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boredhedgehog
1y ago
It only takes one man to prove that it's possible. That makes it a moral matter.
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boredhedgehog
1y ago
That's only relevant if socialized medicine forces you to pay for the moral failures of other people, though. Spending your own money to feel better is widely accepted behavior.
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boredhedgehog
1y ago
> still people paint, still people pay for paintings But in what environment? It seems to me that most of the crafts that have been replaced by the assembly line are practiced not so much for the product itself, but for an experience bot
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boredhedgehog
1y ago
It's an indication how few people consider license infringements as a matter of actual moral import. Those tend to evoke strong feelings.
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boredhedgehog
1y ago
> They're centralised, and subject to zealous regulations. The currency wouldn't have to meet any particular definition of a stablecoin as long as it is inflationary. It could be exactly like Bitcoin but with a different mining
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boredhedgehog
1y ago
Fine, Caesar 7 then for spoilers. Ilupalg pz buzwljpmpj hivba opz tlkpjhs jvukpapvu. Dl kvu'a slhyu dolaoly pa'z joyvtvzvths huk dolaoly opz vbaly nlupahsph hwwlhy uvyths. Npclu ovd shal pu spml ol optzlsm kpzjvclylk pa, dl jhu hz
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boredhedgehog
1y ago
The guy is actually way too unspecific about the details there to make much sense of the canonical relevance, which renders the resulting anxiety rather comical.
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boredhedgehog
1y ago
It wasn't just the ending. Any time a priest casually breaks the seal of the confessional and nobody bats an eye, it creates this weird surreal effect where you can't even tell if the author is aware of what he's doing.
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boredhedgehog
1y ago
Are you asking why a filter doesn't suffice, or why uBO doesn't automatically load the userscript? The answer to the former is that the script swaps in a low-res replacement stream while the ad is running, which I don't think
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boredhedgehog
1y ago
This might not qualify according to one's perspective, but: Twitch. Twitch takes a userscript to block ads. UBO Full can run userscripts, uBO Lite can't, so now you need an additional extension to run the script. Of course, if you
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boredhedgehog
1y ago
I think that's rather silly. If it's a public place, and I have the right to be there and see all these faces with my eyes, why can't I exercise this right mediated by a camera?
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boredhedgehog
1y ago
What's your approach for dealing with a text too long for an ordinary context window? If I split it into chunks, each one needs some kind of summary of the previous ones for context, and I'm always unsure how detailed they should
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boredhedgehog
1y ago
If that's the point, shouldn't they ask the model to explain the principle for any number of discs? What's the benefit of a concrete application?
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boredhedgehog
1y ago
These kind of comments are the equivalent of going to dog owners' forums, analyzing word choices in every post and warning the dog owners about the dangers of anthropomorphizing their pets, an effort as accurate as it is boorish and in
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boredhedgehog
1y ago
> We used to do the "everyone self-educate" thing. Most people couldn't read or write. Do you regard that as intrinsically problematic? The people themselves weren't unhappy about their state, and society, too, could
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boredhedgehog
1y ago
UT99 is being maintained with a community patch: * https://github.com/OldUnreal/UnrealTournamentPatches Is that the one you used?
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boredhedgehog
1y ago
This seems to introduce a lot of ambiguity to the concept of being public, in the sense that physical presence is being distinguished from a mediated, virtual presence, and the latter is considered somewhat tainted. The same peculiar notion
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1y ago
> We like the actors, the director, the artist, their taste, and who they are. It's why we have celebrities, because we get invested in the people behind the art. But we can't know any of these celebrities as people. We only en
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boredhedgehog
1y ago
> The pope’s threat of physical intervention himself seems at odds with the teachings of his own faith, too, as I understand them. Turn the other cheek, and all. The quote in question talks about your cheek, not your mother's or a
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boredhedgehog
2y ago
> Well the Bible was written some 300 years after all of this happened. Are you perhaps confusing writing with the process of canonization? Common estimates would place the writing of the youngest book of the Bible at 95-120 AD.
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boredhedgehog
2y ago
I've noticed people will routinely prompt for a specific style when generating visual art, but not when generating text. Wouldn't it be better for consistency to add something like "in the style of Hemingway" to an exper
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2y ago
I would add that we don't pretend PE or gyms serve any higher purpose besides individual health and well-being, which is why they are much more game-ified than formal education. If we acknowledge that it doesn't particularly matte
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boredhedgehog
2y ago
Alexandria.
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boredhedgehog
2y ago
Skeletor might want to live in Castle Grayskull, but he actually lives in Snake Mountain.
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boredhedgehog
2y ago
Wouldn't that only be true if the vote thresholds are absolute? If the impact of a vote is adjusted based on voters present, it should scale.
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boredhedgehog
2y ago
There is this guy who tests every new image generation model by asking it for a pelican riding a bicycle. I found some of the results interesting, because they broke down the subjects to their basic shapes and reordered them geometrically i
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2y ago
> If tomorrow the greatest dream of AI was achieved, and we had a perfect benevolent AI that would shepherd humanity to comfort and safety forever, that would be just about the best outcome imaginable in material terms. But I think I
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boredhedgehog
2y ago
This discussion is complicated by the fact that a vtuber in character is identical with his avatar, so he will refer to his avatar in first person, e.g. "My camera broke, I'll be a png-tuber today."
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boredhedgehog
2y ago
But how can you tell how niche your hobby is from the perspective of some other hobby? I would have assumed vtubing to be pretty mainstream already, at least after all the Gawr Gura memes. On the other hand, I still click most Go threads on
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2y ago
That's a good argument for voluntary individual contributions, but not for foreign aid. The purpose of government is advancement of the common good of the citizens that form the polity. The good of people outside of the polity is bey
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