danparsonson

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   by danparsonson 4mo ago

   And how would you verify that the review was accurate?
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   by danparsonson 4mo ago

   Are you familiar with the ScienceClic channel on YouTube? They have some really nice videos about subjects like this: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NfTmy1ApCvI https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GQZ3R81iyE0
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   by danparsonson 4mo ago

   It's OK, we still have picaridin
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   by danparsonson 5mo ago

   Statistical significance is about whether an effect can reliably be said to have been measured at all; it's not about whether or not the effect itself would be significant in the sense of moving some other needle. The ~5% improvement r
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   by danparsonson 5mo ago

   Nana's Archive would have a nice cozy feel to it
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   by danparsonson 5mo ago

   They're very calming
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   by danparsonson 5mo ago

   Do we need to keep pointing this out though? LLMs are not going anywhere any time soon and people will keep using them to generate articles. If the content is also nonsense then that's worth talking about, but otherwise comments about
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   by danparsonson 5mo ago

   Mobile wireguard clients are very good as a solution to the access problem.
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   by danparsonson 5mo ago

   Yeah... in my experience people who code like that 'successfully' make modifications that fix an immediate problem while kicking another bug or two further down the road in a never-ending sunk-cost-fallacy of job security...
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    by danparsonson 5mo ago

    Aren't they two different things? Vendor SDKs to get the data in, client SDKs as an option to get the data out?
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    by danparsonson 5mo ago

    You're right, thanks - that makes more sense. > In conclusion, Google must be destroyed Yeah they've had their time XD
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    by danparsonson 5mo ago

    Ah got it - I guess I was having a slow day that day.
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    by danparsonson 5mo ago

    Ahhh I apologise - I misparsed your comment. I read it as: > Why is someone making that much money [from] stealing a MacBook instead of > Why is someone [who is] making that much money stealing a MacBook Sorry about that.
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    by danparsonson 5mo ago

    Edit: my bad, see my other comment The final paragraph: "Court overtime For every DUI arrest made, state police troopers must appear in court, and in evidence motions filed with the court, attorneys have said this has led to a staggeri
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    by danparsonson 5mo ago

    Here's a radical idea... you could... read the article :-O
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    by danparsonson 5mo ago

    You can do it by cutting and folding a sheet of clear acetate or similar from a net like this: https://wp.optics.arizona.edu/oscoutreach/wp-content/uploads... Or you could cut the four sides separately and just se
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    by danparsonson 5mo ago

    Yeah that would work! Or @progbits' suggestion of "goes with" works for me too. In any case thanks for your consideration and thanks again for a great game!
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    by danparsonson 5mo ago

    > To me a "stop watch" is a type of watch Right but the answer in this case is not "stop watch" - the answer is just "stop". Name a type of watch: "stop". > I saw someone on here recently say th
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    by danparsonson 5mo ago

    You're right - all of mine instantly stopped working and I'm just gonna switch over to pen and paper.
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    by danparsonson 5mo ago

    You can create the same effect on a smart phone screen with a video like this: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CIszi2Kv_lk and a some clear plastic sheet put together like this: https://www.twowaymirrors.com/w
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    by danparsonson 5mo ago

    Thank you for Tiled Words which I play regularly! I introduced it to a couple of friends and now they compete every day for the best time to finish :-) While you're here if I could make a small suggestion - the wording of the 'typ
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    by danparsonson 5mo ago

    Very nice! Does the sharing feature allow live location sharing? That seems like it would help a lot, especially when group members are in separate vehicles.
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    by danparsonson 5mo ago

    I run WhatsApp concurrently on two phones and receive all messages on both devices. But generally speaking this is where we disagree - requiring all devices to be authorised by me is feature not a bug as far as I'm concerned.
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    by danparsonson 5mo ago

    Sure but how do I know that the person I'm buying from legitimately owns the account? Won't scam me? Or try to con me out of my existing account? I'm just saying not everyone is as relaxed about that sort of thing.
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    by danparsonson 5mo ago

    Also it's really hard to get up in the morning when the days are so short
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    by danparsonson 5mo ago

    Well then, I think E2EE is a good thing and I'll take the minor inconveniences.
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    by danparsonson 5mo ago

    Are you asking for technical details about E2EE in messaging apps, or simply making the point that you don't like it? If you don't like it, then fine, you do you, however I would point out that we all accept some inconvenience in
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    by danparsonson 5mo ago

    I think you and I move in very different social circles... I would have no idea how, nor desire to purchase a Google account on the black market, and I do in fact still trust that my web browser can do TLS correctly.
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    by danparsonson 5mo ago

    Sorry do you mean, that's how it works now, or, that's how you think it should work? Are you talking about Instagram or WA or something else? edit: misread your message; if you have two sessions active at the same time, then yes I
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    by danparsonson 5mo ago

    I don't know the technical details of that for sure, but I think the answer is that keys and chat history are stored on-device only; for example you lose your WhatsApp history if you don't restore a backup when moving to a new pho