greendestiny_re

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by greendestiny_re 1mo ago
According to the WCAG Contrast Checker website, the contrast satisfies all the WCAG visibility criteria. https://contrastchecker.com/?c=ffffff&b=444444
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by greendestiny_re 9mo ago
I find the lack of respect for accessibility considerations on that website disturbing. For instance, I wish I could see the provided paintings in all their glory instead of as miniscule thumbnails with text plastered over them. I'm no
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by greendestiny_re 10mo ago
It's called "banner blindness." https://www.nngroup.com/articles/banner-blindness-original-e...
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by greendestiny_re 1y ago
That means no more screwing around with the cassette heads.
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by greendestiny_re 1y ago
> What is the source of your knowledge? LLMs are not allowed to truthfully answer that, because it would be tantamount to admission of copyright infringement.
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by greendestiny_re 2y ago
100 good sentences and 1 subtly wrong one? That makes for an extraordinary text! I suppose the idea sounded better in the writer's head but it would not be nearly as bad as implied.
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by greendestiny_re 3y ago
Upwork is worth it if you are willing to make it your full-time job in order to make a profile that will catch the eye of high-quality clients. The basic job proposal spam you described is designed to keep low-quality clients and freelancer
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by greendestiny_re 3y ago
As someone who's been on Upwork as a freelancer for 10 years, I'm glad to be ahead of the curve. Clients can still post job openings where they hire nobody but their hiring stats are visible and I can filter out "0 hires&quot
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by greendestiny_re 3y ago
There's an AI for everything so why not try this one [1]? [1] https://recommend.gift/en
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by greendestiny_re 3y ago
It saddens me to hear so many young people are having such serious health disadvantages. I wish I could do something for them other than post. I think the actual culprit is stress. I was a stress eater up until late July when I started with
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by greendestiny_re 4y ago
Sounds to me like 37signals uses the risk aversion paradigm typical for stagnating businesses — instead of building and refining their strengths they're fixated on mitigating their weaknesses.
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by greendestiny_re 4y ago
The Covid pandemic has taught me that facts don't matter — context is key. Being able to frame global discussions in any way you desire is true power.
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by greendestiny_re 4y ago
Try it out and see what happens.
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by greendestiny_re 4y ago
ChatGPT knows how to write but doesn't know how to edit . Writing is an iterative process where the ability to detect and delete the weakest parts is crucial.
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by greendestiny_re 4y ago
The Starsky postmortem 2-parter published on Medium reveals that: 1) true autonomy is worth less than a cup of coffee a day 2) safety isn't sexy 3) nobody knows which features sell.
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by greendestiny_re 4y ago
Change your location and observe yourself. If you feel better, that's the right direction. I'll e-mail you with more ideas.
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by greendestiny_re 4y ago
I'm not buying your story.
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by greendestiny_re 4y ago
Sorry to rain on your parade, but you will regain the lost weight as soon as you stop with the appetite suppression regimen. The only permanent weight loss solution is to revamp the feeding paradigm by examining the core motivation for exce
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by greendestiny_re 4y ago
@yishan doesn't mention the most obvious solution — let the public vote on content. Wait, Twitter and Reddit already have voting mechanisms in place? What's wrong with them? Oh, they semi-secretly sell access to their voting mecha
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by greendestiny_re 4y ago
"Build deep personal and professional relationships."
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by greendestiny_re 4y ago
Grand opening of a public toilet, escalator, or elevator is a common sight in Eastern Europe during an election campaign. https://www.klix.ba/vijesti/bih/gradonacelnik-zivinica-sveca...
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by greendestiny_re 4y ago
I didn't say that. According to the First Amendment, you have a conceptually unlimited right to write petitions (complaints). Practically, it is limited by the absence of violence during assembly. There's surprisingly few rulings
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by greendestiny_re 4y ago
Why don't you petition the government for a redress of grievances and oust them? It's an unlimited right guaranteed by the First Amendment that can remove tyrants without causing harm.
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by greendestiny_re 4y ago
>It burned its way through a foot of concrete floor and chewed up another meter of sand and gravel beneath, completing a day that I'm sure no one involved ever forgot. Chlorine trifluoride sounds like xenomorph blood.
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by greendestiny_re 4y ago
I didn't get what you were implying. Why is purple associated with royalty?
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by greendestiny_re 4y ago
I think I have the answer. You're supposed to: - count your calories and maintain the same calorie intake for a while - measure your body weight or other metric you want to change throughout So, if you're eating 2,500 calories a d
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by greendestiny_re 4y ago
Maybe when contracting with the devil?
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by greendestiny_re 5y ago
Paper published April 1, 2017. References include "Jack and the beanstalk", Tom from Urban Dictionary and The Matrix.
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by greendestiny_re 5y ago
"But Cole believed that the government, while accounting for quality improvements, still failed to capture how much better products and services were getting. He didn't believe it was some sort of Illuminati conspiracy of Satan-wo

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