lazyhummingbird

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by lazyhummingbird 1y ago
I think the issue is that a person reading without an interlocutor has a better chance of getting some truth from the sum of the bill than reading with an “expert” bent on swaying them towards a fringe interpretation or even directly lying
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by lazyhummingbird 1y ago
I want a bridge from having good ideas to great ones when it comes to applying new technology to mediated / people-focused / delightful experiences. Like Disney Magic band early on, or some of the solid uses of machine learning li
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by lazyhummingbird 1y ago
Windsurf user here too. Same issue with autocomplete being tough to target / control, and often the weak style difference between my code, diffs, and suggested makes my files unreadable in ws. It is straight up BUGGED on console comman
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by lazyhummingbird 1y ago
The most egregious and unforgivable part of their failed redesign is that they forced adoption by redirecting and walling mobile visits and attacking third party apps. And the sole motivation for the redesign? Monetize the content users c
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by lazyhummingbird 1y ago
I know a few of the leaders designing and developing Microsoft’s AI applications for the Gates Foundation. I think you’re on the right track, and, alongside the scale of service (reaching more people and more topics with an average level of
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by lazyhummingbird 1y ago
You're on a PC aren't you? I say this not as a "ew PC" (I am too), but truly to ask with some underlying suspicion. I am on a PC too, and these sites are dually either fine or awful depending on whether I'm using a
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by lazyhummingbird 2y ago
Record players, CD players, and MP3 players were meant to become worthless after the advent of each successive device with the final myth being the idea that streaming would consolidate all the spending into the smartphone. These rumors hav
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by lazyhummingbird 3y ago
What Roblox-like patterns have you incorporated? Sounds interesting and I wonder where else in my kid’s life I could apply those ideas.
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by lazyhummingbird 4y ago
Just to be clear, did you or did you not have COVID-19 prior to getting your blood clots? Not for the convenience of argument, but in reality. It sounds like you’re requesting a study that nobody will conduct. Conducting a vaccinated vs. un
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by lazyhummingbird 4y ago
A cousin mentioning something and a bunch of inductive DYOR googling are both far weaker than the data provided. The main pressure on doctors is to remain scientific, which is currently incompatible with claims linking clots to the rigorous
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by lazyhummingbird 5y ago
This is why I was so excited in the early days of Google Books. The digitalization of most written human knowledge would have created a modern Library of Alexandria, a sprawling, perfectly catalogued archive. An open API would make it so yo
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by lazyhummingbird 5y ago
I am pro-vaccination, but agree that vaccine mandates, anti-abortion laws, and other mandates that interfere with bodily autonomy are a violation of fundamental human rights. On the other hand, most of the ensuing consequences are not a vio
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by lazyhummingbird 5y ago
For clarity, which of the following are you saying is a horseman / precondition for dystopia: A) Social injustices and systematic oppression of marginalized groups. B) The cultural and media emphasis on these injustices in attempt to d
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by lazyhummingbird 6y ago
This is a feature, not a bug imo. Clicking a color changes the background, giving you a comparative sense of the pallette and it's complements.
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by lazyhummingbird 7y ago
Fake news is owned and created by elites though. It's meant to generate outrage to support specific political causes. The greatest deceptions it perpetuates are fear-and-scarcity-based appeals to a binary political system (elites have
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by lazyhummingbird 7y ago
My favorite argument: the internet has far less of humanity's knowledge on it than most people believe. There are so many major gaps. Not only does expertise and apprenticeship for many trades and crafts still exist almost exclusivel
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by lazyhummingbird 7y ago
Then you're an exceptional person among exceptional people. While it's a no-brainer that tech tools bring us utility, there is a nontrivial time, thought, and effort cost to engaging with nearly any tool. Sometimes that cost outwe
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by lazyhummingbird 7y ago
That storage buffer problem leads to one possibility. (excuse my english!) I think there are really two major business cases for Prometheus. One is in earning back carbon offsets (reducing net CO2 production from a polluting source) while p
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by lazyhummingbird 7y ago
In my experience, it's the lack of logical rules that many other languages follow that bothers people. Here are a few examples. Pronunciation - you make a fair point. In particular. Elision - other languages drop more unstressed sounds
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by lazyhummingbird 7y ago
Niiice! I did a similar goof with http://caust.in/urler/ a couple of years back but I love the useful applications.
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by lazyhummingbird 8y ago
Ctrl-F for "moat" and found none. That said, they're the first thing to pop into my browser bar when I press R.
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by lazyhummingbird 8y ago
They tend to be optimized towards making money, frankly. They hold the valuable possibility of a connection with another user hostage behind bad user experiences and paywalls.
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People with ADHD, how do you build lasting habits?
7 points by lazyhummingbird 8y ago|6 comments
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by lazyhummingbird 8y ago
I've always heard from neuropsychs that an all nighter is a good reset, especially for people who may build up imbalances of one kind or another. I always thought it was because it got the body to actually sleep and detox etc. the ne
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by lazyhummingbird 8y ago
I hate repeat meals. Are there any configurations of this that avoid that challenge or keep for a long enough time that I could spread the salads out more?
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by lazyhummingbird 8y ago
Same here. But I've noticed that a lot of people in my same situation have a dog and make it work. I am more seriously considering it because it's something I truly want and I have a feeling money can solve some of the challenges
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by lazyhummingbird 9y ago
The answer is yes. If everyone went to this site with the intention of paying for good journalism, Google would rank it higher. Now it might penalize the site if the first thing that it displays is something that looks like an interstitial
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by lazyhummingbird 9y ago
This thread is starting to sound absurd in a very Reggie Watts sort of way: https://genius.com/Reggie-watts-if-youre-fcking-youre-fcking...
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by lazyhummingbird 10y ago
> Gimmicks like the Amazon Echo Ah, the first mass-market ambient computer is a gimmick. And somehow I still want one.
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A slack community around conversational computing, commerce, and content(caust.in)
1 points by lazyhummingbird 11y ago|0 comments

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