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You can ask for a webpage with a form on it, and name the inputs you want. Then you can modify it. Ask for a title change. Ask for switching sex to a dropdown. Ask to add other genders to the sex dropdown. All those things work seamlessly.
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This is my main complaint in marriage, we don't visually see or listen to almost anything the same. We only overlap in the physical world, not TV/YouTube or music. I'm on Reddit/hacker News/YouTube and she's on
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Is that not just an access problem? I asked it for java code to reverse a string. And then asked if it could pull the reversing method out into a separate function. Which it did flawlessly.
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The current loop is Idea person -> Development work -> Idea person The development work piece is done by expensive humans and takes lots of $$ and time. If an AI chat bot was in the loop instead, and could quickly work with the idea p
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Needing to bring something special to any sort of event, bringing too many things - just in case. It's overcompensating for years of not feeling like you are welcome, and years of only being acknowledged when you had a desirable item o
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"If I excel, I will be bullied" or "I need to bring things with me to parties/events because people don't value me for just being me"
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The internet is slowly being monopolized or corporatized. Why? Capitalism. Money to be made capturing a particular market. Quarterly goals at each company to increase X by Y%, so how do we do that...
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As you walk past a school you yell with your voice, your friend nearby knows what you sound like but he hears you differently because your voice also bounces off the school wall. He adjusts the sound based on what you should sound like, the
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This is a UDP joke. I don't care if you get it.
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“The law, in its majestic equality, forbids rich and poor alike to sleep under bridges, to beg in the streets, and to steal loaves of bread”
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Johnsmith@gmail.com can be any combination of j.h.o.h.s.m.i.t.h@googlemail.com https://lifehacker.com/your-gmail-account-has-unlimited-addr...
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The 1940 census in the USA reported 50% of the homes having indoor plumbing. When the first electric lights arrived in towns or villages people would gather after dark just to enjoy the light. We're spoiled, it's hard to find true
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It's my Dad's 60-70's record collection, probably early 80's at the latest.
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What things in the room with you right now WEREN'T made by using code or programming of some sort. Vynil albums, the carpet in my 80's house. Not much else.
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I tried watching Terminator 2 with my son the other day, we'd had the DVD for ages to eventually watch. The mint looking DVD refused to load in the DVD player so we pirated it to watch instead.
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There was a security camera video, the firetruck and the plane were both in motion, the plane was almost at takeoff speed and the firetruck was driving and drove into the path of the wing of the plane. The truck was only a wing length away
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Time as a vehicle of conquest of other nations is an interesting perspective. https://www.noemamag.com/the-tyranny-of-time/ In reality, this process of switching from local time to Railway time or Greenwich Mean Time h
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https://www.discogs.com/release/17502538-James-Dukas-Narrato... I bought this album on Google Music, which got shut down and I didn't copy it off in time. Now I can't find it online.
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This explains why the scene in Jurassic park never lives up to the expectations of watching it in my friend's home theater when I was a kid.
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It's about a guy bragging about it later. Some day ages and ages hence, I made an inconsequential choice, and THAT made all the different.
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And, if it's your native language, you can't help but process it. This is why I like talking to 4-year-olds, they see the world as it truely is, and can communicate it back out. They don't have all the conditioned learning th
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Is this why we turn down the car volume when looking for a house number? The resync process is taking too much bandwidth, or messing with our visual/temporal system, so reducing the audio input helps the system.
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I have my Dad's record collection. A digital jukebox that has all the record covers - and plays the right version and track listing when you pick an album, would be just fantastic.
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It's been years of arguments that end with "we'll find something to do together". Our media consumption habits probably aren't the core problem, being able to easily ignore the other person; because the barrier to e
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profoundly lonely and isolating media consumption is This is the main problem in my marriage, we don't consume the same media - we've tried to find something in common to watch, but mostly spend it on our phones watching our own m
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Not mind blowing, but calling a subroutine BURNBABY in your moon launch code is just great. https://github.com/chrislgarry/Apollo-11/blob/a13539c7c5c482...
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Twitter is just a ticket booth. Had over request, get tickets back. Except the ticket booth is in the middle of Times Square in New York and it needs to serve millions of people per second and be instantly accessible around the globe. The c
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Hover flies compete with other makes for the privilege of hovering in the 'best' spot over a bush or wherever. They'll fly at whoever invades their space and then return to hovering and defend it.
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This is from a 2014 Forbes article. "According to his blog, between 2011 and 2013, China consumed 6.6 gigatons of concrete – that’s more than the U.S. used in the entire 20th century. Look at what the U.S. built between 1901 and 2000:
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You are what you don't breathe out would be more accurate. https://youtu.be/vuIlsN32WaE
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