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by cuttysnark 4y ago
I did. I even asked ChatGPT if having "please" and "thank you" included in my prompts affects it in any way shape or form—it told me "No". I still do it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by cuttysnark 4y ago
> but you're playing with fire if it's something you can't immediately catch the mistake Agreed. I was able to manually review 52 results, but wouldn't trust it blindly. > also, how hard is it to get a list of abbr
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by cuttysnark 4y ago
I had to work with a list of the 50 states abbreviations, full names, etc. Previously, I'd have found the data somewhere with Google et al and then manipulated it myself into the JSON I needed. But this time I asked GPT to not only sou
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by cuttysnark 4y ago
A bit of a hack, but I used one of those plastic cereal containers. Hose feeds into the lid, dust and particles goes into the water—whatever is leftover exists through an additional vent I made on the opposite side of the lid. Somewhat simi
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by cuttysnark 4y ago
> Sadly, if someone wants to find information there is enough online without needing to help them with social media. I agree, but there is a fundamental difference between dealing with/managing publicly available information and con
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by cuttysnark 4y ago
I have a laser CNC, which has a built-in fan that is not quite strong enough to move both the smell and the particles out the exhaust system. I bought a pretty cheap dryer-vent blower fan and added it to the exhaust tube. With the addition
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by cuttysnark 4y ago
This is why I'm so confused by people wishing to document their lives, their children, their home—to strangers on the internet. On the best day, maybe that translates to positive comments and upvotes. Is the juice worth the squeeze? No
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by cuttysnark 4y ago
To send a message, seems like. "Senior engineering lead fired for challenging corporate directive" might deter others who thought of taking a similar stance. "Senior engineering lead resigns in protest of corporate directive&
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by cuttysnark 4y ago
Have these past issues come up at some juncture during your pursuit for work or applying for jobs? Or are you instead fearful that it might if you try? Primary thought is: be honest—you've explained your situation here, do similar if y
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by cuttysnark 4y ago
say -v cellos "droid" Pretty sure this is how they generated the sound that was used for those commercials once upon a time.
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by cuttysnark 4y ago
> It would be interesting what your thoughts are on dumping your parents in a similar “dodgy nursing home” once they aren’t mentally or financially capable anymore. It’s “character-building”, right? a 20-something experiencing "my f
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by cuttysnark 4y ago
Painted differently, "nearly half of Americans age 18 to 29 have parent(s) who allow them to live [at home]" Which is nice. Family is important—though on the other hand, dodgy apartments and "starter houses" exist for
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by cuttysnark 4y ago
> He specifically said that @elonjet was ok and then reversed course on that Why did he reverse course? This part is missing from your appeal so I'm wondering if you know the answer, but just find it irrelevant.
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by cuttysnark 4y ago
If Canada's implementation is anything like the UK's, the ISP will be responsible for this mechanism, not the site operators themselves. By default, it would be "on", blocking sites which are "adult" in nature.
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by cuttysnark 4y ago
Right? Such a liability. I read they had to tie him to his Roadster just so they could actually launch the SpaceX rockets. Unbelievable.
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by cuttysnark 4y ago
> don't really understand what there is worth talking about here. Elon Musk, previously adored by many for futurist technology advocacy and largely forgiven for quirky-billionaire-behavior is now on the "bad guy list". Thi
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by cuttysnark 4y ago
On the other hand, Wikipedia pages seemingly get "vandalized" all the time and sometimes aren't corrected immediately. Doesn't this create a situation where a bad actor could change the Wikipedia page for a `semi-popular
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by cuttysnark 4y ago
If I were angry whilst at the cafe, and received a photo of myself, looking angry—I'm pretty sure that'd make it worse. An unusual way to show concern, but I guess that's the age we live in. edit: misplaced modifier
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by cuttysnark 4y ago
Hm. Well what versions of Chrome are they running? /s point taken. :)
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by cuttysnark 4y ago
IP addresses are frequently kept and stored to show users their active sessions. Are you sincerely doubting that a company like Google doesn't or can't use this information in other ways that support their core business? You don&#
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by cuttysnark 4y ago
Anyone else having issues loading the images? They appear to be (not even large, dimensionally) pngs, but loading, line-by-line as if they are massive files—calculating ~10mins to download. Checked my download speed, no sign of an issue.
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by cuttysnark 4y ago
> “I think people would be surprised at the level of scrutiny each episode goes through,” What I'm more surprised about is that this product got green-lit at all. I remember years ago thinking rotating company-made 11x17 printed pos
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by cuttysnark 4y ago
It's the opposite. Set-Cookie takes the optional Domain attribute and "If omitted, this attribute defaults to the host of the current document URL, not including subdomains." However, perhaps you're remembering "Mul
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by cuttysnark 4y ago
I had to search for "gimp.org" to get the ad to be the first result; just searching "gimp" doesn't return the ad. The scam ad says "gimp.org" but if you follow it, the landing page is hosted at gimp.monste
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by cuttysnark 4y ago
1 stone = 14lbs. Learned this "whilst" (another chiefly British word) at study abroad in England. Ever after thought of the Bush album "Sixteen Stone" in a different light.
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by cuttysnark 4y ago
Very interesting. I noticed that too, in part because I always remove it from the Twitter links I copy; even though I'm not entirely sure what/how it tracks, I know enough to know it's not needed to load the tweet in question
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by cuttysnark 4y ago
So, Hunger Games?
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by cuttysnark 4y ago
> Are construction methods the bottleneck though? Perhaps when compared to this CAD/CNC approach. In the traditional stick-built house you need wood and other materials, tools of all sorts, and specialized workers who know the steps
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by cuttysnark 4y ago
US Govt: We're the good guys! US Media: We're the bad guys! US Subject: I'm confused, but I do trust this actor..
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by cuttysnark 4y ago
The article mentions the domains were registered only 40 minutes prior. WHOIS says the Twilio one was registered through porkbun.com, an American company based in Oregon. Does anyone know what, if anything, PorkBun could know about who this

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