faeriechangling

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by faeriechangling 2y ago
I'm using exportable passkeys in .kdbx format right now. There's no reason conceptually why passkeys have to be non-exportable. Regular keys are only seldom implemented in that way.
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by faeriechangling 2y ago
Yes because you can use 3rd party credential managers that use passkeys.
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by faeriechangling 2y ago
You can be two things at once.
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by faeriechangling 2y ago
I got into Apple because they have a gigantic consumer ecosystem with unmatched integration, and several class leading products, not the ads.
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by faeriechangling 2y ago
Hardware improvements alone provide a straightforward path to a substantial improvement over what we have now, and we should see software improvements and more data to use over time as well. I'm not quite at "singularity" le
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by faeriechangling 2y ago
Part of the insight they learn is that disabilities are very different and you gain very minimal empathy into them.
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by faeriechangling 2y ago
Sounds incredibly dangerous while also being ineffectual.
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by faeriechangling 2y ago
How does it follow that a brain not being fully developed means that it's incapable of logic? >It’s also the case that many things are not amenable to logical analysis, and humans must instead formulate actions based on values and p
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by faeriechangling 2y ago
CAT-Q survey results mostly, a screening tool designed to detect masking, and autistic men report masking a statistically insignificant less than neurotypical men. Autistic women report masking a statistically insignificant more than neuro
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by faeriechangling 2y ago
I mean many disabled people are foolish enough to think that understanding one instance of one disability gives them insight into all disabilities. That and they know that if they get into it with another disabled person, most everybody wi
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by faeriechangling 2y ago
When I talk to autistic men there's often a huffy entitlement that being called creepy is a form of discrimination, since autism itself is seen as "Creepy" independent of any objectively or intentionally creepy behaviour, and
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by faeriechangling 2y ago
Hmm, I don't know, I feel like America in perticular came away from WWII with pretty clean hands, bombing Japan aside, the pacific war devolved into something a bit grotesque. The American soldiers marched towards Japan carrying aroun
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by faeriechangling 2y ago
>We are surely better than where we were at in the middle ages with leaches and stuff, but there is still a lot of practice and experimentation to see what works and what doesn't, just evidence without hard proof. Here's a ques
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by faeriechangling 2y ago
It's a philosophical question not a psychological question, so I see no reason to appeal to the authority of psychologists here, who are pretty throughly unqualified to determine this.
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by faeriechangling 2y ago
>That doesn’t mean they don’t exist, and much more importantly, that a diagnosis is useful in improving someone’s situation. Show me the actual proof of this. For something so at the core of modern clinical practice, the utility of diag
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by faeriechangling 2y ago
>Was it better for people to just be "weird" or "creepy" or "freaks" instead of somewhere on the autism-spectrum? How has autism diagnosis stopped any of this from happening? People are absolutely unapologe
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by faeriechangling 2y ago
I asked this elsewhere but will ask this here - does calling people autistic and medicalising actually prevent misery, depression, and suicide? This whole thought that autistic people who appear to have no problems are all secretly on the v
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by faeriechangling 2y ago
Good thing I see no to negative evidence that autistic men actually mask. Autistic women I see more evidence for. Also, saying "this deserves medicalisation" and throwing a label on people doesn't mean you're actually h
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by faeriechangling 2y ago
Yeah but we don't call people disordered for lacking the talents of these gainfully employed autistics, so it seems sort of arbitrary to me.
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by faeriechangling 2y ago
Being in a wheelchair is rarely going to be caused by a disorder, also autism is different insofar that the negatives and positives seem to be linked to eachother and are not merely a matter of random circumstance. But practically, the diso
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by faeriechangling 2y ago
>I'd argue you need a deep understanding of social value to even want to make a great contribution to society. Autistics only nessecarily misunderstand social value in a superficial way. They are frequently compensating for a sort
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by faeriechangling 2y ago
I don't really accept the validity of people who are generally more functional and conventionally successful than average being called "disordered" in the first place. It seems like a weird arbitrary insistence of the medica
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by faeriechangling 2y ago
This is not my experience at all. Being diagnosed directly led to immense stigma over and over. You are literally giving people the language they need to stereotype you and put you into a bucket by getting diagnosed and telling people you
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by faeriechangling 2y ago
It correlates to physically measurable brain differences, autism is considered heterogenous for a reason and has no single cause. Given autistics don’t even seem to have the same symptoms, severity of symptoms, or etiologies, and opinions o
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by faeriechangling 2y ago
Using processes to manage threading is more of a hack than having threaded processes.
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by faeriechangling 2y ago
This is an absolutely stupid notion IMHO because if somebody has the data there’s NOTHING you can do to stop profiling. The right to the deletion and security of your own personal data is what needs to be protected. This sort of right is
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by faeriechangling 2y ago
Making a must-have product doesn’t constitute being an anti-competitive monopolist. Coca Cola isn’t a monopolist because classic coke just tastes so good and yet they refuse to share the recipe with Pepsi Cola. Anti-competitiveness is more
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by faeriechangling 2y ago
Nvidia has done many anticompetitive things over the years even if what you’re saying is generally true. Gameworks comes to mind.
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by faeriechangling 2y ago
Censorship works great. That’s why we’ve been doing it for so long. It’s just that censorship is good for the censors not for the censored or the general population. Occasionally a censor will be benevolent and effective but one can’t co
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by faeriechangling 2y ago
The Chinese state is a fact checking organization. I see no difference other than the fact the Chinese state has power and this is already extremely warped and corrupt, while the other fact checkers are merely striving for similar power. T

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