causi

39 ms·

451.
by causi 3y ago
Frankly it serves Google's interests to degrade users' perceptions of extensions as a whole. In the future there will be less of a fight when they disable extensions entirely to protect their ad business.
452.
by causi 3y ago
I didn't know there were computer nerds who can't at least count in binary.
453.
by causi 3y ago
There is no way to change useragent in Android Chrome or even Android Firefox. There is just a crippled "desktop mode" button that still tells the site you're on a mobile browser.
454.
by causi 3y ago
I'm saying the morality shouldn't depend on the convenience of technological limitations. A hundred years ago a six month fetus wasn't viable. Now they are. Would abortion still be moral if we could instantly and painlessly t
455.
by causi 3y ago
would it be acceptable to you for me to force you to give a pint of blood every day to keep alive someone in a coma who could not live but for your blood? Apt if the creation of the fetus wasn't your choice, but inaccurate if it was.
456.
by causi 3y ago
If an infant is able to survive outside of another person without being hooked up to modern medical equipment I would say there is a very big difference between it an something which cannot. What happens when we invent artificial wombs? I
457.
by causi 3y ago
The same issue was happening with my local service station. The 16.9 ounce bottle was $1.60 and the 24 ounce bottle was $2.50.
458.
by causi 3y ago
Is there an objective reason to find infanticide worse than abortion, besides cultural mores? It's worse for the performer, certainly, because you have to look at it before you kill it, but a newborn doesn't have any more personal
459.
by causi 3y ago
What makes that libertarian dogma?
460.
by causi 3y ago
Sure, but it's a very useful first step. When you want to do something like, say, 3D printing a case for your bluetooth earbuds, there is no approach that isn't tedious.
461.
by causi 3y ago
Do you know a good writeup about him? Everyone in the know feels very differently about him than I do so clearly my opinion is wrong, but I haven't been able to find out why and change my mind.
462.
by causi 3y ago
Is Twitch having money issues? This type of "it hurt itself in its confusion", "fuck everybody that likes us" behavior is typical for failing companies but I thought Twitch was healthy.
463.
by causi 3y ago
Imgur is also highly anti-user and went through its own "if you don't use our app we will strangle you to death" process a few years ago where they slowly stripped features one by one from the mobile site.
464.
by causi 3y ago
I'm not saying psychedelics can't make you perceive things an unaltered brain cannot. I'm just saying they can't fit tens of thousands of times as much thought into the same amount of time, just that they can make you be
465.
by causi 3y ago
I know that while in voice chat with people, I would have moments where I would have a bunch of thoughts, completely forget what just happened, and only a couple seconds of real-world time had passed. Sounds identical to me on a bad ADHD
466.
by causi 3y ago
The sad state of affairs is that licensing complexities mean there are actually a lot of audiobooks that only exist to be accessed by blind people and aren't distributed for commercial sale.
467.
by causi 3y ago
That's a subjective interpretation, and I say that even as someone who believes in objective reality. Nonsense. Where's the thousand years of creative output? If my mind existed for a thousand years I'd be immediately filin
468.
by causi 3y ago
Yeah if only 3D scanning went through the same revolution digital photography did.
469.
by causi 3y ago
people who have experienced what they refer to as "eternity", "multiple life times", "thousands of years", etc. They didn't "experience an eternity". They experienced an emotional feeling they
470.
by causi 3y ago
I understood this level of fanboyism when I was twelve and looked forward to only one or two games a year. I don't understand how you can care that much about games in 2023 without also having a backlog big enough to occupy you until f
471.
by causi 3y ago
Copilot is supposed to tweak relevant system settings for you That was my issue. I don't know whether ChatGPT was giving me instructions for the wrong version of Windows or just hallucinating solutions, but things as simple as "
472.
by causi 3y ago
Maybe this is a bad use, but finding one of those really high-end AI voice suites and running off a bunch of audiobooks for books that never got narrated editions would be cool. Every time I get access to a better one I make a slightly impr
473.
by causi 3y ago
Considering how miserably bad GPT is at writing Powershell scripts to perform functions in Windows, I wouldn't hold your breath on it being truly useful.
474.
by causi 3y ago
Is it going to be genuinely effective? I've noticed over the years Task Manager has gotten worse and worse at closing anything that's actually bugged or frozen. There are some programs now I don't even bother trying to kill a
475.
by causi 3y ago
Oh I paid for the premium version years ago. Well worth it.
476.
by causi 3y ago
I prefer my government not to be profit-driven sociopaths, thanks.
477.
by causi 3y ago
So is this a "racist data" thing or a "bad recognition" thing? Do pictures of white people get mislabeled as something else in ways pictures of other ethnicities don't?
478.
by causi 3y ago
Yeah I was going to bring up Podcast Addict as well. Dunno why you'd use anything else.
479.
by causi 3y ago
"If the Durham report shows anything, it is that the FBI leadership bent over backward to protect [Hillary] Clinton's campaign while launching a full investigation into [Donald] Trump's campaign on the thinnest of pretexts,&
480.
by causi 3y ago
I appreciate the VGL link. Very handy for building a list of games to emulate.

More ›