hard time getting hired? If big tech wants ai talent, they should stop starving new people who want to get into the field
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by barbariangrunge 2y ago
It’s not that people don’t care, it’s that they’re helpless
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by barbariangrunge 2y ago
Then why is my feed 95% ads lately?
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by barbariangrunge 2y ago
Tangental: 404 media is a fun agency, always enjoy their articles. Edit: This plug is not by a bot, but in the near future, nobody will ever trust a plug like this because they’ll suspect it is by a bot. Weird
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by barbariangrunge 2y ago
Very interesting. People like you make this site what it is. Thanks for posting!
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by barbariangrunge 2y ago
I’m a plausible fan. Very simple and affordable. Privacy friendly
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by barbariangrunge 2y ago
Depends on how successful their lobbying is in the next decade
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by barbariangrunge 2y ago
If the fine was more than the income in the past, that still doesn’t matter because of the income from future sales will still make this behaviour worthwhile
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by barbariangrunge 2y ago
Look expensive? It means not eating
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by barbariangrunge 2y ago
The core issue isn’t transparency. It’s surveillance and powerlessness
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by barbariangrunge 2y ago
Reminder: the fsf’s mission is important and they rely heavily on donations to do their work! https://www.fsf.org/donate/
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by barbariangrunge 2y ago
Well, the same argument stands. The way software works, using software makes you highly vulnerable to the whims of the software controller. Software is a new kind of product, rebranded lately as services, that takes control away from the cu
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by barbariangrunge 2y ago
Yeah, but the new gatekeepers and tech are going to be worse. Ai companies, where you never see original human content any more. Just what the company’s ai shows you
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by barbariangrunge 2y ago
Where do you find out about metrics like this?
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by barbariangrunge 2y ago
I laughed out loud at this. You haven’t looked up many recipes in the last few years, have you? 95% of recipe results are nonsense and ads. It can take a few minutes of searching just to identify ingredients sometimes. My wife and I have be
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by barbariangrunge 2y ago
Try kagi

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