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kyleyeats
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Muscle is about 15% more dense than fat.
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victimhood ideology + government = hate ideology
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Solid take. It'd be much more fine if that 90% could convert over to something useful in times of crisis. But recent public health events have suggested otherwise. I think the government could make progress by focusing on just cuttin
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We'll defeat them alright. I've already invested 7 million in katatonick's vision.
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Does this enable you to hate people more efficiently, or...?
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I did use the file extension thing recently to differentiate between HTML and Markdown files. Very handy.
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This is quaint, like an article about how bad opiates are, but it's from before fentanyl. We bash developers are in a really bad spot. If you know one of us, please check on him or her. ChatGPT has enabled our digital hoarding like nev
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> I am not, but there's a tendency among those types that categorise people into narrow sets that they can understand Those types huh
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3y ago
Regex.
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There are three types of intelligence: intuitive, cognitive and narrative. Tech has, for years, seen people with cognitive/narrative intelligence as the people who are actually smart. LLMs help the intuitive people reach the level of t
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Are you calling me a shitty manager? Would you say this to my face? What's wrong with you?
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Stage? A lot of developers don't realize that they're all the same personality type which is good at particular things. LLMs give everyone else this advantage. You just don't realize it yet because you were never aware of the
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Yep, that's the one. It depends on how many curveballs you're throwing at the user. I'm working on a monospace library that looks wide at 48 characters per line. That's what the inverted text is here, a curveball. It
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The colors are fine. It's the text measure (around 90) that's having the user do too much work. That should be around 55-60.
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Human social structures concentrate power, not capitalism. It's all still there under socialism.
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It's more like: You're going to need six simple colors eventually, and when you do you want versions that work with your brand colors.
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3y ago
In a year you'll be able to use a custom new font for every project.
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3y ago
I don't think this really happens.
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Are you kidding? The third title in their famous Baldur's Gate series just came out and everyone is talking about it. It's being called a triumph of PC gaming and a return to form. Oh wait. They only made the first two. (The answe
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I'm not a doctor or anything but you're describing gallstones and gallbladder attacks here. Regular panic attacks will reveal an emotional pattern. Gallbladder attacks usually happen after you eat a big, high-fat meal and won'
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You're mad at the wrong people here. I've never met a frontend dev who doesn't hate moving stuff vertically or scrolljacking. It's the marketing people that want it.
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This is such a crazy take. They made Uber (a meme word) into a household name. It's like saying you disbanded 2/3 of your army after taking over the continent, and nothing happened. So they were useless all along! Well, try it nex
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They'll never do this because it dispels the illusion of independent media. It's the same reason cable news buys and shows ads: they want you to think the rest of the content isn't for sale. The truth is that the news is paid
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After I go outside and read "long-form books" (lol), I'm supposed to then understand that hate is the truth ? You've fumed impotently like this at a thousand people before? This is the most ridiculous thread.
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No, the majority of people understand hate is bad. It's an innate understanding, not a taught thing. Everyone understands that the experience of hate is bad because, as you said, everyone goes through it. People go back to it because d
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I think hate is inherently bad. People who hate will come to experience it as the truth . That's where you're at. You don't address my arguments, you just create more groups of people to hate and to feel better than-- people
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You don't think 'bro' is gendered? It was a charitable interpretation. You think it's the permissible form of sexism. The paradox of tolerance is what I'm operating off of too. My conclusion is that you can't h
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What's a free speech bro?
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Sam and Liz (Yay rebranding!) are both good at one thing: Playing the part people want to see played and telling people what they want to hear. In other words: It's not their delusion at all. You shouldn't expect them to be go
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You have to cheat and compromise your morality somewhere to make it work with decentralizing, I've found. Here, the answer is a Cloudflare tunnel. Hail corporate.
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