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Like i said, less popular topics and hobbies tend to have higher quality discussions. Gardening, welding and motorcycles are pretty popular topics. I tried looking around for a decent motorcycle sub, you're right that one lacks some al
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Latitude Intentionally Used Controversial Material to Train Their AiDungeon AI
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>Today, it's definitely harder to find good commentary and exchange. It's also super heavily astroturfed by political groups in all the subreddits I've found a lot of hobby specific subreddits or ones on niche topics tend
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I haven't had to delve into the world of trying to find an appropriate USB-C cable until fairly recently. I didn't actually understand the situation thinking a replacement USB-C cable should just work. Oh hell no and none of the p
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So going through the list i see Neutrogena a lot. Neutrogena is owned by Johnson and Johnson. Sun Pharmaceuticals owns Banana Boat, Coppertone is owned by a German company called Beiersdorf, CVS Health is the next largest brand to show up a
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>Today, instead of excitement, I am wondering how this thing is going to push me in some walled garden, how I will be tracked, how my data will be fetched and sold, what will be the trick used to move people away from free Web... There&#
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Love2d was the first 'real' game engine I ever played around with. I made a bunch of silly little games with it. My only real problem is not really to do with love2d but lua itself. Debugging lua is a pain. There was one debugging
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Latest AiDungeon Update Locks Accessibility Features Behind Paywall
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I understood they were blaming the word. Words don't appear out of nowhere. The word was written by the sender, the implication is the sender's choice of words caused the problem which could have been avoided by using a different
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>The message, written in English, was sent by a native speaker to a colleague for whom English was a second language. Unsure of the word, the recipient found two contradictory meanings in his dictionary. He acted on the wrong one. >Wh
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Oh grocery store deli chickens. I've made meals out of those things more times than i can count. Gotta admit, i've always wondered about the odd pricing compared to uncooked chicken. I usually go for sandwhiches or a chicken salad
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That was about the only thing I could think of.
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From the top link: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18992556 >The mov-only DOOM renders approximately one frame every 7 hours, so playing this version requires somewhat increased patience. https://github.c
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Plants increase their respiration at night and stop photosynthesizing. https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/guides/zxtcwmn/revision/1 It seems kind of like sleeping to me.
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>I am of the surprisingly-controversial opinion that ML’s future is going to be as a human empowerment tool After a recent article about an ai driven text adventure game I seen on HN, Aidungeon, I decided to give it a try. The article wa
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Pretty awesome. It'd be nice to see some design tips for vegetable gardens. Maybe things about companion plants and the best way to utilize space for maximum yield or something? Or possibly maybe even permaculture stuff, or designing e
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>but this is quite up to date. It's up to date zoomed out, but zoomed in seems to be similar to what google maps provides. The picture of the area I live is the same 10 year old picture on google maps, complete with a house that has
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It reminds me of how my old Nokia phone could do such basic things as use custom ringtones, whereas iPhones of the time did not have this functionality. Apple seems to have this thing where they treat basic functionality as a premium or an
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> to add Window snapping for a dollar You have to pay extra for basic window manager features on macos? How is that even caring about the experience of users let alone devs?
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I don't really understand this. I tried going at this as described with treating it as a natural language processor. I tried every iteration of 'calculate every prime number between 1 and 1000' i could think of. It was an err
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https://www.techradar.com/news/apple-app-store-is-apparently... https://threatpost.com/click-fraud-malware-apple-app-store/1... https://www.tomsguide.com/news/iphone-apps-infe
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This looks really awesome. The screenshots from the demo game take me back to Warcraft 3 days. The code is clear and well organized. Everything about this project is well done and extremely professional looking.
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I seem to recall this other time in Europe when travel papers were needed to prove you weren't part of a certain group. Some time back in the thirties i think it was under that government in Germany....
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In candy making, the difference of a few degrees is the difference between a sticky unpleasant hard candies, hard brittle ones and caramel. I've used shitty thermometers trying to make candy. It sucks. If you want it to come out consis
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>I know YouTube is always tinkering with the algorithm, but in my case the metrics and the timing of my collapse in views, make me think my channel failed because of the content switch. I think that's the worst part of the way YouTu
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I'm not sure how long ago your story's from but I've heard youtubers mention a recent change in the algorithm that made it so subscribers stopped seeing notifications unless they clicked the notification bell thing. Apparentl
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Just scrolling through the first page of links there it looks like a whole lot of clickbait garbage or overtly scammy looking shit.
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It's interesting contrasting the economics of product placement in big budget features with something like the way these guys market themselves. https://www.vivaladirtleague.com/ Right on their front page they offer va
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>His credibility is about on par with WHO at this point. I'm not sure why he's ever had credibility. He's been criticized for years for what he did during his aids research., especially by the LGBT community back in the 80
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I have to say, one of my favourite smells is the smell of cottonwood right at the end of spring. It's how you know summer's coming. Well that and the swainson's thrushes start singing.
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