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by dugidugout 11mo ago
If you were sincere in your attempt to "empathize with [them] there", your prose screams the opposite. I point this out, as anecdotally, it was quite distracting from the rest of your point and makes me think you are not doing muc
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by dugidugout 11mo ago
They were likely pushing back on the original comment, such that it isn't solely: > ...those who decide about how your time is being used... which stops individuals from: > [spending] more time thinking, writing, playing piano, a
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by dugidugout 11mo ago
Thank you for sharing this. :(
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by dugidugout 11mo ago
https://catbox.moe/
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by dugidugout 11mo ago
Sorry to confuse the thread. I meant to point to the original comment (embedding-shape), but blindly labeled them GP. We share understanding of their analogy, but differ in the inferred application. I took it as the well fed turkeys are &qu
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by dugidugout 11mo ago
If you read the grand parent, they seem to be denying a disruption is taking place industry wide. The adage was used to illustrate how complacency is blinded by the very conditions that enable it, and while this is unfalsifiable and not ver
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by dugidugout 11mo ago
I'm sure, given the means, the Turkey could have written some convincing prose about their delicious fatty meal.
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by dugidugout 11mo ago
Odd line to be dancing upon.
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by dugidugout 11mo ago
I'll take this sincerely, and ask you, is this really something you've a continuing curiosity about? I have a suspicion you understand what is taking place, but for whatever reason, are not expressing so directly. Are you assertin
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by dugidugout 11mo ago
If you're prescribing a public practice you intend to be taken seriously, you should contend with what happens at scale, especially when evaluating competing alternatives, where comparative scale effects become decisive. Given the arti
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by dugidugout 11mo ago
These are not boring solutions, they are incredibly difficult, and unfair solutions for a poor individual to take. You may find this all very annoying and we hear you, thank you for expanding upon your earlier vague notions.
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by dugidugout 11mo ago
It fits the Batman reference, somewhat. Bruce Wayne (Batman's public-facing identity) was imprisoned in a pit where he was the second person to ever escape. What I find a bit ironic, is this allegory can be used to reach the opposite p
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by dugidugout 11mo ago
I was also of the naive impression we had collectively moved from this thinking and it was more so just a difficult problem to attack inherently. The comments here are very sobering.
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by dugidugout 11mo ago
While I understand the sentiment, you stated it yourself, "It has always amazed me, because poverty is hell. Who wouldn't want to get out of that, and who wouldn't want his fellow brother to get out of that?". This is a
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by dugidugout 11mo ago
Why is anyone assuming this? It was the GP of this chain who was providing this assumption. The OP was commenting on the condition of being poor and the meaningful difference between the commonly experienced condition of being "broke&q
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by dugidugout 11mo ago
I think it was: > IMO it matters little how much you earn if you don't know how to spend it. which implied you were also commenting on the condition of being "poor", rather than distinguishing those who are "broke&quo
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by dugidugout 1y ago
The screen ui aestetic and audio (specifically the dubbing) remind me of the silver case series, may be a total reach, nice touches none the less! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Silver_Case
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by dugidugout 1y ago
I had this discussion briefly with a buddy who uses python exclusively for his career in austronomy. He was lamenting the pains of colaborting around Conda and seemed convinced it was irreplaceable. Being that I'm not familiar with the
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by dugidugout 1y ago
There's a mode for that!
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by dugidugout 1y ago
There is a subset of split keyboard layouts which solve for this by moving the modifiers to the thumb area, which is often void when a keyboard is split. Quite a pleasure to use and has much less buy-in than QWERTY alternatives.
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by dugidugout 1y ago
I too have had positive experience switching layouts for RSI (cubital tunnel specifically). While I am a bit skeptical on some of the more subtle claims by ergonomic enthusiasts, simply being more intentful around wrist posture seems to do
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by dugidugout 1y ago
Curious how 4x5's inconvenience is "proportional" while 35mm's is "hugely disproportionate". I'm not familiar with the specifics of these formats, but you seem to be arbitrarily drawing the line for where
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by dugidugout 1y ago
While I can't argue whether 30% is actually fair, I do believe you are disregarding some benefits steam brings which may seem trivial. The hosting of online-games and facilitation of sales is not their only service. One that has tracea