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gcr
4y ago
This is a Rorschach test of course. Taking the bait, it’s interesting to compare my Reddit and HN accounts pre-transition with my Reddit account post-transition. The former two have eerily similar predictions of escapism, shyness, and knowl
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gcr
4y ago
when you have a diagnosis, then what? where do you actually go from there? are there doors that an ADHD diagnosis opens that have a better ROI than, say, graymarket modafinil?
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gcr
4y ago
Does the user have to specify the "schema" (each unique log message type) manually? or is it learned automatically (a la gzip and friends)? I wasn't able to discover this from a cursory readthrough of the paper...
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gcr
4y ago
I can demonstrate that KF is acting in bad faith: To this day Kiwifarms still hosts the Christchurch video, the same video discussed in Moon’s rebuttal here. In 2022, Moon (the author of this HN link) posted the AU Government’s takedown ord
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4y ago
To this day Kiwifarms still hosts the Christchurch video. They posted the AU Government’s takedown order along with their response: “were a US company,” refusing to remove it. You can still find it by searching for “AU Government Class 1 Se
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gcr
4y ago
for some folks, this sort of doxxing carries severe real-world consequences. think of someone who's trans for example: it isn't always possible to update names on government documents because of dumb state laws, so discovering and
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gcr
4y ago
_why went at great lengths to hide his identity. at ruby conferences he attended, folks would offer him a ride back home, so he'd have them like, drop him off at a park near his house or at a street corner. all of his talks and writi
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gcr
4y ago
i mean, in fairness, VS Code doesn't make for a particularly good day planner :p
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gcr
4y ago
See that's the thing! You're looking for the furry (and especially trans) / queer communities, especially the Freedom of Form Foundation or the "digital self-identity" simulacra folks. All of these communities are g
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gcr
4y ago
oh believe me we're still around! you're just not gonna find a lot of that "above ground" so to speak. the good stuff happens in hushed tones or among small social circles. And in places you wouldn't otherwise think
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4y ago
a lot of document key/value databases that store arbitrary JSON tend to work this way (for example Cassandra does this, IIRC). some will even automatically build indices for you (though hand-tuning is usually better)
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gcr
4y ago
wait, are you saying that the columns of view tables could be compressed? that doesn't make sense to me cause views don't use extra space to begin with....? storing raw JSON in sqlite means the entire blob would be compressed and
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gcr
4y ago
It's common folk knowledge in my trans community that HRT often stops or in some cases partially reverse hair loss. See [1] for a case study, for example. Testosterone is correlated with hair loss and I could see how increasing T would
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4y ago
i think OP's two points are that 1. backlash against "feminization of men" is something that people seem to care about more in the USA than other countries (HN audiences skew toward this population anyway); 2. these days, rig
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gcr
4y ago
Back in the day ('70s and '80s i think), trans women used to take synthetic estrogens (such as premarin, IIRC was the drug of choice) before switching to bioidentical estrogen from estradiol tablets in the '90s and '00s,
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4y ago
Another important point is that trans women typically start on an antiandrogen as well as an estradiol supplement. Testosterone's effects are orders of mag stronger than estrogen, so trans women typically have to take drastic measure
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gcr
4y ago
could you describe this in more detail? it seems like this could be a useful countermeasure against these sorts of practices
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gcr
4y ago
Lossily compress the point cloud then, come on. For thin two-sided objects like laptops, rasterize the depth map of each side. You might be interested in how biometric hashes for things like fingerprints or irises work, since these have the
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4y ago
If Celsius is accepting deposits on existing addresses, they are continuing to accept deposits that they know their customers can't access. Celsius designed the system without an off switch because DeFi systems generally view that as a
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gcr
4y ago
Calling "pilot error" in response to a service interruption of your least favorite token is like saying "sure, our perl CGI gateway was down, but that doesn't count as downtime since our caddy frontend and deno server is
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gcr
4y ago
Another commenter in this thread mentioned the median is $4000 as of a few months ago.
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4y ago
in the USA at least, men who wear skirts are frequently treated worse by their colleagues, for example. So there's complexity here. Though not explicitly mentioned, this sort of thing is "gendered" in the sense that crossdres
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gcr
4y ago
Hey this is great! I wrote a similar game for pico8 back in February: https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?pid=106664
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gcr
5y ago
how do you feel about nim?
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gcr
5y ago
that's a great idea! let's call it something simple, like just "Hangouts" Then to solve adoption, let's make it a website so people can visit it without installing anything! And maybe if it could be spearheaded by a
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gcr
5y ago
I saw this last year! You can replicate this system with a stack of index cards and a hair tie. :) You can even make the top card stand at a similar angle if you want: take the top card off the stack, bend the edge inward by 120 degrees or
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gcr
5y ago
Ted Chiang wrote beautifully about exactly this sentiment back in 2017, https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/tedchiang/the-real-dang... His point back then was that corporations themselves create incentives that a
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gcr
5y ago
What is there to "adapt"? Whether or not I use "we" to refer to myself doesn't affect you, and also doesn't ask you to change your behavior.
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5y ago
I don't want to speculate about Artemis specifically, but first-person plural pronouns to refer to oneself typically isn't a "royal we" or anything like that, it's just what helps some folks feel comfortable, especi
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gcr
5y ago
When I saw the version number, I was expecting some retro nostalgic version of Firefox with Windows 95 window decorations and theming. Oh well. Congrats on the release!!
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