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by layman51 1y ago
That theory sounds woo-woo. So something I remember that happened a few days ago, or my phone number exists somewhere out in the universe and our brain is able to access it?
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by layman51 1y ago
Well I sort of feel that many years ago before MFA was suggested or required for many different sites, it was less risky for a typical person to erase all content.
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by layman51 1y ago
I have some issues with this guide. I find it very odd how the very first step of the guide is to “erase all content and settings” but it doesn’t really mention all the caveats around this. There really should be warnings or a separate guid
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by layman51 1y ago
I think these kinds of aches start happening to a non-negligible number of people beginning in their early 30s. It isn’t that they can’t still be active, it’s just that they have to be diligent about warming up their joints before certain e
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by layman51 1y ago
Another thing I found interesting is that while manually clicking through one of the paths this tool found, I got temporarily stuck because I didn’t know that the hyperlink to the next article had different anchor text than the title of the
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by layman51 1y ago
You did a logical fallacy which is called “denying the antecedent.” From your first two propositions, it doesn’t follow that anything that isn’t a democracy isn’t good.
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by layman51 1y ago
I might also add that apparently, older versions of the machine had physical “hardware interlocks” that would make accidents less likely no matter what the software was doing. So the older software was probably just thought to be reliable,
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by layman51 1y ago
In my opinion, if it shouldn’t be enabled in normal mode, it certainly shouldn’t be enabled in Incognito Mode either where it will give you a false sense of security.
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by layman51 1y ago
This reminded me of an earlier headline I had read about "16 Nobel-Prize winning economists signing a letter saying that the economic policies put forth by the Republic party would ignite inflation again".
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by layman51 1y ago
Yes, but this is the nature of heroic figures in politics: “I’m from the elite and I’m here to save you from these other elites.” Who gets to determine whether it’s called a “revolution” versus a “civil war”? Is it based on whether there’s
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by layman51 1y ago
I think you're correct. But I remember back around 2020 when Notion became very popular, it was definitely marketed toward individuals like students, or professionals who wanted to do a lot of planning or organization related to their
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by layman51 1y ago
Maybe, but recently I came across an article where he had reached out to scam victims who fell prey to scammers who used AI to copy Woz's likeness to dupe people into depositing cryptocurrency so that they could get it much more of it
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by layman51 1y ago
I agree. I remember a year ago some a submission on this forum by Sabrina where she was evaluating LLMs on SAT math problems. The post was called like “ChatGPT-4o vs. Math”. I thought it was pretty insightful, but now that post is deleted f
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by layman51 1y ago
They already remove “inconvenient” webpages on the Wayback Machine if someone asks nicely enough. If I remember correctly, if you use it to save a software company’s documentation pages or evidence of something embarrassing like a potential
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by layman51 1y ago
I was wondering about this because there is a part in the blogpost that specifically says his developer friend would not even do real-time copying from the other screen. Personally, I think that makes more sense to try to learn because I th
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by layman51 1y ago
This must have been like 15 years ago, but I vaguely remember someone making a perfume that smelled like the scent you get when you open up the box of a new iPhone or MacBook. It’s a distinct smell and I’m not really sure if it’s purely fro
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by layman51 1y ago
This is so surprising to see research on. It’s also very brave. It’s the kind of investigation that could get a drone or a hitman sent after the investigator.
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by layman51 1y ago
I understand why GeeksForGeeks is garbage but I don’t get why W3Schools is garbage. Anyone know why?
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by layman51 1y ago
I would buy your app, but I am on an older version of iOS that isn’t supported.
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by layman51 1y ago
I don’t understand. I thought it was an app where you could see where they’re selling ice and where you could go purchase it before it melts?
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by layman51 1y ago
I disagree. The location is definitely a factor. If you live within 300 feet (about 100 meters) of a multi-lane highway, then depending on the wind patterns, you are definitely getting more exposure to pollutants that come from cars, trucks
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by layman51 1y ago
To me the annoyance primarily depends on how shady or high-risk the industry being advertised is. I cannot stand getting ads that have AI puppets of people like Ilia Calderón (a journalist and TV news anchor) to sell supplements or convince
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by layman51 1y ago
It is definitely odd. I think it started off as a KYC-kind of check. If there’s some weird, possibly illegal reason you type into the “what is this payment for?” input, I read that someone on behalf of Venmo will contact you to have you exp
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by layman51 1y ago
Why did we all “have to change” our passwords on these large platforms. What happened? Was there a leak I didn’t hear about?
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by layman51 1y ago
This reminds me of that funny detail in a YouTube video by “Programmers are also human” on professional vibe coders where he keeps ending his orders to the LLM with “.. or you go to jail.”
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by layman51 1y ago
I think it just means that a sleeping brain that’s on caffeine is busier and more “complex” than one that isn’t on caffeine. It is confusing, but there’s no way that caffeine doesn’t mess up your sleep quality (for most people).
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by layman51 1y ago
A text search for “cholo” yields no results. I found that kind of surprising. That is the type of aesthetic that seems to have spread the most but I would hope that all these people learn beyond more than gang-life stories. I’m thinking the
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by layman51 1y ago
Using the decal as a clue is funny because what if there was a street scene where that happened to be misleading? For example, I had seen that a Sacramento County Sheriff car got to Europe and I guess it now belonged to a member of the publ
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by layman51 1y ago
It does seem safer to not carry cash. However, I remember around May 2024 that there were some reported incidents in Chicago were in the early morning hours, there were some groups of robbers who would force victims to do something I found
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by layman51 1y ago
At first I thought, was this caused by everyone learning to code? Well of course not everyone codes, but I’m just saying that this was a meme and it did become more possible for non-technical people to be more efficient. I have never worked

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