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by hk__2 2y ago
The key part is you need a "pencil dice" to play these.
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by hk__2 2y ago
No, I’ve built mine from scratch and now I’ve ~450 patterns in it.
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by hk__2 2y ago
Yeah me too, you can export/import blocklists but it’s cumbersome to have to do it every time between devices.
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by hk__2 2y ago
> And one of the things I really like is the ability to entirely block domains, so for example I never get any Pinterest links cluttering up the results the now Note you can do this on Google using the uBlacklist extension [1]. You can s
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by hk__2 2y ago
Are these wiggly other cells… a habitat for a network of wiggly other cells?
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by hk__2 2y ago
> It’s fair to say any model will be culturally representative of the people who built it. Refusing to answer certain historical questions goes beyond being "culturally representative".
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by hk__2 2y ago
> GPS sync never been an issue for me, you can start an activity before it syncs and it figures it out. I’ve had a lot of issues with this, like going running 15 km and it registers only the last 10 km. My workflow now is to put the watc
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by hk__2 2y ago
To be fair `tar` is quite easy to use once you understand the grammar of the options.
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by hk__2 2y ago
> though generally a special device with mirrors was used Maybe this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blink_comparator
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by hk__2 2y ago
There are two methods, either you cross them either you do like you’re describing.
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by hk__2 2y ago
No issue here in France.
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by hk__2 2y ago
Probably to avoid mistakes such as `boulette some command || some other command`, which would not happen with `boulette "some command || some other command"`.
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by hk__2 2y ago
Why do you shut your laptop down instead of just closing the lid?
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by hk__2 2y ago
> i don't need anything reminding me that i'm in a remote shell session: i know because it lags. It doesn’t if you use a tool like Mosh [1] (I’m not affiliated) [1]: https://mosh.org/
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by hk__2 2y ago
I don’t understand: you say one can do this without an external thing, and then promote your own external thing?
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by hk__2 2y ago
Thank you for the PR!
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by hk__2 2y ago
If the author sees this: please copy/paste the manual in your README instead of including an image with text on it. You’ll help blind people and search engines.
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by hk__2 2y ago
The header link of static pages like https://katesapp.org/static/What%20Is%20Kate's%20App.html doesn’t work.
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by hk__2 2y ago
Any reason you didn’t use https://github.com/lexiforest/curl_cffi ?
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by hk__2 2y ago
> Previously it was gaming (namely consoles), before that was TV, before that was comic books, and so on. Every generation has its "Spends Too Much Time on The Thing(tm)" stereotype. I feel like we spend way more time on our ph
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by hk__2 2y ago
> There’s no “learn about the world” course you take when you have nothing else to do. Good newspapers usually allow you to do that.
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by hk__2 2y ago
Yes, as always it’s risky to use a LLM for something you’re not already familiar with. I guess for English or Spanish it’s good because it has a large corpus, but for a smaller language like Italian it’s quite bad.
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by hk__2 2y ago
At first I was confused by this "Made from Manila folders" which I didn’t know; I thought these folders were some kind of information from something that happened in Manila, and that the author did the scale model based on what he
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by hk__2 2y ago
> In return for her money, the water board promised Jorisdochter, her descendants or anyone who owned the bearer bond 2.5 per cent interest in perpetuity. This is inaccurate; it was 5%: > According to its original terms, the bond woul
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by hk__2 2y ago
(2013) (according to the latest commit)
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by hk__2 2y ago
Of course, because having someone eating them all is the natural process; you need to kick the people out to prevent it.
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by hk__2 2y ago
> Then a person comes in starts gobbling every sample, because they believe "free tiers are meant to be abused". That’s what happens in practice, even if they don’t believe this.
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by hk__2 2y ago
> Isn't the whole point that the models hosted by OpenAI are smarter? That’s not the point here, because as the link says (3rd paragraph): "It's actually pretty terrible output".
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by hk__2 2y ago
That’s craftmanship, not art.
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by hk__2 2y ago
> Wikipedia is simply not trustworthy on anything remotely political due to the extreme ideological slant of its editors. This reminds me of when the BBC reported that they get "complaints from people who feel that [their] reporting

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