knodi123

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by knodi123 3y ago
> It was not. A login cookie isn't an API key. It was. Google "what is an api key", and the first result is > An application programming interface (API) key is a code used to identify an application or user and is used
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by knodi123 3y ago
> You can read this website (i.e. make queries against its database) without logging in Yeah, but the sentence I replied to was "nobody signed up for an API key in order to make posts". That claim was false. Being able to re
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by knodi123 3y ago
Or the classic "This sentence is false!"
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by knodi123 3y ago
> nobody signed up for an API key in order to make posts Yes you did. When you logged in, they gave you an API key in the form of a cookie that you include with every request. And it's run at a loss by Y Combinator, which is very,
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China's emissions are actually set to decrease this year ( https://www.carbonbrief.org/analysis-chinas-emissions-set-to... ) And China and India are less polluting per capita than the US. The U.S. has the thirteenth-h
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by knodi123 3y ago
I can't quite tell in what sense you mean this- whataboutist? defeatist? something else? Anyway, we should all be part of the solution, and also work on convincing the worst polluters to join us. In fact, doing the former would h
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by knodi123 3y ago
no, it's not ecologically effective to bomb all the oil platforms. That would actually be an ecological disaster.
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Because anti-wind activists have brought them up.
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I started at a place that had store_v1.js storev2.js store4.js <----- this one was the newest, and current production version store_new.js store_newest.js I got their head engineer fired by explaining to the CEO what industry best pra
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by knodi123 3y ago
oof. that really hits home, I've seen similar problems (although not with such extreme results as your example). cognition-disrupting disorders are so frustrating and scary!
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lol, point taken, but your metaphor fell apart in the end.
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Flight plans are not required if you're just out flying VFR. Someone who doesn't like ADS-B probably also doesn't call uncle sam and tell him where he plans to fly.
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In a heavily automated world, you won't be able to get a job building widgets for Ford or IBM - but you will always be able to make hand-made furniture. There may not be jobs for security guards, but there will always be jobs for nur
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I would imagine because if they just said "eye mask", someone might imagine negative aspects that don't apply to a more luxurious/premium material like mulberry silk.
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I can't imagine a world where you're literally forbidden to perform any work. That someone could even ask that question just boggles my mind. If you had free room and board and healthcare, you would not need to work. But of cour
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carry a pocket angle grinder.
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by knodi123 3y ago
haha, mileage may vary based on which miles you're talking about! but my town's topography is distinctive enough that I'd recognize it. and if you paint satellite imagery onto it, even more so.
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by knodi123 3y ago
Looks like there's a blender plugin that lets you import glTF and output something a 3d printer would accept. Would be cool to have a framed wall hanging of a bas relief portrait of your hometown. Maybe then print a satellite image on
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by knodi123 3y ago
> I think if you threaten someone who is well off already with death ... number of cases will rapidly go to zero. You can think that, but you'd be wrong. Everyone who commits a crime thinks they're gonna be the one to get awa
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by knodi123 3y ago
mandatory spay/neuter with steep/progressive fines, plus ban free-roaming cats? that's a lot more achievable, and nearly as good.
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Because imgur scrambled the order during upload. /facepalm
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> it's entirely possible that the biological substrate on a chip would experience pain on some subset of the pin inputs Absolutely, but the guy I responded to suggested that "all physical processes involve a sensory component&q
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by knodi123 3y ago
That's not sentience. That's just life. Neurons do not have a brain. They do not have emotions or feelings or thoughts. This conversation is so absurd that it's well into the realm of fantasy.
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by knodi123 3y ago
That's "possible" in the same way that wizards and vampires are possible - sure, I can't prove it's fake, but there's not a shred of evidence, plus it would upset everything we've learned about the univers
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by knodi123 3y ago
> I don’t know what the experience of a bit in memory flipping feels like. The "feeling" could only be "experienced" via an enormous number of other "bits" flipping. Neurons don't feel pain- they are h
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by knodi123 3y ago
The prompt "A shot of a 32-year-old female, up and coming conservationist in a jungle; athletic with short, curly hair and a warm smile" produced an impressive image. But I ran the same prompt 3 times on my laptop in just a few m
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by knodi123 3y ago
wow, that's really impressive for 3-d printed and being built from first principles!
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by knodi123 3y ago
well shoot, I learned something new today. leaving my confidently wrong comment up as an example.
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by knodi123 3y ago
> payment is nearly always electronic. 100% always, but I've heard that cash tips are becoming common.
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by knodi123 3y ago
lol, last week I came across a website (in 2023!!!) that told me to set a new password, but be careful not to use the following special characters. (including both kinds of quotation mark)

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