duskdozer

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by duskdozer 2mo ago
Why not use a custom ROM and install what you want?
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by duskdozer 2mo ago
I didn't say it so clearly but that's what I meant when I said they fill multiple columns. The columns themselves are narrow but there are many of them. I wouldn't mind the narrow widths as much, although this site is excessi
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by duskdozer 2mo ago
There is. As for their investments, I don't know: https://www.simonsfoundation.org/about/our-history/
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by duskdozer 2mo ago
You pay for private health insurance for everyone covered. Usually this is either just for yourself, for yourself and a spouse, or for yourself and a spouse and children. Each costs more than the last. Public schools are generally paid for
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by duskdozer 2mo ago
The internet has become so imbalanced in favor of what the website owner wants to run on my machine. I've still not found a reliable way of modifying user-hostile React pages. I'm sure before long it will take custom builds to avo
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by duskdozer 2mo ago
I'm sure there's something going back to newspapers on this (though they would of course, fill multiple columns), but I can't help but suspect a lot of these UX studies are just predetermined to justify things like extra spac
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by duskdozer 2mo ago
If you can understand that some behavior is toxic and should be banned, then you should understand the people behind "cancel culture." Alternatively, if you see "cancelling" "cancel culture" as not "cancel
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by duskdozer 2mo ago
> Some parts of the policy are unenforceable. This is not a bug. The goal is not to catch every violation, but to create a clear bright-line rule: Disclosure is required for all public LLM text, unless specifically exempted by the policy
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by duskdozer 2mo ago
Creation is still allowed: >Pre-arranged, non-critical, high-quality, well-tested, and well-reviewed code changes that are originally created by an LLM are allowed, with disclosure.
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by duskdozer 2mo ago
>Please, I NEED YOU TO TAKE A PHOTOGRAPHY AND DESIGN COURSE FOR YOUR BLOG. Go to art school or else I won't even consider looking at your website. Did you read tfa? >I’d rather see a shitty Microsoft Paint drawing as opposed to s
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by duskdozer 2mo ago
It just seems silly to need to beg in English for things like that. What's the entire space of things you need to think about? Can you be sure the specific way you asked would be correct, or do you also have to add "don't lie
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by duskdozer 2mo ago
I guess the hope would be that you want to spend more time with your family and not see it as time being "sucked out"
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by duskdozer 2mo ago
They mention having kids, so presumably it's more expensive. And on top of that, if you have nontrivial medical needs, the cheap marketplace plans often don't cover a lot of medications or treatments, or will make you redo things
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by duskdozer 2mo ago
So you don't worry so much about having excessive, big, capital R Retirement, you can retire too! Just mini retirement.
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by duskdozer 2mo ago
I'm sure some NIMBYism can be attributed to that, but I think too often it's described as the only reason, ignoring the real problems that come with new and denser development, many of which could be mitigated.
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by duskdozer 2mo ago
But coding manually would use fewer tokens.
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by duskdozer 2mo ago
Is it by deliberate choice or something like availability? I come across enough people who don't seem to notice the difference at all, or at least until it's directly pointed out.
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by duskdozer 2mo ago
I guess if people are nerding out on lights in this subthread, maybe someone can recommend me a type or source for low-K (say, 2200K or something thereabout) bulbs with good CRI (yes, I know, but I can still notice a big difference at 2700.
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by duskdozer 2mo ago
>in 99% of cases there's really no AI needed to analyze the data As I've seen it, there's a large chunk of those getting the most out of AI doing so because they weren't aware of or couldn't be bothered by alread
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by duskdozer 2mo ago
Behind all of these things are developers actively implementing them.
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by duskdozer 2mo ago
So, if Google decides for whatever reason I am not allowed to have an account with them, I should be banned from vast swaths of the internet? I have never signed in to a Google account on my Android phone, by the way. Even from a pro-corpor
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by duskdozer 2mo ago
Through a Google account. It's not some device check.
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by duskdozer 2mo ago
Children here are a distraction. Any harm these companies are causing to children is also being inflicted on adults. The correct solution is to end the harmful behavior for all, not set up required identity verification.
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by duskdozer 2mo ago
They're just extremely concerned about the wellbeing of the developers who will be left behind in the dust.
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by duskdozer 2mo ago
It's nuts how strong the reactions are. This is a rather permissive policy: tests and changes 15 lines are fully allowed.
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by duskdozer 2mo ago
People could also rip code verbatim from BigCorp's confidential source and try to hide it. It doesn't mean they should have a policy that allows that.
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by duskdozer 2mo ago
Aw geez. Poe'd. In my defense it really, really doesn't seem far off from what I've seen online and occasionally with people irl.
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by duskdozer 2mo ago
And we'd all be even happier with no banners and no tracking.
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by duskdozer 3mo ago
More like the credit card company can initiate automatic withdrawals from your bank account without your permission if you previously authorized the company to do autopay.
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by duskdozer 3mo ago
>>I use loopback ADB daily to automate scheduling eye care display settings using settings since my OEM does not provide advanced scheduling routines. >Which OEM do not provide this feature? This hardly quality as a legitimate usec

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