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huytersd
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huytersd
3y ago
I think it’s less about “not getting the rules” and more of who made those rules because society doesn’t agree on them in a unified way by any means.
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huytersd
3y ago
That’s just a low effort Reddit trope. Name one place that has better discussion on a broad range of programming topics.
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huytersd
3y ago
Plastic is just a bad medium to store liquids in. I bet there are plenty of issues that will come up in the future with Nalgene bottles as well.
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huytersd
3y ago
What resources does it have to compete for? We basically have unlimited protein and carbs at this point.
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huytersd
3y ago
It seems arbitrary. Plenty of people hit on each other in professional settings or the workplace all the time.
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huytersd
3y ago
For what it’s worth, it’s a really nice experience on an iPhone where you can use touch.
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huytersd
3y ago
Why is hitting on a woman inappropriate behavior?
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huytersd
3y ago
Well their jobs are counted too in the figures. No one is getting jobs.
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huytersd
3y ago
I’m not a junkie degenerate. I’ve done a lot to fall in line and become a productive member of society.
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huytersd
3y ago
My anecdotal experience has been that it taught me enough words in Spanish to start talking to people at bars and then once I started doing that my conversational ability exploded.
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huytersd
3y ago
Nothing would make me happier than if something were built in America but I don’t want to give that designation to Chinese mass produced trash.
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huytersd
3y ago
Yes, I thought about that but I went with the general assumption (based on life history theory) that longer lifespans equals longer times to reach sexual maturity.
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huytersd
3y ago
You can do it now. ChatGPT vocal conversations are brilliant and mind blowing.
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huytersd
3y ago
What normal VR things can’t you do? Gaming is the obvious one but I think as soon as people start developing games for the vision App Store, that problem is going to resolve itself.
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huytersd
3y ago
You learn the vocabulary, you learn pronunciations and you learn how to listen and comprehend. I don’t see what’s so bad about it. It’s never going to be able to compete with a native speaker just speaking to you in that language but nothin
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huytersd
3y ago
The longer you live, the less adaptable your species is. The more generations you can have in a shorter amount of time, the faster you can have beneficial mutations that help your species survive changing conditions.
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huytersd
3y ago
Yeah but it’s probably embedded systems programming with assembly/binary. It’s not some piece of shit framework with 16 levels of abstraction where it’s impossible to make anything robust.
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huytersd
3y ago
Sure you can. You filter out the specific text post output.
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huytersd
3y ago
Back to Magellan times I see.
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huytersd
3y ago
Sure it is. If you see a violation, you flag it like YouTube and add it as a exception that won’t show up again in the RHLF.
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huytersd
3y ago
Because it coincides with there being no VC money and it’s hard to build something without funding.
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huytersd
3y ago
Usually that’s the case but a lot of the smaller startups no longer have VC money coming in so they aren’t hiring much either.
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huytersd
3y ago
So they put together a prebuilt Lego set.
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huytersd
3y ago
I don’t want to “own” it. I want to reward the compiler. You suspect incorrectly.
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huytersd
3y ago
So it sounds like all new things (that aren’t an idea or software) will come from China moving forward. I hate this but it’s interesting in a way to see how far they will get. The US supercharged the world for generations but now seems to h
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huytersd
3y ago
It’s silly. Next we’re going to severely hamstring AI research because of some insipid NYT lawsuit and let them run away with it too though we did all the research for it.
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huytersd
3y ago
Why is helium coolant good? Because it will just evaporate instead of poisoning waterbodies?
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huytersd
3y ago
To support a compilation effort? I just don’t think that effort is worth how much they’re charging for it.
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huytersd
3y ago
She incompetent and generally doesn’t know what she’s talking about.
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huytersd
3y ago
They have those on watches too. Water proof for 1 hour at 200m or whatever.
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