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eloisius
3y ago
At some point we have to say it takes too much. If it takes 20 college-educated social workers, medical professionals, etc. just to enable one junkie to eek out a miserable existence doing drugs and sleeping on the street, it's too muc
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> What needs to happen for decriminalization to work is much better social support for addicts, including safe use sites staffed with nurses, free health care for addicts including detox hospitalization and substance abuse treatments, so
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3y ago
It’s hard even when you don’t take into consideration that you don’t know what you’ve misremembered. Try writing a memoir. You’ll realize you never actually remember what anyone says, but caveating your dialog with “and then I think they sa
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3y ago
No, but most SMS-based 2fa is linked to my voip number, which then requires 2fa stored in a password manager.
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3y ago
I stress about getting my shit stolen every time I’m traveling and being completely locked out of everything. I stash an extra phone separate from my main phone every time I travel for that reason.
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3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote | US Citizen Looking for computer vision work, specifically multi-view stereo projects: camera calibration, SfM, scene reconstruction, 3D object triangulation, 3D multi-object tracking. 2D problems, video processing. I
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3y ago
It's not "less noise" just because it's shorter. Code golf is extremely hard to read exactly because it's so terse. If Math.ceil is making your code hard to read, there's probably something else going on. Being
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3y ago
> ~~‘s flooring capabilities make it a better alternative to Math.floor if you know you’re dealing with positives — it’s faster and takes up less characters. Good lord. This takes me back to 2012 when all the cool kids were putting bangs
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3y ago
Funny. Georgia (US) is well known as the home of Coca-Cola but when I was a kid, i remember all my kin in South Georgia drinking RC Cola.
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The problem with that is that everything is something you did online now. People are constantly recording. There’s an astonishing amount of embarassing shit on TikTok just because someone was recording at the right time. Maybe in the past y
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3y ago
A couple of months ago someone was on here announcing their healthcare-but-not-healthcare startup for ADHD [1]. This is a great example of why not to trust these services. Relationship with your provider is extremely important when it comes
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SEEKING WORK | Remote | US Citizen Looking for computer vision work, specifically multi-view stereo projects: camera calibration, SfM, scene reconstruction, 3D object triangulation, 3D multi-object tracking. 2D problems, video processing, a
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Meta also requires in their TOS that you have only one account and that it uses your “real” identity, so you’d be in violation of TOS with your work account.
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eloisius
3y ago
The quote is an example of Chinese disinformation being spread in Taiwan, not a reflection of anything in reality.
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eloisius
3y ago
Hence the complaints that Apple isn’t doing enough. It’s technically possible to know ahead of time if an SMS or call comes from a fraud operation or from an MFA number. Personally I don’t know if the phone is the right place to handle that
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The problem I have with these is that unknown but wanted senders get squelched with the spam. I get MFA tokens via SMS from assorted random numbers, or worse calls from them (looking at you Citibank).
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3y ago
The problem is that someone has to squat your domain for you for as long as want to prevent an adversary from registering your domain and intercepting any emails still being delivered to it.
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3y ago
And robot is 機器人, literally machine man. Mandarin is weird about loan words. Where the Japanese will gobble up any word and incorporate it into “Japanese,” Chinese goes through some complicated hoops to come up with a word etymologically ro
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3y ago
Don’t sleep with your phone in the bedroom.
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Seer is a decent front end for gdb https://github.com/epasveer/seer
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3y ago
Eye tracking, probably not, but localizing the VR headset in space without needing an expensive rig in your living room is cool. Or perhaps even being able to build a 3D reconstruction of your living room, localize yourself within it, send
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Tracking is a core competency for VR headsets. It could also be used for AI-assisted video production, which is the bread and butter of their advertising platform. Users generate videos, and with more powerful editing tools they can churn o
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In my opinion all of these mental wellness apps start out in the good faith category but will transition to borderline scam. Same as most VC startups. Mental health service providers are expensive, and trying to get equivalent services at r
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3y ago
Weird ethics. No shame in bypassing the meter and stealing electricity. Start ups require energy.
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3y ago
A game like Press The Button, except there’s half AIs and half human players. The goal for each is to identify the others and airlock them off the ship. Constrain the tests in such a way that open chat using lewd language or whatever is imp
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3y ago
You’re describing QC. The reason that’s not sufficient is because your test user might not meet the conditions that trigger a bug. Trivial example: a bug that only shows up for users using RTL languages. A test suite allows you to test edge
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> Yeah, until someone creates a website that just ships the products they say they have, and people type in the URL for the site directly and shop there? This already happens over and over, and with AI it’s only going to be worse. Compan
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3y ago
The work you all are doing is incredible. Thank you, and I’ll be a paying customer as long as you keep the show going. I’m notoriously stingy about paying subscriptions for tech services, but the money I pay for Kagi directly impacts my pro
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Oh really? I just commented about how this misconception made me change my behavior. Wish that was more clear, or that I had higher reading comprehension.
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3y ago
Same. I never hit the limits of my Kagi plan, but it motivated me to add Firefox @searches for things like PyPI, where I know exactly what I want.
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