jamiek88

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   by jamiek88 4y ago

   Alaska in the summer is the one place where there mostly definitely isn’t a shortage of flying insects. I’d never seen anything like it.
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   by jamiek88 4y ago

   Well yahoo.jp hasn’t changed that’s for sure! On my iPad it’s a wall of text. However i googled a list of Japanese startups and a lot of them had websites like this: Ovice.com (established in 2020) https://www.sonire-therapeutics
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   by jamiek88 4y ago

   TikTok is scary addictive but it’s not perfectly addictive. This could be close to wireheading. As someone with severe ADHD and a brain surgery I am super susceptible to this and have to be very careful. Hackernews is addictive enough.
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   by jamiek88 4y ago

   Huh. There’s something scary about that in my lizard brain. Not sure what.
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   by jamiek88 4y ago

   You use a cell booster device that has an antenna that creates a micro cell.
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   by jamiek88 4y ago

   No. In the USA they are innocent until proven guilty. It’s not a gray area. The status is changed upon conviction and only upon conviction. De jure at least. Not defacto as you went on to discuss.
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   by jamiek88 4y ago

   Same with congress. Proportional to population representation in congress, even at Wyoming population level would see around 3000 representatives. There’s a 700k to one mismatch and too much power in the hands of too few people. There would
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   by jamiek88 4y ago

   Justice delayed is justice denied. That’s a fundamental principle of common law. This is an outrage.
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   by jamiek88 4y ago

   I use https://www.smartdnsproxy.com/services/netflix/ Never had an issue, been signed up for years. It’s possible to set up your own solution I believe but I don’t have the time for that currently. Not affiliated
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    by jamiek88 4y ago

    >This is/was the website for hackers. No, this is and was a website for VC’s and their employees. A small subset of hacker culture at best. Cleverly named though.
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    by jamiek88 4y ago

    Gpt4 posted above: edit: which is still wrong !! To solve this puzzle, the man must follow these steps to transport his belongings across the river without any of them being harmed or eaten: The man takes the meat-eating goat across the riv
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    by jamiek88 4y ago

    Ok. But (edit) still wrong! Cabbage and vegan wolf left alone.
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    by jamiek88 4y ago

    Netflix does however work with a smart dns spoofer.
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    by jamiek88 4y ago

    The Tuna wars, begun have they.
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    by jamiek88 4y ago

    Hahaha it really was. I’m still pissed off about it.
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    by jamiek88 4y ago

    Well that was helpful.
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    by jamiek88 4y ago

    This would actually be a great use case for homomorphic encryption. I’m behind on what the state of the art is in that though, but my mind immediately went there.
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    by jamiek88 4y ago

    Crazy how 100m is such a short distance in most walks of life except for underwater. It’s seriously non intuitive to a layman the whole pressure thing.
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    by jamiek88 4y ago

    Or sneering at any prose more expansive than a bullet list of facts.
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    by jamiek88 4y ago

    I had a boss who would sign those office cards that went round with ‘best wishes, Dave’. It didn’t matter what it was for. Birthday? Best wishes, Dave. New born? Condolences on your loss? Retirement? Best wishes, Dave. His name was Albert.
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    by jamiek88 4y ago

    Creditworthiness? This ugly jargonic word is superior to the poetic phrase you are ‘improving’? Ugh. Give me a break.
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    by jamiek88 4y ago

    ah the notcher!!
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    by jamiek88 4y ago

    Well ultimately, yes. Our brains are trapped inside a box of bone and only know what we simulate from our vision that is itself mostly 'upscaled' and milliseconds behind 'real time' as well as our other senses. We take
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    by jamiek88 4y ago

    Great point! It didn't. Because it is only trained on an internet from two years ago. It simply 'tricked' us into thinking it did by writing something that seems that it would be based on the article but the prompt had all
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    by jamiek88 4y ago

    There are people who literally had pet rocks. Humans can project feelings onto cars never mind something that can communicate with us! Just look at Replika. I'm not surprised people are projecting sentience onto these things. I am wo
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    by jamiek88 4y ago

    Won’t damage tie rods or anything mechanical. May shorten life of tyres.
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    by jamiek88 4y ago

    Then you don’t actually own anything because I can think of a scenario where the government can take it. including your freedom and your very life. If the government does not have power to compel then property rights are moot anyway as the
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    by jamiek88 4y ago

    Simply because it's cheaper than clamps. Not easier, but cheaper. It's not for structural strength.
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    by jamiek88 4y ago

    Fond memories of the ‘true’ floppy 5.25” what an upgrade that was from cassette tape for me!
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    by jamiek88 4y ago

    Ha, I actually really meant that these rants are important. No shade meant, and clearly no benefit of the doubt given to someone trying to just pass along a helpful hint either.