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by buboard 7y ago
that would be a case of split personality. in reality, people see a benefit to getting out of bed or working out, or else they wouldnt be willing to do either. In analogy, it is entirely possible that a few people have weighed the pros and
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by buboard 7y ago
refusal implies that someone required
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by buboard 7y ago
develop social skills towards themselves?
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by buboard 7y ago
refusing to whom?
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by buboard 7y ago
It’s amazing what transformers do to the structure of language. Attention really is key to understand how our brain processes language. I hope these models can inspire future work in the neuroscience of language
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by buboard 7y ago
Apparently threads of length 7 so maybe twitter threads or reddit. It s not clear from the text if they used the evaluators of the model to generate threads
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by buboard 7y ago
out of the 3 (google, fb , and apple) , having a fake FB profile is probably the best for my privacy. While FB may have tracked me they probably dont know my real name, while for apple it's mandatory, and most people probably have used
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by buboard 7y ago
unfortunately, bibliography , which is the most important kind of link is almost never hyperlinked.
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by buboard 7y ago
Consider also the value of SciHub that you have received already: It has made the authoring of Review papers much easier, and probably improved their quality since you can parse hundreds of papers faster. No longer do I have to worry if the
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by buboard 7y ago
that would make sense if 100% of turks were ultranationalists hellbent on spying countries of 10, 3 and 1 million.
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by buboard 7y ago
do you really need the numbers? if it's alphabetical list, maybe letters, otherwise, just prev/next . most people are now accustomed to infinite scrolling which doesnt even have a prev button, let alone numbers
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by buboard 7y ago
bold to go after apple, but also true. It's not just infantilization of hardware, but also software, culture and attention. frankly we should be fed up with the lack of any depth It wasn't just the ipad, but the damage is already
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by buboard 7y ago
i m not "the tech community" , but i created my own: https://pinplz.com . I use it to store things to read later or lists of things i m searching for. How it differentiates: single click save - keeps track of the refer
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by buboard 7y ago
i prefer ultrawides , and not too big ones, as i think sitting in front of many monitors too many hours gives me headache. I do have an issue with wobbling though. i dont understand why they dont make an ultawide with two supports
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by buboard 7y ago
incidentally though i ve not had passwords stolen from custom-built authentications (that were not as strong as u say), but i did from cms systems that are common and thus have tons of bots attacking them (e.g. wordpress). Security through
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by buboard 7y ago
an article about a virus?? color me skeptical that it's the rule rather than the exception
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by buboard 7y ago
c elegans has very primitive, simple behaviours. It's not really possible to get something useful out of it about either our cognitive functions or our brain disorders. The things that regard single cell pathologies (e.g. plasticity)
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by buboard 7y ago
> because the quality and coins a popular exchange like binance offers hundreds of coins and certainly all of the major ones, and probably more than any bank can offer. If you need one that is not in their list then you must be looking a
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by buboard 7y ago
> unfortunately the biases comes out as we are all human Can you point to an example of any recent article in any US paper that even tries to be objective? Only the BBC pretends to strive for that nowadays.
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by buboard 7y ago
> Be using a service which accepts crypto. This one is really the only valid reason, otherwise you're not comparing apples-to-apples. You (most probably) did have to go (physically) to a bank and prove your identity and your credit
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by buboard 7y ago
tbf it's debatable if there 's a lot to learn from C.elegans. Simple animals have been studied for decades from aplysia to the mouse. But those are not behaviours that are interesting when attempting to learn more about the human
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by buboard 7y ago
i have turned off blockers. every profile page is like that, and it says on the page that they ve "updated your settings and profile experience. let us know what you think". kind of agree with you about ux though its probably a bl
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by buboard 7y ago
google search is only as useful as the content that it points to. They used to incentivize people to make good content, now they re just stealing it, so people naturally will take their content off google or hide it behind walls. It's
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by buboard 7y ago
yandex image search is way better anyway
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by buboard 7y ago
for every such blunder that a major company does, i want to know what promotion/bonus someone "earned". For example this recent redesign of paypal: https://i.imgur.com/T7Rj3Tq.png
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by buboard 7y ago
i m always surprised by the obvious promotion posts here. I 've had free Ddos protection in my hetzner servers since forever and nobody ever mentioned it
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by buboard 7y ago
three birds
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by buboard 7y ago
perhaps if, however, tripadvisor had not been opening its content for free to google, but took it behind a signup-wall (like facebook does), they would have trained users to use their own site instead of google for trip information. It&#x27
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by buboard 7y ago
i probably should clarify, i was referring to businesses, not people. Right now, opening up your website to google, is basically an invitation to steal your content. Paywalls are the only way to keep them from doing it.
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by buboard 7y ago
ah another russian asset is born. good job

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