duskdozer

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by duskdozer 1mo ago
If the operators are in the US, they probably don't want to risk it if they were anything less than very careful in not having their personal info attached to any of the data.
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
When I have seen instances of this, it's usually because there is another variable. Example from wikipedia: >A common example of Simpson's paradox involves the batting averages of players in professional baseball. It is possibl
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
Your link goes beyond your 40% figure as well if you add in the 33% who don't believe in strict Creationism but believe that Christian God guided the process of evolution.
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
Are you saying that straight white Christen men are the most oppressed group in the US?
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
Who's to say they aren't the same as the developers implementing all the bad stuff at <pick your favorite hated tech company>? Listen to what they say, and plenty know it's bad, but they shrug their shoulders because th
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
I've heard it before and believe it that one reason is because many of the developers are working on new maxed-out machines and network connections both at work and home, so they don't notice problems for older or cheaper ones and
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
I don't doubt that was an original justification, but most of what I see are not for this purpose. Most of the time they're just adding unnecessary delay and CPU cycles.
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
Honestly I prefer the minimal style because I add my own to many pages as it is, or use the built-in reader or a reader extension. People have much different opinions on what's readable.
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
Well, yeah, that's Musk's propaganda outlet. That's not synonymous with "news" though.
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
I think there's a gap between "hyper-intelligent" people like you describe here and people who are just intelligent enough that nobody thought they needed help.
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
How would that be any better though?
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
(other user) in my typical experience: - keyboard can be used for pretty much everything - less visually busy (no/less animations, background images/color variations. often close to plain text on plain background) - more informati
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
Multiple machines, multiple instances or profiles
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
And? Why is a conversation needed?
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
To a degree I can't even blame them. It seems we as a society largely reward those who cheat, steal, and scam, and don't reward integrity and hard work the same way. So "why bother?" I can see it being. It doesn't e
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
I haven't been able to access old reddit for ages, but it is different now. Previously, they just gave me that obnoxious fedora-reddit-guy "whoa there pardner!" and some anti-bot message I think, but now it explicitly says &q
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
>18C is more like the maximum OK temperature. For you , and that's kind of my point. For me, my preferred temperature would be about 28C with no blanket or a light sheet. Something like 18C can be tolerable with blankets for me, bu
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
To be fair, I've been wanting to move to vim or emacs for a while now, but I've customized and gotten used to my current editor so much that it doesn't feel like a week's task.
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
Seeing a lot of the same thing has helped me understand how people are getting the claimed 10x productivity.
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
Neither are proprietary blackbox systems unfortunately.
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
Is this mean-spirited comment really what you want to share as the face of your company?
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
LLMs often use emdashes in a distinct incorrect way. It's not just the existence of any emdash, although considering you were in a very small minority of older users, it now warrants increased scrutiny, unfortunately for you.
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
Almost three years? >Rocky Linux 8 is supported by the Rocky Linux project until May 2029. https://forums.rockylinux.org/t/what-is-eol-of-rl8/3316/3
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
>18 degrees Celsius is considered optimal for sleep depth I'm instantly skeptical of anyone making universal statements like this, because they're certainly not true for everyone, and having looked into these and similar (f&#x2
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
>It could also be that this site has created its own hive-mind environment. Which is especially and bizzarely intolerant of AI at the moment. Really? I wonder where else you haunt because this is the most pro-AI place I'm around, bo
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
Degrades? Nonsense. Sounds like you need the latest model and more tokens.
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
It's not about what you want. It's about increasing engagement with the Google platform
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
For now: https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc/issues/10406 Or not: https://github.com/Kunzisoft/KeePassDX/issues/2321 They are imo clearly gearing up to lock down passke
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
Funny enough, that's what the big passkey folks want: https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc/issues/10407
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by duskdozer 1mo ago
>uBlock Origin's anti-sabotage injections Do you mean the rules like *##+js(acis, document.oncontextmenu) (an example I just added (copied) today)? I've had a lot of trouble figuring out how to make these properly. &gt

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