duskdozer

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by duskdozer 21d ago
It depends. It may be that more testosterone when you already produce "enough" - which is individual-dependent - won't give much additional strength if you aren't training specifically to take advantage of it. Additional
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by duskdozer 21d ago
The internet for me (and increasingly non-internet programs) is unusable at this point without excessive modifications. It's hard to imagine what it's like being unbothered by it all.
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by duskdozer 22d ago
You can, with for example KeePassXC. But following passkey development it does seem that in time they will want Google or Apple to own your private key and for you to use it through them.
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by duskdozer 22d ago
I suspect one reason is to subtly make the user feel more like they are interacting with a person.
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by duskdozer 22d ago
It depends. My display being at 1000hz doesn't mean I need your homebrewed accordion menu eating up the CPU to slide out and wiggle at 1000hz
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by duskdozer 22d ago
I think it's extremely unlikely that people who are bothered by LLMisms in writing would be more bothered by human grammar slips.
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by duskdozer 23d ago
Somewhere along the line "machine translation" became conflated with "machine translation + LLM editing"
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by duskdozer 23d ago
The basic Firefox "translate this page" on the original is more readable to me.
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by duskdozer 23d ago
I guess I am a casual pandas user only. Reading a guide on migrating/differences, it's hard to see why polars would be obviously better.
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by duskdozer 23d ago
It sounds like they should be on a version much higher than 2.x then.
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by duskdozer 23d ago
No you're not wrong, but while I can't speak for this specific instance, in many other cases, this language is intentionally confusing in order to dark-pattern users into agreeing to the thing they don't want to. Similar is u
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by duskdozer 23d ago
I think an invite system like lobste.rs could be enough. Prune bots at common ancestors
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by duskdozer 24d ago
Why would they? Storage [they don't have to pay for] is cheap! And just bundling it saves them time.
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by duskdozer 24d ago
I agree that it would be the right thing to do. Which is why you have to make the best attempt to make it the legal thing, because people looking to make money will not care about what's right. So, it makes sense to point out the disco
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by duskdozer 25d ago
Why BLAKE3? I hadn't thought too deeply about it but at some point I settled on https://github.com/Cyan4973/xxHash for similar things.
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by duskdozer 25d ago
No it wouldn't. Your bank, school, doctor, and government would all still have websites. Companies would still sell things online. Video calls and chat systems would be there. All the websites run by donation or self-funding would be u
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by duskdozer 28d ago
>The web browser experience in the browser is dramatically superior to that in the app, which doesn't even let you copy and paste media, for instance to text to others. X wants to force you to do that through a link back to them. No
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by duskdozer 28d ago
I'm sure there must be something on https://github.com/gorhill/ublock/wiki/Resources-Library but I've still not really been able to make sense/use of these rules much. At this point blocking ce
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by duskdozer 28d ago
I don't know anything about the history/context here, but in general an example would be if a developer were to receive gender-based harassment.
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by duskdozer 28d ago
From the software license: >THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS
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by duskdozer 28d ago
I stopped using GNOME after 3, but there were still quite a few animations in the GNOME core programs despite having the disable animation setting set. I wonder if that's changed.
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by duskdozer 28d ago
My people. I can't tell you how much time I spend trying hack these out, especially when base libraries hard code them. Accessibility isn't just sight/non-sight.
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by duskdozer 29d ago
I see the quotes are misleading. I doubt the parent's suggestion and was providing the article quotes as justification. I've edited it now.
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by duskdozer 29d ago
Well, Anubis actually lets me through eventually and most are very fast. Even this one is minimal compared to Cloudflare, which before I had to block its scripts entirely would just max out one CPU indefinitely (or at least a few hours, I f
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by duskdozer 29d ago
Took like 2.5-3 minutes on my regular desktop browser. Nothing AI related
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by duskdozer 29d ago
Doubt it. Microsoft probably just sees "voxel game" and files the claim, because they don't lose anything if it fails. From the article: >Luanti’s Android app is currently not available on the due to a baseless DMCA notice
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by duskdozer 29d ago
>It's the same reason why reddit bans are a complete joke. From what I've seen they do more than trivial fingerprinting to link accounts. I'd be surprised if you didn't have to use a new browser profile at the least,
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by duskdozer 29d ago
Most people in the US can't feasibly hold a job, get groceries, or go to the doctor without having a car.
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
They're counting on blowback not mattering.
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
Some of these residents will die, but that's a price I'm willing to pay. How many deaths would go from minor to major? How much impact to quality of life that isn't death would there be? There is already very little to make t

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