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kleer001
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kleer001
4y ago
Sounds like you want Reddit. That's a lot of intimate and personal information for free. I doubt many security conscious users here would be interested in sharing. Might as well ask us what street we grew up on, our first pet's na
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USB-C plugged into mains electric
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4y ago
How is this surprising? There are deeply racist texts on the internet.
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4y ago
While sin plays a crucial role in Christian doctrine, it does not mean that everyone is guilty for being alive or that Christianity promotes disdain for humanity. Christianity recognizes the inherent value and worth of every human being, as
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4y ago
It's silly, but I like it: > man man But maybe you're not thinking of something that simple.
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I'd challenge you to become wiser, not necessarily more intelligent.
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> Christianity in itself is extremely toxic life-denying philosophy Hmmm, you lost me there. Are you talking about the politics and practices of current American evangelical right wing Christians? I'd agree with you there. But in li
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Are you on a shiny new desktop with all the bells and whistles with more RAM than you'll ever need and a 10TB RAID setup? Are you on a scuzzy 20 year old laptop with 64MB of ram and a 20GB HD? Have you considered an Arch based distro?
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Fiction, on the whole, or at least popular fiction is driven by drama and strife. Usually preventable drama and unnecessary strife, if only adults would "use their words". The real world is not as straightforward as fiction, and q
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curse_of_knowledge
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Reddit's /r/buyitforlife 's 1.4 million subscribers and probably 10x as many people that visit without joining reddit and the subsequent similar population of people scraping that data and consuming the scraped data... I
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Maybe it terms of total users, but I don't think every Roblox or Minecraft user is actually coding. Most of them are assuredly just players.
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THAT is fantastic and heartwarming. I wish they put that front and center on a History of Scratch page.
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4y ago
No, unless you can provide more reasoning.
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something in there should be grokable best imho, 10 min and done: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOvAbjfJ0x0 longer and more over produced: https://radiolab.org/episodes/104010-one-good-deed-deserves-.
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4y ago
No, both parties need to cooperate.
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Child care. For my 2yo and 2mo. It's similar to optimally dealing with adults (NVC and such), but consistently over-melodramatic adults with developmental issues. The "How to talk so kids will listen" is a great series of boo
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Sorting by personality. Every search engine I tried was useless. I guess nobody's written that exhaustive article yet. Sort by personality? Yep. I asked it to pretend to be a clinical psychiatrist and then asked it to tell me about cel
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Hmm, sounds like parties not fully grokking the optimal (not thinly logical) solution to the iterated prisoners' dilemma. I saw the same thought process is the otherwise very nice novel "Time's Children". Good for drama,
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Of course it does. But that's the only thing it understands and it can never understand anything else. It has IMHO the very smallest possible kind of frozen intelligence.
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IMHO Intelligence is the ability to match complex patterns in a way that accurately predicts the future of those patterns in a changing environment.
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can confirm, also it's happy to do it in any language
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I kinda like it. Seems like a good beginning. Now only if it simulated the fluid dynamics of paint as it dripped, hit, and dried then the physics of a canvas taking that paint.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTPt70vA39k
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I bet if you sit in a quiet dark room, all alone, in silence, with no distractions possible... and say out loud "What is my next step?" and wait 10 minutes... you'll get a very clear answer in your head. It may not be the ans
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunk_cost
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ooOOooh! Shoot, I totally remember that part now. Ha. I'd totally dismissed it as nonsense. But it makes sense now. Ah, that lovely meta narrative. I love 4th wall breaking in literature. Good stuff.
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> about a year or two That doesn't seem like long enough to me. Is it a matter of funds though? Going broke? > I know I am naive That should be the end of your post. How can you know to quit if you don't know enough? > Pl
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That's not how I remember the book. My impression was that there were dozens of churning civilizations, each writing over the wreckage of the previous with their own particular personality. None more 'enlightened' than the ne
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Yea, I read all about it in Anathem over a decade ago. I've come to terms with it. We'll have a balkanized "net", the old internet will be fun garbage. Hopefully it'll cut down on the damage anonymous users and indi
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