jerry1979

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by jerry1979 4y ago
Is there a reason why I shouldn't just store my passwords in Firefox?
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by jerry1979 4y ago
I believe the data gets trained by human rankers, and it should therefore regress to their mean. That said, if they train it to seek approval, I suppose we could teach it like any other student.
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by jerry1979 4y ago
Prisoners in the United States don't even have access to the internet, and now this for NYC? Really a disgrace.
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by jerry1979 4y ago
The human waste composting feature seems like an idea that has not aged well considering the PFAS accumulation and the various medications we take.
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by jerry1979 4y ago
I wonder if the author is trying out GPT as a kind of auto-complete for ideas. I have not had a lot exposure to GPT, but it does seem to have something like an "accent". I was listening to This American Life, and they had a mini g
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by jerry1979 4y ago
I really like postgres, but I'm starting to wonder if some of these articles are GPT or not.
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by jerry1979 4y ago
Regarding the brother printer, what do you do with your replacement ink things?
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by jerry1979 4y ago
Would you mind sharing your list of modifications? Do you have a way to apply them from the command line?
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by jerry1979 4y ago
> typically, you "subject" subjects, hence the word. That seems like an appeal to linguistic authority. I have a hard time imagining building a hierarchy without an attraction phase. There are many real world examples: Jim Jone
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by jerry1979 4y ago
Do you know a way to keep the region selected after undoing so as to continually undo within the region?
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by jerry1979 4y ago
Anyone know of a fork of signal that disables this keeps the SMS feature?
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by jerry1979 4y ago
The first image reminds me of an old Larry Bird Sports Illustrated cover in terms of hair cuts, color pallet, and the models themselves. https://web.archive.org/web/20221010024648/https://i.pinimg....
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by jerry1979 4y ago
Reminds me of Avy on emacs. https://karthinks.com/software/avy-can-do-anything/
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by jerry1979 4y ago
I came across this Nothing album the other day, and it seems on point to me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHtCSu_P_Ow
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by jerry1979 4y ago
But what do you amortize the fixed cost over? Refugees can use bitcoin to hold money while fleeing dangerous situations. Not being forced to do a transaction is the value in such a case.
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by jerry1979 4y ago
I think it reads like: Even though people might worry about radiation from the device, the actual risk (due to all the shielding) is almost non-existent.
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by jerry1979 4y ago
Not sure what's mediocre about euthanasia, but I'd be curious to read about your past writings on this tendency towards mediocrity.
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by jerry1979 4y ago
I scrape the heck out of my cast iron pan using a bit of chain mail I keep by the sink in order to clean it. I do reapply oil and heat as you suggest. Do you reckon I'm missing out on some benefits of cast iron because I scrape it so r
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by jerry1979 4y ago
>I was horrified to find that even with the supporting scripting capabilities, the entire paradigm revolves around knowing the shape of your data in advance. Just record yourself finding the bottom of the data set (Ctrl + down arrow), th
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by jerry1979 4y ago
This story depends on the traveler not returning to the front desk a moment too soon. If the traveler takes less time upstairs inspecting the room and instead quickly comes down to reclaim his $100, he will find his money gone and, making a
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by jerry1979 4y ago
> This is a stage of despair, faith in humankind’s goodness is lost. > Human behaviors that bolster the thin veneer of society: “kindness, generosity, consideration, affection, honesty, hospitality, compassion, and charity” are lost.
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by jerry1979 4y ago
Could you talk more about where you feel the pain? Do you use an org tree and how deep is it? Or do you have a couple pools of people who do similar things? Do you use 'cost centers' and do they fill needs at different levels of y
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by jerry1979 4y ago
Has anyone tried to remove the nail polish, then reapply with a matched nail polish? I imagine that it would be very difficult to tell the difference between the tampered and non-tampered.
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by jerry1979 4y ago
Pardon my ignorance, but I thought deontology evaluates actions by measuring them against a set of rules. I find it hard to believe that you can't imagine any rules that would prohibit filming someone else's home.
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by jerry1979 4y ago
> I'd just like a clear idea of why we ban some and not others. Can you think of any reasons why we would want to ban some and not others? It reminds a bit of something that Emma Goldman might say: people have only as much liberty a
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by jerry1979 4y ago
But do you enjoy that people in the US don't have this expectation of privacy? Do you believe those laws could change?
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by jerry1979 4y ago
The article we're discussing specifically talks about the run-up to the second iraq war. I didn't watch the link, but I assume they highlight when the New York Times helping trick the country into war.
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by jerry1979 4y ago
Assuming good intent on the part of Bukele, I tend to imagine that he wants to get the ball rolling on Bitcoin now so that his country can get ahead of the curve assuming bitcoin becomes more popular globally in the future.
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by jerry1979 4y ago
What do you think of crates like subtle[1] which bills itself as "Pure-Rust traits and utilities for constant-time cryptographic implementations." [1] https://crates.io/crates/subtle/
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by jerry1979 4y ago
How do you account for case-based charges?

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