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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
main title seems a bit click-baity, subtitle: An under-regulated aesthetics industry leaves consumers to navigate risk alone—then judges them when things go wrong.
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
I mean to me the whole point of NaN is that it should not equal NaN, so it seems sort of like you are making the complaint in the first sentence in your second sentence, only in a slightly more abstracted way. Unless you are of the opinion
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
>Hah, are we talking about the same profession here? Programmers, famously known for understanding what they don't know, and the ones who know stuff seldom were assholes? Assuming these behaviors often come from a place of insecurit
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
theme toggles may be considered as table stakes depending on accessibility rules in jurisdiction and various other decisions one has made regarding the website.
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
probably gov will outsource to 3rd party for gov to build system to track and manage ID. Sometimes though also to manage, as in Denmark's MitID mainly managed by NETS under government set rules.
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Fidular is a modular fiddle system designed for cross-cultural fluidity(cargocollective.com)
1 points by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago|0 comments
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
>If once she's decided to update the website—surely it's worth more then $20 at that point? the problem here really, from both sides of the argument, is the assumption that humans are rational economic actors. One side assumes
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Limiting Overshoot – Navigating exceedance of 1.5°C and pathways towards return(unep.org)
2 points by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago|0 comments
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
so. if website does not lead to customers - why do any of that? actually why have website? Once you say yes to website you imply having one is somehow valuable, so in that case why not spend 20 dollars.
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
>If it happens all the time and it's positive, you shouldn't need a news story to confirm it. People should just be able to think of examples. Most enshittification I am familiar with is because I read it in the news, therefore
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A Million Falcons Went Missing. Here’s How They Were Found(nationalgeographic.com)
78 points by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago|34 comments
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Community, Censorship, and Why Hope Still Matters: Naomi Kritzer Interview(forceandfable.com)
2 points by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago|0 comments
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17-year-old wins $250k after algorithm solves decades-old geometry puzzle(economictimes.indiatimes.com)
12 points by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago|1 comments
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
original title was: 17-year-old Pennsylvania student Connor Hill wins $250,000 after computer algorithm solves decades-old geometry puzzle, identifying exactly 146 rare 3D shapes
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Praearcturus gigas: giant scorpion from Lower Devonian (Lochkovian) of Britain(onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
18 points by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago|15 comments
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
If the last twenty years of horror movies have taught me anything it is that maybe you can't be a real player, but you can always wear their skin!
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Causality beyond the Reichenbach principle: the degrees-of-freedom method(nature.com)
2 points by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago|0 comments
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
>There's no way to indicate, “I’m engaging with this, but I hate myself for doing it.” that would be a thumbs down if it exists. The system already knows you're engaging with it, they checked that you stopped scrolling and did
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by bryanrasmussen 2mo ago
>I've run into the MacOS one mentioned, getting a black screen on opening the lid. this is similar to what happens to me, if the screen goes dark to save battery and I move it to start back up too quickly, like within a couple of se
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by bryanrasmussen 2mo ago
I think, knowing that dark ui patterns exist - which I called black ui patterns by mistake earlier, I unfortunately very tired the last few days - and given the assumption I made that you knew something about how often bugs can actually com
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by bryanrasmussen 2mo ago
reading it I notice that the argument against daycare was referencing an American and the arguments for daycare were referencing Europeans. Can it be that the cultures have two different approaches to daycare? Either that or, as https:&#x2
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by bryanrasmussen 2mo ago
>I suspect most people are so inept at navigating UI because even a good UI is not intuitive to them. A bad UI is equally not intuitive. They do not know it is a bug because everything is a bug to them. This seems a weird thing to believ
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UK Households can save as plug-in solar panels come to market(gov.uk)
6 points by bryanrasmussen 2mo ago|0 comments
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With hollow feet and harlequin hats: Tuscan letters, a prank of lapidary origin?(blog.pampatype.com)
2 points by bryanrasmussen 2mo ago|0 comments
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by bryanrasmussen 2mo ago
Peredur from the Mabinogion and Chrétien De Troyes Perceval are pretty strongly related, implying that there is a common Celtic source tale, but I don't think anyone has ever found one.
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by bryanrasmussen 2mo ago
so normal human behavior is immune to shame and consequences?
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by bryanrasmussen 2mo ago
I'd put Le Morte D'Arthur as the first modernization of the myths, not another myth.
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by bryanrasmussen 2mo ago
perhaps I am somewhat better informed than others, but I've gone under the assumption that familiarity with the Welsh background of Arthur was the norm since I was in my early teens, so many decades back.
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Who Is Antigone? The 2500-Year-Old Rebel with a Cause(nytimes.com)
1 points by bryanrasmussen 2mo ago|0 comments
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by bryanrasmussen 2mo ago
artistic manifestos are a subset of manifestos. As for me, I am not interested in chatting with people with a kink for insulting others as bots.

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