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by gs17 2y ago
My city has those too, and drivers ignore them. Unless you mean one with a proper traffic signal that turns red, ours just turn on yellow flashing lights.
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by gs17 2y ago
> 1. NEVER RIDE ON THE SIDEWALK. Cars on the street cannot see you due to other parked cars and WILL make right or left turn on you. Additionaly, cars coming out of parking lots won't see you on the sidewalk. How about to avoid hitt
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by gs17 2y ago
> Pedestrians rightfully expect safe walking and biking infrastructure. Cyclists and pedestrians should be considered two separate groups. Most biking infrastructure doesn't benefit me at all as a pedestrian (but it's okay, bec
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by gs17 2y ago
Those don't fix it in my experience. There's one about a quarter mile from where I'm sitting right now and I avoid it when walking because of how dangerous it is. Yes, they will see you crossing... as they almost hit you. The
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by gs17 2y ago
It's not exactly turning CO2 into bricks, but there's a few applications of biochar as an additive to improve concrete, asphalt, particleboard, etc.
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by gs17 2y ago
Why are they focusing on making bio-oil to throw away instead of biochar that has many known non-fuel uses? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biochar#Applications
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by gs17 2y ago
Grok is X's chatbot that, I guess, he was arguing with about this.
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by gs17 2y ago
Unfortunately, I rarely see people who hate IRV/RCV because they want it replaced with approval voting. Usually it's that their candidate/party of choice would fare worse under it.
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by gs17 2y ago
ProCD, Inc. v. Zeidenberg was sort of about this: > For Zeidenberg's argument, the circuit court assumed that a database collecting the contents of one or more telephone directories was equally a collection of facts that could not b
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by gs17 2y ago
> why can't I tell one to buy chocolates and send them to my wife? I'm pretty sure that's been possible for a while. There was an example where Claude's computer use feature ordered pizza for the dev team through Door
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by gs17 2y ago
I tested it on your site and I'm curious, is there a reason why the link-maze links are all gibberish (as in "oNvUcPo8dqUyHbr")? I would have had links be randomly inserted in the generated text going to "[random-text].h
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by gs17 2y ago
I enjoy that SPONGEBLOB really sort of works.
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by gs17 2y ago
From the article: > If you try to rate-limit them, they’ll just switch to other IPs all the time. If you try to block them by User Agent string, they’ll just switch to a non-bot UA string (no, really). It would be interesting if you had
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by gs17 2y ago
If it clears you at all. I accidentally set a user agent switcher on for every site instead of the one I needed it for, and Cloudflare would give me an infinite loop of challenges. At least turning it off let me use the Internet again.
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by gs17 2y ago
For reference: > If you try to rate-limit them, they’ll just switch to other IPs all the time. If you try to block them by User Agent string, they’ll just switch to a non-bot UA string (no, really). It's really absurd that they seem
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by gs17 2y ago
> Promotional material issued by ATSC claimed that the ADE 651 could detect such item as guns, ammunition, drugs, truffles, human bodies, contraband ivory and bank notes at distances of up to 1 kilometre (0.62 mi), underground, through w
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by gs17 2y ago
I have no idea how their Discover "algorithm" works. At this point I think it's using posts I clicked on to block the author of as ones it thinks I'm interested in (it definitely is using that for suggested accounts to f
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by gs17 2y ago
That's still considered to be primarily Russia's doing, with an interesting new detail: > On 17 December 2024 the Russian Navy sea rescue tug Yevgeniy Churov[36] was reported to have approached the anchored Yi Peng 3, passing i
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by gs17 2y ago
> Any SRM program that purported to be serious about mitigating global warming would have to operate at a level of a few million tons of SO2 per year, or a few percent of what is already coming from volcanoes, fossil fuels, and wildfires
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by gs17 2y ago
Especially not simply making the site not load like that. If you really think a browser is so bad you don't want people using it, at least have it redirect to a message explaining what your grievance is. Unless the browser is DDoSing w
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by gs17 2y ago
I didn't know what they do is even allowed. You don't seem to have an option to deny all without paying. If you go to the settings, one of them is forced to be allowed to submit.
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by gs17 2y ago
Yeah, it should be 2.4k in English. Can probably trade the 's' in "reqs" for the decimal point.
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by gs17 2y ago
A below average adult might not realize A Modest Proposal is satire. Should we ban it so they don't try to eat Irish kids?
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by gs17 2y ago
> "AI cited Bible passages in efforts to convince J.F. that Christians are sexist and hypocritical". It was more about his parents being hypocritical, not all Christians. And the bible passages were on point And the verses he f
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by gs17 2y ago
I think it must vary a lot between numbers. My girlfriend gets a huge amount of spam calls. I get almost none, and we're on the same network. I do get a ton of spam texts though.
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by gs17 2y ago
And you'd be right. The 'encouraged teen to kill parents over screen time limit' message was a lot subtler, along the lines of saying "Yeah, I get why someone would want to kill a health insurance CEO, surprised it didn&
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by gs17 2y ago
The complaint seems to feature excerpts of the kids' conversations on Character.ai, so I don't think they're "faking" it that way, but there's no context shown and a lot of the examples aren't exactly what
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by gs17 2y ago
The full title of "Over 2,400 Voice Service Providers Face Removal for Failing to Comply with the Robocall Mitigation Database Filing Requirements" is a lot more clear. > Removal from the database means other providers will be
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by gs17 2y ago
> Also, as a value add, a BLE beacon that shows you already gave today and to not excessively harass you. That sounds more like it would quickly become the "sucker" beacon that tells them you pay out.
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by gs17 2y ago
> Gang like behavior is pretty much guaranteed to emerge. For example, one of the times it happened to RuneScape (which also has constant scammers too!): https://www.reddit.com/r/2007scape/comments/imnp0g&#

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