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loa_in_
4y ago
So if a website gives one access to some data, is it okay because it clearly serves it to public?
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loa_in_
4y ago
I believe that "self evidence" parent comment mentions is something that only comes from years upon years of learning all the pitfalls of writing C.
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loa_in_
4y ago
Unusable on mobile but otherwise a very cool approach to colours. Honestly I'm tired of websites that aren't bright yellow red that was so popular in 90's
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loa_in_
4y ago
Answer neither most obvious, nor true. Cynical at best
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loa_in_
4y ago
"Throughout this article we’ve made imprecise sta tements and statements that ought to have had all sorts of qualifications and reservations attached to them; and some of our statements may be flatly false. Lack of suf ficient informat
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loa_in_
4y ago
The group named "normal people" is a fantasy
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loa_in_
4y ago
I love Firefox but some JS heavy demos etc. just don't work fast enough. I hate that I know exactly why. It's because they were only ever tested on Chrome during development.
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loa_in_
4y ago
It's absolutely great for moderators and server owners though. Also color coding user names is surprisingly good to enrich communication on public channels. I guess that goes for personalisation in general but think is simple and very
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loa_in_
4y ago
I suspect all the GIFs and animated profile pictures etc.
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4y ago
We simplify or straight up forgo adding some laws to the lawbooks because they're about something hard to measure, too mentally taxing to determine, too much paperwork when executing it, all while we want them and they would be benefic
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loa_in_
4y ago
Outage of an organic compound like that is not something that I could see happening, ever. Why would someone put out an article that scares patients who take this to be sane and productive and feel in control of one's time? Fearmongeri
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4y ago
Now I am fairly certain I probably use more than that even, but with the complexity of biological systems it might be as well saying that being shot with 10 bullets is somehow better than with 1000 bullets. I just point that out, because I
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loa_in_
4y ago
> just be yourself and actively contribute as much as you can. Your efforts will not remain unrewarded. That doesn't really give money. It might get you a thumbs up.
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loa_in_
4y ago
Safe, means it won't have any detrimental effects, or it won't be debilitating, or it won't kill me?
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loa_in_
4y ago
Even if they say they have your best interest in mind, they might not, or they might be misinformed about you and act on un-truths. Either way it can be very detrimental.
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loa_in_
4y ago
Fluoride is toxic. > We all eat all sorts of things and it's fine That's like saying you can lose some IQ every so often because you'll live so what
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loa_in_
4y ago
> How is this avoidable specifically in Europe Don't use your main phone/mail for registration, so you can avoid spam on it. > Unlikely? Given the rate at which scam and spam calls have increased in my country as data breach
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4y ago
It stems from the fact that in Europe this kind of thing is... avoidable. People complaining of receiving unsolicited texts and robocalls have either: published their contact information in a public database (like company registry), given t
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loa_in_
4y ago
> in the US the recipient pays extra for their technology I don't understand what do you mean by that. If the sender and recipient are both in US how does this make sense?
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loa_in_
4y ago
How do you do this for UI elements that don't fit on screen?
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loa_in_
4y ago
Name checks out I'm sorry, moderator team, I find this to be the best way to express my appreciation and admiration for parent's approach to the topic.
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loa_in_
4y ago
I made something similar with "brotab", grabbing full text content of all open tabs of the browser (and other metadata) every so often and archiving it, so I can search it like a kind of extended history and correlate URLs by cont
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4y ago
I think, systemically, he comes in contact with people who have some following of their own more often than average, so any extreme sentiment towards him gets easily and exponentially amplified. At least that's what I think about why T
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loa_in_
4y ago
I have so far successfully: used eeprom programmers, flashed a multi of android software, interfaced with a PLC from under wine with no problems or workarounds whatsoever
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loa_in_
4y ago
Anxiety is anxiety, a feeling. Anxiety disorders are what you mean perhaps? Then there's no mention of the latter.
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loa_in_
4y ago
Existence was never the goal or the problem, because the world is abundant with resources, and we have been prime hunters before society and civilization.
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loa_in_
4y ago
And we've created a society of elitarism and exclusion. Which was failing us at every step so we created an agonist of this - the internet. Which enabled us to do AI...
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loa_in_
4y ago
OpenAI is the result of slow and steady progress in ML. It's not even a good product. It is astonishing in itself though.
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loa_in_
4y ago
I have come to the conclusion that you accidentally described all the reasons why, and how you actually never did see the big picture and how to busy oneself enough to stop looking for one.
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loa_in_
4y ago
So it is when you blink while swimming in one stream
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