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by erelong 10mo ago
I thought the healthy consensus was to get a little of actual sunlight on the skin for vitamin D production and other things
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by erelong 10mo ago
Are there tips for becoming wealthy without becoming famous, then?
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by erelong 10mo ago
PostmarketOS runs on a few models of Kobo: https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Category:Kobo
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by erelong 10mo ago
Issue 1: Establishing lots of reasons why people should encrypt Issue 2: Making it easy to encrypt Issue 3: Popularizing encryption or getting more people to do it
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by erelong 10mo ago
They made some open source software for me ;^)
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by erelong 10mo ago
A bit tangential but I was going to make a post of my own on naming with the problem of "filenames" so many times I download something and the filename has nothing to do with the file or it's too much of an abbreviation so wh
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by erelong 10mo ago
I do this with plain text but hear me out: multiple files multiple directories (folders) (scripts)
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by erelong 10mo ago
No: I actually kind of find it surprising that this post and the top comments saying "yes" even exist because I think the answer should be so firmly "no", but I'll explain what I like to post elsewhere using AI (edi
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by erelong 11mo ago
This reminds me of something slightly different but of "not reinventing the wheel" It feels like there should be emerging "optimized solutions" to certain problems that are widely accepted, but rather instead it seems li
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by erelong 11mo ago
I think the top comment is getting at some issues, that this substack post seems to have a neoliberal (?) focus on material prosperity, but I'd try to frame the discussion maybe in a way to try to make it more obvious and then ask some
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by erelong 11mo ago
I've seen a lot of these posts and my comment a few times has been that coding was difficult before, so when a challenge met your skill, this put you in the psychological state of "flow". When there is too much challenge and
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by erelong 11mo ago
Harvard: "Exercise is an all-natural treatment to fight depression" https://www.health.harvard.edu/mind-and-mood/exercise-is-an-... "Seasonal Affective Order, or SAD ... has been linked to vitamin D, oth
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by erelong 11mo ago
as others said, interesting idea, buggy and not totally functional
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by erelong 11mo ago
have thought about trying this but was wondering how hard is it to unbrick your phone if you screw this up
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by erelong 11mo ago
I'm curious to what extent things in this article have been fixed: "Think twice before abandoning X11. Wayland breaks everything!" https://gist.github.com/probonopd/9feb7c20257af5dd915e3a9f2d... In my ex
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by erelong 1y ago
top comment seems to be on point, it's time for more of a focus on linux mobile (or mobile linux)... this has been known to be needed for years and some progress has been made on it and more can be made with more people getting involve
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by erelong 1y ago
There's a lot of things to be said on these topics, it probably is worth trying to keep android "open" here, but there's also a lot of alternative routes to consider and in the long run I think maybe Android is a lost ca
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by erelong 1y ago
I think some of the detractors or skeptics of AI developments like this are highly underestimating the value of these kinds of innovations like Sora, maybe because they are focusing on less productive uses of video generation (so they seem
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by erelong 1y ago
I've seen multiple posts like this I still stand by my previous response, which is about flow: flow happens when your skills meet a sufficient challenge AI has disrupted this by basically increasing your skills when you have too many s
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by erelong 1y ago
thanks, that's helpful to hear I know this is a new "space" so I've just been going off what I can find on here and other places and... it all seems a little confusing to me besides what I otherwise tried to describe (an
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by erelong 1y ago
> The main takeaway, again, is to keep things simple. if true this seems like a bloated approach but tbh I wouldn't claim to know totally how to use Claude like the author here... I find you can get a lot of mileage out of "reg
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by erelong 1y ago
is there a guide for corporate cybersecurity? I can see faulting them for these lapses in security, but on the other hand I also don't have a guide in mind to point them to that they should make use of instead (obviously the guide they
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by erelong 1y ago
I guess I'm wondering what the advantage is with this over something like a proot-distro ubuntu distro running or what specific use cases that ubuntu / android / termux wouldn't otherwise cover (or really just use cases
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by erelong 1y ago
have you used this guide? https://wiki.termux.com/wiki/PRoot
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by erelong 1y ago
I do think it's about the incentives, but I've had conversations elsewhere between a perceived distinction between "morals" and, for lack of a better word, "ethics" Morals you might not want to violate under ne
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by erelong 1y ago
just use ai to upskill :^) ai problems require ai solutions
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by erelong 1y ago
tiktok is thriving
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by erelong 1y ago
Flow Management Flow comes when challenge meets skill Too much skill and too little challenge creates boredom; too little skill and too much challenge creates anxiety AI has reduced the challenge needed for achieving your goal, creating bor
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by erelong 2y ago
I was wondering about this too, or even benign annoying situations like you were doing research and forgot it was going to reboot on schedule and now you lose your train of thought
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by erelong 2y ago
sounds good as opt-in configurable feature, but like it could have unforeseen consequences if forced on all users?

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