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by debesyla 3y ago
Maybe it's what you feel inside, not on the screen! ;-)
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by debesyla 3y ago
Maybe that's the true way how to create an AGI...
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by debesyla 3y ago
How I write CSS in 2024: Tailwind.
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by debesyla 3y ago
Just a guess but if they mean anything like in Lithuania - higher taxes. (Here in Lithuania "rich" is earning more than 45k/year.)
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by debesyla 3y ago
Why "switch"? It's not like we are limited to only one social network :V
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by debesyla 3y ago
Indeed. I have tried to learn more modern web developement recently and lot of tutorials start with "just put this into console" and I'm stuck with wtf are all these strange tools, give back my good old days of just dropping
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by debesyla 3y ago
I always assumed it's called this because of the shape: two "bowls" at the top and bottom, handle in the middle/center? But I don't know, it's just my personal theory.
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by debesyla 3y ago
OP provided examples.
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by debesyla 3y ago
Commute vs driving?
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by debesyla 3y ago
Is this happening often? (Wondering, I don't know.)
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by debesyla 3y ago
Why?
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by debesyla 3y ago
Maybe it's because HN is more popular (has more users) over all? Just a guess, I have no idea if there's correlation.
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by debesyla 3y ago
That, by the way, is a reference to another great channel - Technology Connections: https://youtube.com/@TechnologyConnections
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by debesyla 3y ago
Maybe a dumb question (I have no knowledge), but why wouldn't we think of .CSV files as databases? It can have columns and rows filled with information and isn't that what makes a thing a database?
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by debesyla 3y ago
We can and we do. It's just that some product names are limited by origin - like a piece of (other) cultural art, food also has a locational history. But I do agree that maybe average customer don't care about that.
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by debesyla 3y ago
From my experience in Lithuania where we had a law of "plastic bags have to cost at least 1 cent" put in place few months ago: - I see more people not using any bags at all. Previously some people would put even bananas and cabbag
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by debesyla 3y ago
I agree. This website seems like a campaign to show that "apocalypse" is coming.
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by debesyla 3y ago
Question rises to me: what good could us offer to this AI?
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by debesyla 3y ago
I had similar experiences in my self-help blog. I wasn't sure was it indeed due to "optimisations" or just a coincidence... :upside_down_smile_emoji:
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by debesyla 3y ago
Not at all. (Unless you count all distopian scenarios as "1984".)
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by debesyla 3y ago
That could be true indeed. I am just arguing in the scenario of "what if we build lots of flats", hah! I do wonder how did similar scenarios worked out historically?
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by debesyla 3y ago
Why not? It makes sense - not every job is equal and some are both important and usually not paid enough. Society or your local town won't collapse if there's not enough web developers but it may do if it lacks firefighters.
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by debesyla 3y ago
But honestly, it's kinda cute idea - haven't seen anything like that before. Unusable, but at least it's unique!
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by debesyla 3y ago
In the future we will differentiate humans by the ability to think up offensive pornography and critique corporate overlords. (Related comical cartoon: https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/human-arts )
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by debesyla 3y ago
Hackernews is also a social network - and it seems like this thing works with even less posts per day? You don't need a huge following to have a functioning social group.
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Notes on Teaching in Prison(lesswrong.com)
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by debesyla 3y ago
> Congratulations! You have made it 0.01% to the moon. Okay, haha, now that gives a nice perspective how far is the Moon.
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by debesyla 3y ago
I doubt that anything can kill BS medical records. Two reasons that I see: 1) privacy and other laws have high demand of "structured" and "secure" information keeping ("it's a law that I must fill this informat
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by debesyla 3y ago
I meant in lithuanian folk art traditions - mostly woodcarvings with various paints, but sometimes using other materials too. I guess forms and colors can also be included in definition of "traditional" :thinking_emoji: Anyway, I
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by debesyla 3y ago
I have one suggestion too! :-D The Devil Museum in Kaunas, Lithuania ( https://ciurlionis.lt/activity/permanent-exhibitions/velniu-... ). It has few hundred wooden devil statues, most of them made in traditional met

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