kayodelycaon

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by kayodelycaon 8mo ago
I absolutely believe it could be 90%. And it happens a lot more often than people think. The estimated average across the general population is roughly 1 in 4 for girls and 1 in 6 for boys. The vast majority are by family (3 in 4). But I&#x
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by kayodelycaon 8mo ago
That's because the applications in macOS are in the sealed volume as part of the operating system. On iOS, apps are managed by the operating system. On macOS, they're files.
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by kayodelycaon 8mo ago
From the article, it was reported to the police. The lawsuit came later and Uber didn’t try to deny it happened. From a civil law perspective, it doesn’t matter who did it. The police report is substantial evidence that the event wasn’t mad
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by kayodelycaon 8mo ago
Emergency services (with the proper software) have been able to get your precise location from your phone for a while now. This isn’t a new capability and shouldn’t be surprising.
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by kayodelycaon 8mo ago
Concrete is smooth and flat. Emergency services have easy access. If you land at a shallow enough angle, you’re just scraping. Given how many planes there are in the air, gear up landings on a runway are well understood. Plowing the plane i
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by kayodelycaon 8mo ago
> Maybe that’s how my wife feels The good thing is it isn’t necessary to know how someone else feels to have compassion.:) It’s enough to accept you don’t understand the other person‘s thought process and stop trying to tell them what th
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by kayodelycaon 8mo ago
A large number of people don’t want the existing system. They want Jesus on the throne, enforcing morality and making sure the poor people to work instead of being lazy grifters that take good people’s hard-earned money. This isn’t a hot ta
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by kayodelycaon 9mo ago
Fortunately, XFA is deprecated. I haven’t seen one of those for a very long time.
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by kayodelycaon 9mo ago
I haven’t heard that many complaints about Preview. (Except for PDF forms. Absolute disaster. See 1.) But it’s not perfect and I can definitely appreciate that somebody would a very different opinion of it from my own. So, I’m sharing my pe
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by kayodelycaon 9mo ago
I don’t think it would. Humans really like to blame other people for things they inflict on themselves. This is less painful than learning self-awareness. The current Republican Party blatantly preys on this weakness and gives people an ene
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by kayodelycaon 9mo ago
There isn’t any app on windows or linux that can match what Preview does. One thing you may not know about is you can map anything in the menu bar to a keyboard shortcut. The application doesn’t even know you did that. That’s an operating s
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by kayodelycaon 9mo ago
I truly believe you're sincere but I can't get my point across. :/ Please read carefully. Stop thinking about how to fix the problem. You might find this interesting if you look at it scientifically. When it comes to things l
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by kayodelycaon 9mo ago
Let me try again. I shouldn't have mentioned willpower. Let me restate the problem. I try to do something and I have the physical sensation of hitting a wall that shouldn't be there. Thoughts never stop at that part of the brain.
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by kayodelycaon 9mo ago
A major factor is Narcan being far more available and usable by people who are not trained.
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by kayodelycaon 9mo ago
You’re cocky. :) Some people are special. The preferred term is neurodivergent. ;) There are times you just can’t fix a broken brain by trying harder or finding an alternative. It can be really difficult to understand if you’ve never experi
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by kayodelycaon 9mo ago
I did reread and I wish I had been more polite. Sorry about that. :( I really do understand. These are all really great things, I'm bipolar and already use all of them. I have to. But they don't apply here. I'm discussing a p
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by kayodelycaon 9mo ago
I should make an exception for suggestions on how to change my environment to better suit me. Those don’t bother me because they don’t fundamentally misunderstand the problem.
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by kayodelycaon 9mo ago
I call it the “loadbearing just”. :) “if you’ve just did this” Most neurodivergent people I’ve met accept my limitations and don’t expect what works for them to work for me. It might take a little explanation but they didn’t seem to get up
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by kayodelycaon 9mo ago
I really don’t like being snarky here but this is an absolutely perfect example of what I was talking about in my last paragraph. I didn’t mention energy because energy has no relevance. I’ve literally broken down crying because I really wa
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by kayodelycaon 9mo ago
I seriously dispute this. I spent weeks not being able to eat enough. I hardly lost weight despite being close to the optimal calorie range to do so.
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by kayodelycaon 9mo ago
This method requires a significant amount of executive function. My body doesn't feel the passage of time consistently. So my mind is never prepared to switch activities when it needs to. And there are times my brain stops working on a
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by kayodelycaon 9mo ago
No. It’s actually philosophy. Let me put this in another terms. The whole purpose of the world they are describing is to imagine a place where they are not limited. The fact that this place doesn’t make sense or can’t exist is irrelevant. I
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by kayodelycaon 9mo ago
I’d like to add a quick sidenote . I wouldn’t read too much into the logic of mythological worlds and realms. Their purpose is narrative, not scientific. They don’t even need to be internally consistent. No one expects Greek mythology to ma
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by kayodelycaon 9mo ago
For myself I don't think I was smarter before, I just paid less attention to what I was doing. I didn't know about all the edge cases. I hadn't built it before so I massively underestimated how much work it would be to get do
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by kayodelycaon 9mo ago
I think the second point is legitimate. I’ve been playing around with using ChatGPT to basically be the main character in Star Trek episodes. Similar to how I’d build and play a D&D game. I give it situations and see the responses. It’s
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by kayodelycaon 10mo ago
They probably fired that department.
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by kayodelycaon 10mo ago
I did a bunch of work creating pdfs using a low-level API, object goes here stuff. As far as I understand it, at its core, pdf is just a stream of instructions that is continually modifying the document. You can insert a thousand objects be
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by kayodelycaon 10mo ago
Not really. I have an iPad without an Apple account and you can’t do much with it. That said, I choose to use it this way and it does everything I need it to.
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by kayodelycaon 10mo ago
What I do is have my primary machine keep all of that stuff downloaded. I only use iCloud to sync. Anything happens, I can take the computer offline and even restore from a local backup if there’s a problem. And this isn’t hypothetical, I’v
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by kayodelycaon 10mo ago
Rails is a dangerous place to be throwing random data into APIs.

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