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by dugidugout 9mo ago
I get the feeling you are approaching Hesse's Glass Bead Game.
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by dugidugout 9mo ago
Alas, something something capitalism.
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by dugidugout 9mo ago
Which also has a term with stigma: hipster
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by dugidugout 9mo ago
I actually stumbled on this earlier today! I was reaching for home in on and settled on hone in on as it intuitively fit better to me! I remember thinking "Im trying to express reducing something critically which is like refining"
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by dugidugout 9mo ago
I am affected by extreme conscientiousness and would be described as a social outcast in my current state I'm sure. I've always had a decent social network through proximity alone (neighborhood, education, etc.) and in this comfor
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by dugidugout 9mo ago
> In the case of drugs, they probably wouldn't have any reason to raid you unless you were suspected of stashing drugs or money or some other evidence. To keep with the analogy: If I had a public history of contact with the dealer (
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by dugidugout 9mo ago
How are both of these not simply the second case they provided?
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by dugidugout 9mo ago
I believe you have the hypothetical confused. > if they were targeting you specifically They are not targeting Natanson at all from what I can tell. They're targeting a source she's writing from (to what extent isn't clear
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by dugidugout 9mo ago
> For example, if police have a "hunch" you're selling drugs but not probable cause, they can just wait for you to ... Whren doesn't seem to track in this case or am I missing something? In the example provided, the h
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by dugidugout 9mo ago
I appreciate the added nuance here and would like to hear your comments on the seperate issue of doing this to a member of the press, or better, the sepcific pretext presented by the reporting: > The warrant, she said, was executed “at t
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by dugidugout 9mo ago
I struggle daily to urge myself to eat after years of habitual starvation. The process of storing and making food through-out the week is extremely difficult for me to say the least... I also don't have room in my finances to out-sourc
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by dugidugout 9mo ago
I’m speaking from my own informal reading of the Cooper edition, which I genuinely enjoyed for its prose. Even so, it took me years to work through the whole thing, and I trace my difficulty quite easily to gaps in my earlier education and
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by dugidugout 10mo ago
It would help if I had a better understanding of what you mean by "that". I generally write to liberate my consciousness from isolation. When doing so in a public forum I am generally doing so in response to an assertion. When res
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by dugidugout 10mo ago
You act as if there are not companion or derivative works ad-nauseam. The barrier is hermeneutic, not grammatical, which is a fundamental constraint on shared meaning. Thus the "real barrier" is innate and your particular fixation
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by dugidugout 10mo ago
Its odd you don't apply the same analysis to each. The latter certainly can provide a similar trail indicating knowledge of the use case and necessary parameters to achieve it. And certainly the former doesnt preclude llm interlocking.
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by dugidugout 10mo ago
Quite the variety, most of which Ive also experienced. But your original claim simply doesnt apply to most of these (MMORPGs are exception). What I suspect is that the barrier for reaching "flow" or analogous competitive states ha
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by dugidugout 10mo ago
You believe brick and mortar shops put money down on a location with no plan at all? This is what OP did, your analogy is pretty weak.
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by dugidugout 10mo ago
"There’s no fun if you constantly lose, and you’ll always lose against a kid who spends half of their living day making sure they’re better than you in the game" is true, but hardly reality for the reasons I provided. While I appr
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by dugidugout 10mo ago
I see this sentiment and rationalization a lot but I don't understand it. Age aside, presently, are you saying you cannot meet a threshold you would label competitive? Competitive games are almost always played on a spectrum? I would a
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by dugidugout 10mo ago
I hear this more and more as I age. This isn't what original comment was doing, but when discussing recent readings or hobbies with my friends or community I often must prod for the actual object of their pass-time or sit through a win
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by dugidugout 10mo ago
Can you provide the specific research you are referring to?
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by dugidugout 10mo ago
It seems more odd to me you are placing as much value on career agency to infer ones mental health broadly. I'm not saying this isnt a norm in many cultures, but I'd like to hear your argument for supporting it.
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by dugidugout 10mo ago
Can you speak on what features were missing ootb and which plugins respectively gave you trouble? I'm not sure how "people who are doing Rust stuff" would specifically get more out of it either? Are you implying you cant just
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by dugidugout 10mo ago
If you look at the site in question closer, it states that the "green, blue, and red bars" mean "constructive, technical, and flame war". If I had to guess, you likely have some heavy premises that blind you from engagin
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by dugidugout 10mo ago
This rhetoric worries me. If you insist on degrading others at least fix it to something like: > [They seemingly] can't think on their own without an AI [moderating] They _literally_ can think on their own, and they _literally_ did
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by dugidugout 10mo ago
Well put and thank you for adding much depth here!
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by dugidugout 10mo ago
It isn't clear what you said. You asserted a pattern of conduct on the user simonw: > I think constantly replying to everybody with some link which doesn't address their concerns Then claimed that conduct was: > condescendin
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by dugidugout 10mo ago
Condescending and disrespectful to whom? Everybody wholsale? This doesnt seem reasonable? Please elaborate.
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by dugidugout 10mo ago
Maybe I'm still doing some heavy priming by using multiple prompts, but similarly you can follow-up any speculative prompt with a "now flip the framing to x" query to ensure you are seeing the strong cases from various perspe
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by dugidugout 11mo ago
I'm guessing the broader demographic of users simply don't think the software is crap. My buddy working in water transportation was just raving about Teams to me the other day. His praise basically boiled down to being integrated

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