jaapz

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by jaapz 6mo ago
What makes you think they don't?
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by jaapz 6mo ago
That's only fair when you think doomscrolling is the same as being literally dead.
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by jaapz 6mo ago
What a weird comment to make
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by jaapz 6mo ago
As someone not from the US, this fingerpointing and the " i don't care 'their' books are being banned as long as 'my' books are being banned" is so weird to me. You guys should care books from either side
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by jaapz 6mo ago
This is when I use plans, because you catch the agent before they actually do the stupid shit. I let it find all instances, write a plan, check it, and execute it.
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by jaapz 6mo ago
There shouldn't be any expectation of privacy? There absolutely should!
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by jaapz 6mo ago
0.x is not that you don't want people depending on it, you just don't want them to come and complain when you quickly introduce some breaking changes. The project is still in development, it might be stable enough for use in &quot
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by jaapz 6mo ago
Ah, time for the pendulum to start swinging back again
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by jaapz 6mo ago
Where's this homophobia exactly?
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by jaapz 6mo ago
Love the simplicity and pragmatism of this solution
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by jaapz 6mo ago
Build up a war fighting apparatus? They already have the strongest military in the world
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by jaapz 6mo ago
There are many open source projects out there that accomplished many things on an insane scale that are driven by single developers Or do you mean scale of organization?
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by jaapz 7mo ago
I used to be vehemently opposed to shorts, but with recommendations disabled it is tolerable, because only shorts from people I subscribe to are in there. The only reason I really watch shorts is because Vsauce started using them a lot, and
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by jaapz 7mo ago
Disabled recommendations. Disabled comments (firefox plugin). Use subscriptions page as the homepage (firefox plugin). Only subscribe to channels that interest me (and aren't annoying like that).
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by jaapz 7mo ago
You can say what you want about anthropic but they sure as hell are dogfooding the crap out of claude code lmao
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by jaapz 7mo ago
> Personally, I've stopped subscribing to Spotify, YT music, etc because the slop from Suno is good enough to replace mainstream music or whatever lofi playlist. The musician in me just shed a tear
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by jaapz 7mo ago
Assuming that disabled people are worthless when they are not able to contribute to the group is even worse.
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by jaapz 7mo ago
> The cold reality, in my opinion, is that the things we value about ourselves are generally not that valuable to others. I love my own personality and humanity, my soul if you will, but nobody's paying me for it, and so I have to v
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by jaapz 7mo ago
Wow, that's amazing
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by jaapz 7mo ago
Why would you build on a plot of land when the plot of land itself is already appreciating in value with you doing nothing to it Building is risky and costly Having an asset that appreciates on its own regardless of what you do with it is n
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by jaapz 7mo ago
That's a pretty long blog post for someone who's illiterate
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by jaapz 7mo ago
Yeah but that doesn't mean that you should give money to people where you know for sure they suck? For all other cases, you can still try to not give money to people who suck by going for fair trade products and stuff like that.
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by jaapz 7mo ago
When unrefrigerated, they used copious amounts of salt to keep butter from spoiling. So much so that you'd have to first wash the butter (wash the salt away) before using it.
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by jaapz 7mo ago
You're a bit naive if you think China is a peace loving country that wouldn't bomb the living shit out of any opposing nation if they could do so without recourse Even now they are posturing in their "South-Chinese Sea",
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by jaapz 7mo ago
Another reason I think is that not all of these varieties thrive as small trees, and most factory farmed trees are kept small because it makes picking them easier.
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by jaapz 7mo ago
Have you heard of this thing called the internet?
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by jaapz 7mo ago
I'm really happy they added the extra information about this specific case, as I did not previously knew it existed and it is a fascinating read
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by jaapz 7mo ago
> Near the end of his life, Molaison regularly filled in crossword puzzles.[16] He was able to fill in answers to clues that referred to pre-1953 knowledge. As for post-1953 information, he was able to modify old memories with new inform
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by jaapz 7mo ago
Parents are also allowed to restrict their children access to alcohol and cigarettes, but it seems a government ban on them buying those things works better
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by jaapz 8mo ago
I'm not entirely sure how much "horrible UX" is correlated with companies going bankrupt. Amazon (the shop), AWS, Windows...

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