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cwillu
8mo ago
Is it football or handegg?
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cwillu
8mo ago
Magazines are exactly the same type swipe-every-few-seconds crap.
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Rhythms the Compendium: Life aboard an aircraft carrier (2021)
(thelexicans.wordpress.com)
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cwillu
8mo ago
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cwillu
8mo ago
It only has to be something I need to be able to do but can't once a month to be a dealbreaker.
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cwillu
8mo ago
Anything movement that requires people to routinely acquire a second phone is doomed to failure (in the “this will never become a mass movement” sense)
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cwillu
8mo ago
It won't though, because there's a ecosystem of banking/insurance/whatever apps that have bought into the android/iphone lockdown mindsete that people will simply be locked out of. Open alternatives can grow when th
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cwillu
8mo ago
One is a lament that the industry average is so low, and the other is… a lament that the industry average is so low. What's the problem?
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cwillu
8mo ago
It's not.
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cwillu
8mo ago
An alternate intuition pump, at least if you're old enough to remember incandescent bulbs: consider how bright a 1000-watt bulb is, compared to how bright (in the visible spectrum) the 2-3000 watt oven element gets.
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cwillu
8mo ago
Look up the emission spectrum for a body at the temperature of a typical oven element: yes, it starts emitting some light that is visible, but the bulk of the energy is still in the IR band.
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cwillu
8mo ago
The feature size of the matte vs shiny sides are much smaller than the wavelength of the bulk of the radiated light in either a microwave or conventional oven.
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cwillu
8mo ago
I think this is entirely plausible lapse for someone with a bad fever, especially if they routinely work from home and are primarily communicating over text-based channels. Personally I'm much more inclined to blame the organization,
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cwillu
8mo ago
A fever can cause altered mental states, confusion, etc. It's not surprising that someone suffering from one would act out of character.
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cwillu
8mo ago
Stop pinning things to the edges of the screen and window. Some sites have literally over 50% of the viewable area taken up by irrelevant static elements. Let the content scroll, like god intended.
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cwillu
8mo ago
@PlatoIsADisease (because dead comments can't be replied): the term WalledGarden has been a term for this and related concepts since long before marketing-speak had completed the takeover of the internet.
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cwillu
8mo ago
Exactly. I like to say that learning feels like frustration. If I'm right, then LLM's eliminate precisely the thing that is learning.
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cwillu
8mo ago
It's the same in tiktok: there's literally a button that says “I'm not interested in any live videos”, but it keeps inserting livestreams into the feed anyway.
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cwillu
9mo ago
And current through a wire stays the same on every point of the wire, more or less regardless of the length, as long as the supply can provide enough voltage to maintain it. This in turn dramatically simplifies the electronics needed to in
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cwillu
9mo ago
“Irrelevant” feels a bit reductive while the practical question of what actually causes qualia remains unresolved.
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cwillu
9mo ago
Nothing is happening “suddenly”, and it remains true that “people who want to work purely on the C side can very much continue to do so”.
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cwillu
9mo ago
Selective enforcement has always been the law of the land.
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cwillu
9mo ago
Dear god do I not want to be trying to deal with an interactive user manual when pulled over on the side of the road trying to look up the lift point to jack the car up.
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cwillu
9mo ago
I can't speak to usable because the group doesn't use it, but chat is persistent now, at least.
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cwillu
9mo ago
Yeah, that's not a thing here in saskatchewan either.
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cwillu
9mo ago
I'm comparing someone getting off on reporting people to the authorities to people who got off on reporting people to the authorities. It's the same self-righteous attitude either way.
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cwillu
9mo ago
I can stay parked at a green light the entire cycle, and it still will be 100% the fault of the person who rear ends me. As for what I'm doing, it's probably something like scrolling the map to see what road I'll be turning o
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cwillu
9mo ago
Bet you'd be fun in 1940's germany.
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cwillu
9mo ago
I suggest he bugger off with his self-rightousness.
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cwillu
9mo ago
You made two claims, and provided no evidence that one is related to the other.
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cwillu
9mo ago
A stopped driver on his phone is endangering literally nobody.
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