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by ksaj 3y ago
This is very sad. YouTube has done this to a lot of content creators over the years, so there is no sign they have any intention of fixing this trigger-happy problem. Most of those content providers survived the hit, but they didn't ge
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by ksaj 3y ago
This is a parody.
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by ksaj 3y ago
How do you sign things? Printing? Most signatures are in cursive, so I wonder how someone signs things without having learned it, or how they know what other people's signatures even say. Many wedding invitations use cursive writing th
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by ksaj 3y ago
Since it is an LLM, you should be able to ask it for a literal translation if that's what you want.
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by ksaj 3y ago
And this makes sense, as some sayings would be unrecognizable word salad in other languages and cultures. Early Arctic birds don't catch many worms. Gold in the mouth is something popularized by rappers (grills) back in the 90's,
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by ksaj 3y ago
Not so indirect Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henneguya_zschokkei
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by ksaj 3y ago
An important note is that an employee was (allegedly) fired for making a point that the carbon fiber was two inches too thin. They also apparently didn't even report it until 8 hours after noticing it didn't resurface once communi
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by ksaj 3y ago
I live in Ontario. Many years ago, my boss did the "Bring your kids to work" thing, and his son took to hanging around my area. He was 12, and nearing lunch it became obvious that he could not read the analog clock. I asked him st
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by ksaj 3y ago
Thankfully it wasn't that lazy of a post. But it is often the case, like with links to Twitter, or random words on Wikipedia. I'd like to see the actual math and sources, though. It is interesting if the factoid is correct, an
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by ksaj 3y ago
Is it the microwaves effect on the popcorn, or the fake butter that might cause "popcorn lung" if the fumes get inhaled, getting modified into PFAs by microwaving? If it's the first, I'd expect almost everything you nuke
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by ksaj 3y ago
One day we'll all look back and realize how much we miss tactile controls that didn't require you to look away from the road in order to enable/disable something trivial or change the music (radio or whatever it may be). Wher
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by ksaj 3y ago
They're not cool again. But it's a good reminder to some (many?) that they might have a collection of music they've forgotten to recode to MP3 or OGG. Just remember that an OGG of an MP3 is still MP3 quality. It doesn't
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by ksaj 3y ago
On ChatGPT you can give feedback. Also there is a sort of upvote checkmark thing that I think helps them gauge good response patterns to feed back into their updated versions.
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by ksaj 3y ago
It's not news unless it is regular. Try it a bunch of times and see how the "4 out of 5" stands up. It very well might. Or you might also not ever find another one. You won't know until you try it. Put it this way: you c
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by ksaj 3y ago
Ah, so it might have been a fluke. I took "4 out of 5" to be a ratio, but now I realize you mean just for this list. You really should should re-ask it a few times to see. And then if it's not a fluke, try with a prng to se
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by ksaj 3y ago
Have you tried churning out random numbers that start with 35 to see if the hit rate is similar? Also, how many times did you test it?
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by ksaj 3y ago
I don't get much more spam, but there is one obvious spam message that gets inboxed often, even though I've flagged it as Spam and Phishing damn near every time. It is one of those fake UPS messages that there was a package left
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by ksaj 3y ago
Consider using something like Markdown New Tab. This will allow for more entries that can also be organized by topic, etc, using Markdown. It can also be used for TODO lists, etc, which are all things a teenager can make ample use of. For e
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by ksaj 3y ago
I just do sudoku or crosswords - anything that is far removed from the processes I'm immersed in outside the loo. There was a time I'd use my phone and look at news headlines, but I already do that in the living room. I'm cra
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by ksaj 3y ago
Along with uBlock Origin, I've been using Ghostery. It blocks the stuff uBlock misses. It also takes some of the load off uBlock, which on my laptop used to cause a bit of loading delay. One of my favourite plugins is Markdown New Tab.
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by ksaj 3y ago
The posted headlines keep saying "All the ingredients." I don't know where that's coming from, since Phosphorus is the only thing the articles are about. Phosphorus is critical for life as we know it (LAWKI) but it'
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by ksaj 3y ago
I store all our family's music as MP3 (and similar) audio files in a directory on our home server, which then shares the directory to each of our devices. We use MusicBee to play them on our Windows laptops, and there are a gazillion s
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by ksaj 3y ago
I hope they publish some theories as to how this is advantageous in terms of evolution or survival. From the outside, it seems counterproductive. But the fact that it persists in fly species, there must be some sort of advantage to it.
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by ksaj 3y ago
Indeed, you're right. I thought at its most basic it is just egg whites and oil, but googling that specifically says mustard is part of the recipe. So it's still a mystery why McDonalds doesn't just call it Mayonnaise when th
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by ksaj 3y ago
I didn't and wouldn't assume it's a mistake. Huawei came up with a name that Apple wanted, somehow, before it was ever announced. Someone is peeping into someone else's business. In which direction?
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by ksaj 3y ago
As a motorcyclist, I concur. I'm pretty smooth at getting from zero to road speed without making the passenger seasick. But I can tell by the sounds of the highway, a lot of passengers probably hate motorbikes because of their pilots.
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by ksaj 3y ago
I asked Google this very question earlier today, and got a great answer. With the electric motor, when you "step on it" you get a loud droning sound that does not rise with the speed as a driver would expect. This really messes up
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by ksaj 3y ago
iPhone was registered but unused by Cisco. They made a deal and here we are. IOS was also registered by Cisco, so it's pretty likely the same sort of deal was reached. Money talks, and it was financially worthwhile for both parties. I
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by ksaj 3y ago
We're not in a tech bubble, but it does look like the industry is trying to fake their way into one. You can't trust ChatGPT et al to answer questions in a way that won't end in a lawsuit, and you can't make quantum comp
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by ksaj 3y ago
> (they are massively more popular than the 90s, they weren't a particularly big brand then...you have heard of them now) I don't know where you get that from. In the 90's they were so popular you could go into literally a

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