droopyEyelids

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by droopyEyelids 1y ago
Small and scrappy teams work when the team has less than 8 hours of corporate busywork to do a day (Jira, compliance training, triaging 10k alerts from the new scanning software, etc)
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by droopyEyelids 1y ago
I was surprised to find my old PC with a GTX1080 could transcribe/diarize about 10x faster than my m1 Mac. If anyone reading this is looking to transcribe 100s of hours of audio, do the extra work to get it set up on desktop with a ded
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by droopyEyelids 1y ago
Who sponsored this text in the bill?
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by droopyEyelids 1y ago
It said the path between “double lock” and “dislodge” was a tortured 10 word chain, it seems like you could get there much faster “Double lock” > “clasp” > “grab” > “dislodge” It’s just a quick example, but I think it follows their
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by droopyEyelids 1y ago
Hard to make it an electricity analogy, when the anode is actually the source of electrons! But i got your point and agree
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by droopyEyelids 1y ago
If they're fixing all the little bugs that should give everyone much more time to think about product design and do the research.
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by droopyEyelids 1y ago
Unfortunately, unionization is not “coming back with a vengeance” in the United States and it is not allowed to by our laws. Our laws ban: sector unionization, sympathy and general strikes, and secondary boycotts. On top of that, we have a
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by droopyEyelids 1y ago
They’re not working like idiots, they have universal unionization and lots of time off.
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by droopyEyelids 1y ago
Wisdom sounds like nonsense till we have the experience to digest it
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by droopyEyelids 1y ago
generating a simple maze for kids is also not possible yet
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by droopyEyelids 1y ago
It seem like bickering at this point, but I do not see how that is a useful signal. I’m genuinely curious what you are getting out of it
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by droopyEyelids 1y ago
I think we need to be careful with the language like “this is what the users want” when something along the lines of “this is what triggers of pattern of compulsive behavior in users” is closer to the truth
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by droopyEyelids 1y ago
Eligibility to receive grants & tax deductible donations, public perception & credibility
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by droopyEyelids 1y ago
The store might want to know that but not the cashier. “Did you find everything ok?” is small talk and if you try and answer it’ll be as jarring as if you gave a real answer to a stranger who asks “hows it going”
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by droopyEyelids 1y ago
Do you believe the ease with which a service can be used influences the amount of people who use that service? Like with marginal users?
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by droopyEyelids 1y ago
It’ll be nice if an institution finally decides to oppose some of the recent government overreach. It’s really shocking to see an institution in our country take action that is not in its immediate financial best interest (assuming this let
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by droopyEyelids 2y ago
(Not an AI stan) I would like to see the evidence that the AI contributed to the suicide. Without seeing the evidence this feels like a cynical attempt to make political hay out of a tragedy. The person whose AI companion forms their most i
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by droopyEyelids 2y ago
Many of the most wealthy and powerful people in the country hate the government and try to sabotage it or suborn it, so its not surprising when the quality of government services suffers.
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by droopyEyelids 2y ago
As humans, our culture and personal beliefs guide how we interpret things in our lives. Depending on your views, the same childrearing experience can be noble and beautiful, or senseless and ugly. It seems to be a relatively new development
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by droopyEyelids 2y ago
Those last two are not actually related. This review was about testing supplementation of vitamin D, what you posted is mostly about correlation between serum levels and health outcomes, and those levels are largely about non-supplemented
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by droopyEyelids 2y ago
It might not be that weasley if they only allow Chinese companies to buy advertising It would not require a partnership to buy stuff outside the country
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by droopyEyelids 2y ago
Very easy but time-consuming
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by droopyEyelids 2y ago
These tanks are called “SCBA” self contained breathing apparatus… no “u” for underwater. They’re what firefighters use.
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by droopyEyelids 2y ago
I think you might be caught up in a bit of the rationalist delusion. People -only!- draw conclusions based on personal experience. At best you have personal experience with truly objective evidence gathered in a statistically valid manner.
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by droopyEyelids 2y ago
It's a doomscroller-brained comment, confusing the PFAS fire retardant foams used on military bases with this ammonium phosphate made from mined Phosphorite rock.
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by droopyEyelids 2y ago
For local multiplayer, steam has to handle the input devices, and thats what doesn't work. (for multiple devices)
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by droopyEyelids 2y ago
This would be good for trying to get something done on the computer while managing a toddler
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by droopyEyelids 2y ago
I don't think you intended to be that specific, but the developers don't make any decisions at the level of "releasing a server component" thats an upper management/production leader decision.
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by droopyEyelids 2y ago
Local multiplayer on steam is borderline unusable. A software engineer can (temporarily) get it working after hours of diagnosis. Compare that to the switch.
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by droopyEyelids 2y ago
One would think the arcana of time zones and the occasional leap second would not interfere with an individual setting egg timers often enough to become a burden

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