greazy

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by greazy 6mo ago
Im an anxious person. I sweat from my hands due to anxiety and not dry hands.
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by greazy 6mo ago
Optics. One can argue that Red Hat was working with DoD on just security. But after this white paper on how to better kill people, that facade has fallen over. Before it was a maybe, now it's certainty. Ambiguity is quiet comforting.
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by greazy 6mo ago
Oh wow I think I have a mild version of this. Can it cause the plastic on the mouse to break down?
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by greazy 6mo ago
They also use Google (USA) index. The president of USA is problematic for many reasons but lately he has been threatening war crimes and genocide. Buy Russa is the only bad country in the world.
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by greazy 6mo ago
I liked Win10, once you use ShutUp10 it was a solid OS minus a few annoyances. But Win11 is horrendous. Watching the right click menu dynamocally and slowly populate with "open with" options is jaring. Now add two right click men
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by greazy 6mo ago
This embarrassing wanker https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-03-28/craig-wright-not-sato...
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by greazy 6mo ago
I don't agree with both of the above analogies. Sometimes you must go in depth on a single paper, while other times it's broad research that's required. Different tools and methods for different tasks. What your describing he
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by greazy 6mo ago
The author did not outright suggest the banning of all technology. They even linked to a digital typewriter. After the very paragraph you quote, they suggest instead to offer a more human centric approach to helping disabled people. It&#x27
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by greazy 6mo ago
The Nintendo DS fit in your pocket but it didn't hearld in mainstream gaming. Gaming went mainstream because it went mainstream. Technogy improved, it became easy to setup and play (unlike a computer at the time), competition was high
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by greazy 6mo ago
I completely disagree. I loved this article. I could feel the authors frustration and disdain for the software. It was funny and helpful.
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by greazy 6mo ago
I hope you're doing better these days, friend. That sounded rough.
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by greazy 7mo ago
This is amazing info thank you. What is the purpose of planting clover?
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by greazy 7mo ago
Ah yes the stoned ape hypothesis. I don't know if there is or will ever be evidence to support the hypothesis. I also like the drunk monkey hypothesis.
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by greazy 7mo ago
Haha that's next level insanity. This is why you build redundancy into very important things.
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by greazy 7mo ago
The myth that humans remain unchanged for 200k years is forever parroted as truth. What is the origin of this silly myth? Its come from either anatomical similarity of fossils to modern day human or a comparison to modern (5k ago) humans be
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by greazy 7mo ago
There needs to o be a distinction between creating a post and replying. IMO New accounts should be restricted from creating new posts, or at least certain kinds of new posts. Replying shouldn't be restricted. That is how users interact
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by greazy 7mo ago
How is it considered clean room implementation when the model was near certainty trained on the original code base?
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by greazy 7mo ago
Liquod ass design This made me laugh. I agree that's a plus! Auto updates are mostly bad. Look at the state of extensions on vscode. The permissions combined with silent updates is scary
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by greazy 7mo ago
The chop chop gesture is amazing. I love my G3 unfortunately it stopped recieving updates :( some apps are starting to get funky in weird ways
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by greazy 8mo ago
During the years which followed after the invasion, lots did, yes. This is first hand account btw. Now? I'm not sure as the country has mostly stablised.
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by greazy 8mo ago
That's the job of uBlock origin. Eg here's a list https://github.com/laylavish/uBlockOrigin-HUGE-AI-Blocklist#...
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by greazy 8mo ago
It's good but unfortunately doesn't support the same swipe features of fleksy. The swipe left to delete, swipe up or down for change or remember words are extremely useful. Hope FUTO supports it in the future
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by greazy 8mo ago
No! Trailing it out now...
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by greazy 8mo ago
Android allows custom keyboards. I like fleksy a lot but it hasn't been updated in ages with bugs creeping in.
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by greazy 8mo ago
I propose a sub section of Betteridge's law of headlines: If an article states "x is making a come back" the answer is usually no it's not.
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by greazy 8mo ago
You've missed my point, it's not the thresholds, it's the categories assigned to the thresholds that need explaining.
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by greazy 8mo ago
Very nitpicky but because I spend a lot of time plotting data: don't arbitrarily color the bar plots without at least mentioning cut offs. Why 19% is orange and 20% is green is a mystery.
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by greazy 8mo ago
> Blockchain tech is part of my religious beliefs. What are your religious beliefs? I'm intrigued to hear more.
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by greazy 8mo ago
They did, with the caveat that its solved" for most use cases". https://www.lennysnewsletter.com/p/head-of-claude-code-what-...
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by greazy 8mo ago
How the hell does someone come up with a probability like this? It's such bullshit, a telltale sign is the whole numbers used. It's not based on anything but gut feeling, which is fine. Just state so.

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