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by dostick 2y ago
Exactly, who doesn’t know this fact, which is one of first things you learn about selection in consumed plants. And especially Guardian journalist specialising in this topic.
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by dostick 2y ago
Isn’t Marx, when he documented Capitalism, predicted its collapse? Capitalism has been tried in 100 countries over the past 100 years. Not a single country has reported a harmonious society without suffering and inequality. Failure over an
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by dostick 2y ago
Did you at any point in the story stared at the lamp, and someone called to you…. And you had a wife and child?
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by dostick 2y ago
On the contrary, we are way too significant, look at recursive universe theory. Any atom in your body could contain a smaller than we can detect yet, universe of its own. And our universe could be just inside of an atom in some larger univ
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by dostick 2y ago
Should everyone make it? On one hand it’s awareness, on another- at cause endless anxiety that you now visualised how little it is and still can’t do anything..
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by dostick 2y ago
Why LLM has incentive to provide answer that sounds suitable regardless of quality, is there a feedback loop? If I am asking for the first time without previous context, it considers quality and suitability based on other users interactions
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by dostick 2y ago
It appears that author is from that newer generation, and completely misses points because he just don’t know. Ironically the article is an example of what Blow was talking about. similar happens if I talk about how Figma is destroying th
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by dostick 2y ago
Looks like the image in thumbnail preview is all you’re getting, and at that low resolution.
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by dostick 2y ago
"Arguing that you don't care about the right to privacy because you have nothing to hide is no different than saying you don't care about free speech because you have nothing to say." - Ed Snowden
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by dostick 2y ago
The test itself has UX mistake. The “Next >” countdown appears as a button but it’s not. It does not appear to be clickable, does not progress to next screen when you click on it.
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by dostick 2y ago
Was one 20 years ago, Citroen c5 or c3 or something. Maybe still is.
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by dostick 2y ago
Also can be said in half of words, “The Future of Wi-Fi security”
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by dostick 2y ago
So what
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by dostick 2y ago
Could statistics be a kind of proof that this is real? When they say that time between death and “reincarnation” is 16 months average.
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by dostick 2y ago
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by dostick 2y ago
I wonder if it knows about Winnie the Pooh, or that character was wiped and don’t exist for it?
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by dostick 2y ago
There’s a stigma/taboo attached to suicide, and that’s because suicide is kind of a show-stopper bug opened for modern society. And it does not want to admit the problem because it’s not capable of doing anything about it. Support pho
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by dostick 2y ago
“… for 10th anniversary of his death”, must have number dividable by 10 even if it means celebrating person’s death!
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by dostick 2y ago
After reading part of article I realised it’s about Rust the programming language. Not the rust-colored car called Rust as author obviously intended to confuse people with that image and ambiguous title.
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by dostick 2y ago
The big question is, e-ink screens, how are they?
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by dostick 2y ago
What would be super interesting is to collect all different lotteries from different countries and regions, and run simulations to find which ones are most lucrative. And you can’t treat know how good is your local lottery in comparison.
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by dostick 2y ago
Great UX review! Author mentions “designers and developers”, I get the suspicion that there’s no designer involved. At least no UX designer. Do open source projects, even most notable like this one, ever employ UX designers? From experience
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by dostick 2y ago
Exactly! What’s the point of that if most of people have evening lights and blinds automated to run daily.
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by dostick 2y ago
If illegal chemical compounds required tears of children to produce them, and someone came up with a clever way to synthesise those tears? It depends what is considered unlawful, obtaining the tears and causing the harm, or is it enjoyment
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by dostick 2y ago
Aren’t images mixed up where you choose the product ? One that’s “with crown” has no crown and one without has the crown.
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by dostick 2y ago
Capitalism is the problem. We couldn’t fix inequality and corruption in 100 years. There’s no country on earth where we could say capitalism works. Total failure in every country. Capitalism is a dead end and it’s getting worse with time. W
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by dostick 2y ago
Sadly that’s from the different times, when morality was worth something. Saying such things would be considered childishly naive in modern world. And we know that laws themselves are outdated, especially as demonstrated genre, about whistl
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by dostick 3y ago
The punchline is that crab was wrongfully accounted for in all simulation? Or that this is millionth cycle of earth civilisation and through all cycles crab self-trained and developed into most sophisticated organism and done to us same as
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by dostick 3y ago
Because “AI” easier to pronounce and everybody knows what it stands for. And what LLMs are capable of is magic enough to be called “AI” for most people.
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by dostick 3y ago
Nobody heard of Raycast?

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