exodust

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by exodust 2y ago
> if you don’t find a site on Google, to you, it doesn’t exist What do you mean "find a site"? Are you saying the user has a website in mind they've visited before? Or are you saying the user doesn't have a website
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by exodust 2y ago
Imagine going to a dinner party where politics was not allowed to be discussed. After a few wines, people would break the rule. People in social settings enjoy talking politics, even if it means animated debate. Politics is essentially abou
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by exodust 2y ago
I think what a person enters into AI prompts says a lot about that person. It's a waste of time using AI for childish gotcha questions. You'll never get valuable results from low-quality fishing for opinion or political point-sco
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by exodust 2y ago
Everything up to your last bit about smearing the US is not wrong. As you said, Zalensky insisted on flying in to make the deal, then stepped over the line relative to the original deal they were meant to be doing. I don't think there&
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by exodust 2y ago
> as long as the aliens didn't use the work of human musicians. Don't you mean "inspired by" the work of human musicians? It's a fine line between inspiration and training. If AI listens to human music in order
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by exodust 2y ago
> layers of irony is so widespread in white supremacist circles on the internet Is it? I wouldn't know. I don't participate in white supremacist circles. Very few do, which is why it's joked about so easily. It's a
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by exodust 2y ago
The only time "clumsy" carries any weight or consequence, is when operating machinery or doing physical tasks. If he was driving a bus then did his arm gesture causing an accident, we could call him stupid. When humans communicate
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by exodust 2y ago
The suggestion Musk was trying to "signal the nazis out there" is absurd. It's on the level of "Hitler liked dogs. Who else has aligned with Hitler's like-ideology?"
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by exodust 2y ago
You got my upvote! If there's one good thing that comes out of Trump's position on Ukraine, it's Europe stepping up its own security and strength. This will be good for Europe and America in long run. I watched the Trump Zele
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by exodust 2y ago
> " ...for the purpose of doing as you request with the content you input in Firefox " I'm still confused about the scope of what this means. Is this post I'm writing now considered "content I input in Firefox&qu
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by exodust 2y ago
> a veiled salute....reducing society's defenses Conspiracy alert. Amusing how you'll settle for a half-baked nazi salute in order to hold your argument. What would be the end game? Self-sabotage every gain they made winning
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by exodust 2y ago
There's no such thing as a "genuine Musk heart goes out", there's only random shit people do in over-excited election result moments, in front of crowds. He's saying "thank you" while slapping his heart an
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by exodust 2y ago
Surely you're having a laugh presenting that argument? He's literally in the middle of saying "thank you"... that's what's coming out his mouth. Nobody in history has given nazi salutes while expressing elated
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by exodust 2y ago
Obviously it wasn't a Hitler Salute. Are you cross-trolling from reddit, or associated with a competitor EV brand? Both? The whole point behind any salute is clear communication and intent. It wouldn't make sense to back-pedal a n
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by exodust 2y ago
I suppose we wouldn't allow an alien race to release music in our market on Earth, would we? Although if they had a human agent on Earth, perhaps they could release music under a dedicated Alien label. Human musicians wouldn't lik
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by exodust 2y ago
Is the UK law broadly against encrypted files? For example if I encrypt a file locally, a zip file containing images, am I not permitted to upload that zip file to a cloud service in the UK? Even if the UK's demands were "access t
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by exodust 2y ago
> "Occasionally someone will come back weeks later, angry that I did XYZ without telling them... " Something fishy about this comment. Apparently you "do this all the time", spelling out the magic phrase you use like
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by exodust 2y ago
I like the one that goes "why did god create the universe? because he didn't have a choice".
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by exodust 2y ago
Psychedelics bypasses religion and ushers you to spirituality via secret shortcut. Warning on box: "Some assembly required."
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by exodust 2y ago
What part of "zero air traffic controllers were let go" don't you understand?
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by exodust 2y ago
Die as a result of giving attention to and upgrading air traffic control systems? Didn't a bunch of people die recently as a result of not intervening in this manner? The Verge is... often a nauseating experience because between ever
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by exodust 2y ago
Fair enough. Never heard this technique before. Note that such a technique wouldn't translate to other skills like dancing, singing, sawing a piece of wood. Doing those things faster I can't imagine would be of any help in improvi
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by exodust 2y ago
What's the benefit of learning to play faster than you need to? I understand wanting to play slower, but why faster?
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by exodust 2y ago
Loosely related to unexpected word origins, I didn't know until recently that when "gaslighting" someone, you're using an expression tied to literal gaslights from a 1944 movie. I'm likely late to the party on learn
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by exodust 2y ago
> " Biometric information: Sold or Shared ℹ: Yes " This from the newsatlas.com privacy policy. Sad how "privacy" policies these days don't even try. "Yep we're selling all your data." As for the st
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> " Interesting idea, let's explore that next quarter " Nothing wrong there, it's not "no". Sometimes we put ideas on ice until there's time, or other factors align. If your role is long-term, you have
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by exodust 2y ago
Same. Every few years it seems I have to refresh certain astronomy facts in my mind. The obvious looking stars are in foreground, in our galaxy. The "noise" is what a trillion stars looks like at 2.5 million light years. Dear brai
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by exodust 2y ago
I guess that's why they ask to move the speaker "close to the router" when setting up. Honestly, if they had a checkbox saying "do not share my location with Sonos" it would have eased my anxiety. But they don'
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by exodust 2y ago
> need to use that But they don't need to [use location services]. I only wanted the 3.5mm line in on the Sonos Play5, but was denied unless I jumped through their app "onboarding" routine. It's essentially a loudspea
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Not correct, not even close.

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