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loa_in_
4y ago
They don't, and in times where there's most need for that, banks squeeze their wallet close even tighter.
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loa_in_
4y ago
By paying enough
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loa_in_
4y ago
Sugar is a valid source of nutrition at the very least. It does both stimulate the sweet taste buds, prompting body to expect additional energy and it provides the energy.
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loa_in_
4y ago
It's interesting. A concept of a trend, especially falling, in something that should with all the improvements of quality of life trend invariably upwards
725.
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loa_in_
4y ago
And apparently completely devoid of any idea of human decency, yes
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loa_in_
4y ago
> amazon doesn't care about quality and they've made reviews useless And, even more hurtful to any trust one might have in such a party (it's not unique to US or Amazon), seeing the reviews being introduced with great prom
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loa_in_
4y ago
And the only one to benefit is anyone wanting to hide their misguided rulings from being indexed into glaciers of future history
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loa_in_
4y ago
Titles need to be short, and relevant to the content. I took words straight from the Features section. Now, because with all the talk about AI agents I was thinking about the environments, and that's when I remembered this. It very muc
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Dwarf Fortress – randomly generated, persistent fantasy world
(bay12games.com)
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loa_in_
4y ago
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loa_in_
4y ago
> Anything other than an immediate response would have been akin to lighting their company on fire and walking away. Companies get away with sweeping customer security issues under the rug less and less, but still far too often. I honest
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loa_in_
4y ago
Additionally it costs almost nothing to run a cat, but some mental work to remember which programs are built to prevent it (accept filename argument). If they are one can pass /proc/self/fd/0 as filename... That's s
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loa_in_
4y ago
Since I doubt nature does care about distinction between chemical, mechanical and electrical this is a good step towards understanding nature as far as I am concerned.
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loa_in_
4y ago
I think FBI hired an AI as a PR agent
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loa_in_
4y ago
This would be pretty much Usenet/mailing lists. An improvement would be user profiles that aren't a predefined set of fields to fill out.
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loa_in_
4y ago
A simplistic but nice application for Android I found looking for this after reading parent's comment. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=us.mathlab.and... (Adware/Non-free/closed source)
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loa_in_
4y ago
Being single does not exclude someone from being happy
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loa_in_
4y ago
Can't be closed at all!
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loa_in_
4y ago
It will still keep writing to an open inode
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loa_in_
4y ago
Except nobody has issues when the tech is meant to exploit somebody but isn't public. The morality angle disappears with sunlight
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loa_in_
4y ago
Yeah, it is everyone's moral responsibility to consider effects of our actions as far as we're able to.
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loa_in_
4y ago
At least I assume it's back to normal. Lots of things changed in my life around the same time, so I don't have perfect reference. But I am happy to report I hear the ringing of my wireless router again.
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loa_in_
4y ago
I first almost lost hearing, then as it came back over the weeks I got tinnitus, then over 4 months it's gone, back to normal since catching Cov
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loa_in_
4y ago
If you start with an initial (blank) canvas, each layer blending can be thought of as transforming that canvas into new state, making this a monad, and blending an unitary operation within that monad
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loa_in_
4y ago
Considering some of the comments already in this thread it seems the space considered is significant and at least it's a horoscope that is tailored to the audience, i.e. it's not merely twelve (or so) categories. It's up to d
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loa_in_
4y ago
Maybe not forever, without ever putting it on, but you got it right in general.
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loa_in_
4y ago
That's a great way to remove work for engineers, bit it's not a solution
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loa_in_
4y ago
I don't see how this impacts privacy.
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loa_in_
4y ago
Isn't there anything like that already? If so, I was really overestimating our progress in the field of VR (I don't own a VR headset)
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loa_in_
4y ago
I don't know where does one get the idea that imaginary friends or similar (headmasters, etc.) are always in agreement with the one who imagines them.
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loa_in_
4y ago
>> There are many drugs that can do a lot of damage at doses far lower than those that kill someone. > This is a bandwagon argument. You're implicitly arguing fallaciously that because there are "many drugs" that can
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