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by footy 2y ago
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by footy 2y ago
hi my partner is a neuroscientist and multiple words on this list appear on any one of her proposals. She doesn't even work with humans. If you think this only affects social sciences you don't have the requisite knowledge to have
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by footy 2y ago
"historically" is on this list
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by footy 2y ago
I'm surprised by how big this news story has been the past week or so, because I thought we all knew about Spotify's fake music already. I remember reading about this program at least 6 years ago. I haven't used Spotify since
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by footy 2y ago
This is a weird and kind of rude thing to say to someone.
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by footy 2y ago
> For insanely curious people who often feel unsatisfied with the answers given by those around them, it’s the greatest thing ever. As an insanely curious person who's often unsatisfied with the answers given by those around me, I c
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by footy 2y ago
I didn't skip over it, I chose not to reply. My understanding of it is it collects metadata. It doesn't collect screenshots or do OCR, again as far as I know. It'd a completely different system from Recall.
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by footy 2y ago
I guess some people do want it given that Rewind AI somehow exists. I don't understand it and I can't imagine how out of touch you'd have to be to make it the default, but weirdly the market for this is out there.
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by footy 2y ago
> people are going to be using intelligence with Siri. Siri sends all transcripts to Apple, even if processed locally. Will this include text transcripts too? That’s some seriously private information that gets sent to Apple that you can
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by footy 2y ago
I used Arc for a while because despite my misgivings about using a browser that requires an account etc the workflow was very good for me I started moving to Zen about a week ago, hearing about this vulnerability yesterday and especially se
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by footy 2y ago
this is why humanities matter
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by footy 2y ago
Why does this need a Google sign in? I know it's been mentioned by others but hard pass. Landing page nailed it, aesthetically.
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by footy 2y ago
The Spanish is better than the German but is still super clunky. In particular, it goes from the informal to the informal second person as if there were no difference, and the end result reads like it was written by committee (which I suppo
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by footy 2y ago
This is interesting to me, because it runs so counter to my own experience with young/early career developers. I run into more female devs close to my own age than younger (relative to male developers specifically).
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by footy 2y ago
> Maybe it gets the details wrong, but like even if it's wrong sometimes, it's far better than googling or wikipedia or even a text book sometimes, because you can interrogate it interactively and ask for clarifications this to
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by footy 2y ago
I know I am not the first person to say this, but those are the types of things that make me leave a group chat. Then again I don't even "good morning" my partner unless maybe if it's a big day for either one of us, so I
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by footy 2y ago
I'm Canadian and my answer is not no.
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by footy 2y ago
I've been playing Civ for... longer than I'd care to admit and I was initially disappointed with the art style and mechanics of VI, but the art grew on me and the expansions made it much better than V ever was.
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by footy 3y ago
I notice this in myself, even though I've never particularly made money from published prose on the internet. But (under different accounts) I used to be very active on both HN and reddit. I just don't want to be anymore now for L
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by footy 3y ago
This is interesting to me, because exercising, and changing my lifestyle to support that, are what has given me that hunger for life. Runner's high or the sense of accomplishment from a 100 mile bike ride or a tough day hike make me fe
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by footy 3y ago
This is true of every language though. Language acquisition works like this (and people understand what young children mean) regardless of whether you're learning English or Spanish or German or Korean.
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by footy 3y ago
Couldn't see the parent to my comment earlier when I replied. To be fair I've been traveling so it could easily be user error.
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by footy 3y ago
Doesn't really follow from the removed comment I was replying to.
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by footy 3y ago
the author's motivation is likely to expose bad man Elon Musk I remember like six or seven? years ago when I used to be active on reddit I was on a sub called r/enoughMuskSpam. At the time this was kind of a fringe view. It is les
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by footy 3y ago
> Women are indeed saved by childbirth. Men too. saved from what?
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by footy 3y ago
This is interesting to me. Did you grow up seeing your cousins often? I saw most of my cousins at least once a week growing up, and even went to the same middle and high school as some of them—meaning I spent more time with them than I did
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by footy 3y ago
I love cities, never want to move out of my very downtown apartment, and also never want to work in an office again. People (especially city people) who equate a preference for remote work with a "strong desire for physical isolation&q
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by footy 3y ago
This was basically what I learned from those years. I was in my late teens, and it really shaped the way I lived and what I valued in young adulthood.
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by footy 3y ago
this was my great-grandmother. The last two years of her life were her just waiting to die, and if she hadn't thought it would doom her to hell she would have done something herself. I have to say I sort of understand where she was com
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by footy 3y ago
The problem with this is that "unambiguous, conclusive proof" is an ill-defined benchmark. That's before getting into the question of food allergies or intolerances. I stopped eating meat 8 or so years ago, and I love seitan,

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