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by gpvos 2y ago
True. Meanwhile society requires you to make at least some money, which I find uninteresting, and I have currently no good ideas on how to combine it with something meaningful or rewarding to me. Politics can be meaningful, but also a huge
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by gpvos 2y ago
The actual paper by Michael Inzlicht, linked in the first part of the article and also in a comment here, seems to be quite readable.
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by gpvos 2y ago
Correct page link: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6172040/ .
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by gpvos 2y ago
Hit the paywall, but while trying to circumvent it DuckAssist did give some interesting insight when searching on the article title: > Many people avoid effort due to an instinctual desire to conserve energy, a trait that has evolved ov
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by gpvos 2y ago
Not really.
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by gpvos 2y ago
Ah, sorry, I misunderstood the link in the same way.
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by gpvos 2y ago
There is apparently a new UI in beta. I haven't looked at it yet.
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by gpvos 2y ago
And when we finally have huge data pipes to our homes and offices.
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by gpvos 2y ago
I don't often ask why something is on the front page, but why is this answerless clickbait about something that can be trivially looked up on Wikipedia on the frontpage?
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by gpvos 2y ago
"Their annual health assessments". Is that something everyone, or maybe every student, in the UK has?
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A programming language lost for 40 years: C64 Microtext [video](youtube.com)
2 points by gpvos 2y ago|0 comments
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by gpvos 2y ago
The API exists already: the DNT (do not track) header.
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by gpvos 2y ago
(2016)
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by gpvos 2y ago
The website has existed since at least 2010, so I guess they are aware and have considered this.
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by gpvos 2y ago
Do read the follow-up, and maybe also the Adam Neely video about this, linked both there and in another comment here.
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by gpvos 2y ago
It's just smaller vs. larger languages making dubbing more worth the cost. Education in France and Germany isn't worse than elsewhere in Europe. People there do speak English slightly worse and with a stronger accent on average.
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by gpvos 2y ago
It seems to me that in reality in such a scenario (at least ideally), the human will mostly focus on targets that have already been marked by AI as probably an enemy, and rigorously double-check those before firing. That means that of cou
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by gpvos 2y ago
They could have moved to Sourcehut instead and kept using Mercurial.
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D-Link says it is not fixing four RCE flaws in DIR-846W routers(bleepingcomputer.com)
7 points by gpvos 2y ago|0 comments
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by gpvos 2y ago
https://archive.is/HitH8
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by gpvos 2y ago
Same here.
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by gpvos 2y ago
KalEl's answer[0] is more clear to me. The most natural, intuitive meaning I would attach to the question is (2), i.e., "I have two children. I have randomly selected a child by flipping a coin, and that one happens to be a boy bo
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by gpvos 2y ago
I'm surprised they still exist.
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by gpvos 2y ago
It's a general problem: the good information is behind paywalls, so people only find bad information and start believing nonsense.
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by gpvos 2y ago
Why would anyone use GRUB to boot only Windows?
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by gpvos 2y ago
What's snarky about that?
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by gpvos 2y ago
You can always skip to the end if it bores you. I liked it.
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by gpvos 2y ago
It's not just that the bus is always late, it's also that when you are late yourself, the bus is always on time and just leaving.
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by gpvos 2y ago
Legacy legal mistakes, the worst kind.
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by gpvos 2y ago
The chance to do so hasn't occurred yet. Might be interesting to try, but it doesn't happen often enough and my priorities tend to be different when it does. I thought up this schema after the last and only time I needed to use a

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