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hogepiyo
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hogepiyo
10mo ago
then stop wasting peoples time with slop if i wanted to read llm output i'd go dump it into chatgpt into myself
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hogepiyo
2y ago
"Anyone" is a stretch. If you need specific software for work or something (Office, CAD stuff, some embedded stuff springs to mind..) you're still kinda SOL even now.
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hogepiyo
2y ago
UK leading the way on this draconian bullshit as usual. You know its bad when your hope rests on big tech throwing down the gauntlet.
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hogepiyo
3y ago
"Birth rate" probably would have been the better term to use in the article title if you ask me, but then I suppose it wouldn't have the whole alarmist children of men angle behind it.
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hogepiyo
3y ago
I don't think the original Lord of the Rings trilogy would really be filmable as a 1:1 book to film adaptation. As a book fan I think Peter Jackson did a pretty good job with it in general; the behind the scenes footage really shows th
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hogepiyo
3y ago
>To give an example, if one trusts the newspapers of the United Kingdom, the NHS is supposed to have been "underfunded" ever since Cameron became prime minister in 2010. The reality is that expenditures on that system have rema
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hogepiyo
4y ago
>So if you live in 4 countries over four decades in your adult life you will learn 4 new languages? Well, first I would argue that you're a massive outlier to the norm. I don't think living in multiple countries for decades at
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hogepiyo
4y ago
I've lived in Germany myself (NRW). Idk, from my experience it's cool if you're in the young professional tech bubble but when you step outside of that it didn't feel good to me personally. Going out into smaller towns &
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hogepiyo
4y ago
It's difficult to take the author of the article being repudiated (Wingfield-Hayes) seriously when he has lived here for over 10 years and doesn't speak the language. Any other person who lived in a country for a decade and can&#x
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hogepiyo
4y ago
I'm not sure how you can say something like this in good faith Sure, in raw numbers, maybe that's true Compared to previous decades where you could get on the housing ladder reasonably easily and support a family with only one ful
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hogepiyo
4y ago
Isn't inconsistency just a natural facet of any language that developed organically over time? We aren't talking about a programming language here. I don't see how it's any different to gendered articles in German not re
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hogepiyo
4y ago
>it has the potential to end our current era of unprecedented peace and prosperity. Is this supposed to be sarcastic? Or are we just ignoring iraq, yemen, libya, afghanistan because they're far enough away and aren't white? >
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hogepiyo
4y ago
I still wonder what the legalities of this sort of lifestyle are? I tend to assume they don't face problems just by virtue of lack of understanding and it being fairly uncommon?
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hogepiyo
4y ago
It's weird to see genres come and go. Back then it felt like there was a "Tycoon" game for almost everything (well, most of them were fairly terrible, but still...). TTD was always closer to my heart though really, that and t
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hogepiyo
4y ago
Truss isn't exactly inspiring optimism to say the least, and this is when Europe as a whole already had a pretty bleak outlook. Times like these you remember those (what feel like an eternity ago) days back in '07 where 1GBP would
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hogepiyo
4y ago
I can understand the issue with the latter (almost feels akin to the sadistic sort of things kids do in general to insects...) but just killing them as a means of pest control I'm not quite sure I can grasp what the ethical concern is.
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hogepiyo
5y ago
So they get the worst of both worlds because you either didn't want to draw a line on them playing or you get some weird enjoyment in your kid having a shit time? Weird behaviour honestly
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hogepiyo
5y ago
Google's support page says otherwise https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/10070779?hl=en-GB#...
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hogepiyo
5y ago
Presumably does nothing in regards to social media? Kids easily come across weird enough stuff on YouTube these days (elsagate..) not to mention twitter / reddit being full of porn. Encouraging tech illiterate people to enter ID /
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hogepiyo
5y ago
Because the only people who commit crime are desperate people struggling to survive? That's the level of argument you're on right now
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hogepiyo
5y ago
Same state where the governor had the wisdom to make shoplifting below $1000 a misdemeanor and the prosecutor can't be bothered to do their job. But yeah, blame the rail company, I guess?
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hogepiyo
5y ago
>After the Brexit referandum in 2016, EU nationals had the privilege to keep their right indefinitely, with almost no paperwork and cost up until the beginning of 2021 and many did not take the opportunity. The amount of applications by