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by cal85 4y ago
The hacker
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by cal85 4y ago
My first assumption was it’s just an OS for installing on a little computer like a Raspberry Pi, for plugging into a TV or monitor via HDMI. But you’re right it’s unclear, this bit of the intro seems to imply you could install it straight t
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History++(blog.replit.com)
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Ethereum’s merge: a Netscape moment for Web3?(ft.com)
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That’s one case, not a ruling about all AI generated art. It won’t be the same for every image involving AI in some way. What if you use AI to fill in a portion of an image, as with Adobe’s content aware fill? What if you use a series of SD
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by cal85 4y ago
Can't run the demos on my M1 Mac - I can't find the #enable-unsafe-webgpu flag in chrome://flags. Anyone know a workaround? Or is it just not available on Apple Silicon? Edit: I didn't read it properly - the flag is
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by cal85 4y ago
> I don't want to go back to computers with 10 different types of ports … not an issue for most people since most devices come with their own cable What is the value of all the ports being the same if you can’t mix and match cables?
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by cal85 4y ago
Why sad?
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All I’m seeing is a very simple website for registering to attend a conference. What am I missing?
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Fragment: web development environment for creative coding(github.com)
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When?
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Could it be both?
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> That's part of why it works. Where does it work? It seems almost non-existent to me. Maybe we are looking at different areas of the market though.
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Software that is free for “non-commercial” use doesn’t really get anywhere. It’s a naive proposition. It is not simple drawing the line between non-commercial and commercial activities. Things that are non-commercial can easily slip into co
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by cal85 4y ago
I agree, and it’s frustrating how refresh rate is often buried in the specs. If you haven’t seen it, here [0] is a monochrome e-ink monitor that you can actually watch videos on, just about. For working with documents it looks totally viabl
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by cal85 4y ago
You didn’t answer the question.
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Ghosting is not a practice, it’s inaction. And no one really considers it OK. But passive, default behaviours don’t need to be considered OK to keep happening.
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by cal85 4y ago
The ghosting is what’s not OK. Ghosting a candidate after receiving unpaid take-home interview work from them is doubly bad, that makes them grifters in my book. Tell us who it was so we can avoid them. There’s nothing inherently wrong with
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by cal85 4y ago
> Federation is a solution to a problem no one actually cares about. Obviously "no one" here is somewhat hyperbolic but so few people actaully care about this you may as well round it to zero. I think this conflates two things:
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Very obviously - not to me. Why?
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> you can't expect to read a recipe and suddenly make five-star dishes either Who claimed that, or anything similar?
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> Perhaps your personal freedom must stop when it starts causing violence. Just about everyone agrees that personal freedom does not extend to causing violence. The difficult bit is what constitutes 'causing'.
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Thank you, that explains it.
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> In comparison, buying servers takes about 8 months to break even compared to using cloud servers, and 30 months to break even compared to renting. Can anyone help me understand why the cloud/renting is still this expensive? I&#x27
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by cal85 4y ago
Can you give me an example of something that is “really” a paradox?
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Yeah, weird not to see any mention of time pressure. If you’re sitting in some psychology student’s lab and you know you’ve already agreed to participate in their coursework experiment for the next hour, you might spend a few minutes carefu
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by cal85 4y ago
> Agreed that the UI on the present iOS app is less than ideal. Which one do you use? I think there might be a few that use 1913 Webster's. I use this one [1]. It could be a lot better, but it works. [1] https://apps.appl
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by cal85 4y ago
This looks great, congratulations to the author. I will be using it. In case you’ve never read it, this 2014 blog post is an all time favourite of mine. It really opened up my thinking about words and definitions: You’re probably using the
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> people who presumably “have it all” because they gained financial freedom are often depressed… Is this the case though? I know it’s not your main point, but it’s a premise that I think should be questioned. I can think of reasons why i
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by cal85 4y ago
I think your examples are explicit incentives, not nudges. From what I’ve read, a nudge is typically something much subtler that works on an emotional level. For example the tax office might A/B test different wording for a tax demand

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