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by lolc 9mo ago
Have you read the bill or is the quote the only thing you're going on?
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by lolc 9mo ago
Help me out here, the article starts from a premise I don't follow: Eventually the state of Estonia was restored and thus Soviet rule can de discounted. Many must have wished not living in the Soviet Union, but why should the eventual
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by lolc 10mo ago
As a current user of Juggluco I agree that its usability is bad. Easily the worst from the apps I'm using. I actually blame Abbott for there not being a better app. People fear litigation from Abbott and don't work on any.
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by lolc 10mo ago
I'm using Openaps with Omnipods. Nice not having to deal with proprietary apps. Currently using Libre as sensor, luckily without their shit app. Dexcom was easier to set up.
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by lolc 10mo ago
I do get utility out of aluminium.
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by lolc 10mo ago
An often repeated point on this forum: A lot of our comms are text. You don't want stall and lose attention to comms. Makes sense to train and have the flow on auto.
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by lolc 10mo ago
Ahaha are you trolling for entitled gamers? Yeah wouldn't want the real world having to face those. No worries: as long as there are people willing to drop money into expensive gear, somebody will sell it.
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by lolc 10mo ago
I found the local translation feature nice on a few occasions.
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by lolc 10mo ago
You might like reading Darwin's Catedral by David Sloan Wilson. It's a recent take on the old idea of group selection, a theory that attempts to explain the human drive to cooperate. In that telling, it would take some form of rel
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by lolc 10mo ago
I think the main reason is the people who experienced the time before vaccines are dead. Vaccines were always scary but back then the people could see that they prevented bad outcomes. My grandmother grew up with kids crippled by the polio
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by lolc 10mo ago
Wikipedia is fully captured by vandalism?
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by lolc 10mo ago
You're saying that a state can upstream patches with planted backdoors. Thruth is, this is possible in all software. It's not specific to state-sponsored open source software. So your scenario is a reality whether you want it or n
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by lolc 10mo ago
Ask Wikipedia how they are dealing with this shit. Openstreetmap is a rather unlikely target, so it's news.
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by lolc 10mo ago
> And outside France too! Soleure, that's the French name of the city where the museum opened. The place might just be in France if you don't look too close.
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by lolc 11mo ago
It doesn't look near instant like Supermaven because the default delay before suggestions is 3 s. https://kilo.ai/docs/basic-usage/autocomplete
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by lolc 11mo ago
I was interested but looks like it's only available for Macos.
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by lolc 11mo ago
I read the comment about Tinder and Tiktok being in competition differently: To me they said that both Tinder and Tiktok are in competition over eyeballs. Meaning for example that if Tinder shows me profiles I find less attractive, I'm
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by lolc 11mo ago
Yeah could be useful for basal delivery. But I wonder how variable it will be. Temperature, moisture, rub-off, other lotions, could all hinder the delivery. Don't want additional variability on a medication this sensitive to dosage. Th
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by lolc 11mo ago
Funny I have a shirt that reads "Prince of Susa" to the three people (not me) who can read Linear Elam. Edit: To see the sequence you can paste "" into the corpus search at https://center-for-decipherm
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by lolc 11mo ago
Haha I've had instructors noting with a smile that my code was "good enough for others to copy". In the end I learned a bunch, also about people. More than if I hadn't shared.
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by lolc 11mo ago
I wonder how these Gloo guys want to serve a fractured user base. People make fun of Google generating images with diversified Nazis, but imagine serving flocks that have these diverse expectations. Is it going to tell people to stone someo
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by lolc 1y ago
Double good when double bound!
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by lolc 1y ago
I've seen a few dead posts where there was an innocent misunderstanding or wrong assumption. In those cases it would have been beneficial to keep the post visible and post a response, so that readers with similarly mistaken assumptions
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by lolc 1y ago
I like comments about intent, about the why. The generators are really bad at intent, they just write dross comments about the how. The worst part is how they're not accustomed to comments about intent and tend to drop those! Say I wro
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by lolc 1y ago
Prompting to remove redundant comments works quite well, but I dislike the extra step.
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by lolc 1y ago
If you like to nerd out on data, the GLAMOS website publishes a catalog of all glaciers in Switzerland, with measurements for the larger ones: https://www.glamos.ch/en/factsheet#/B36-26 Some years the glacier coun
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by lolc 1y ago
The weird thing to me is how investors can hold shares and vote against this outrageous compensation. Because the valuation of Tesla is tied to the belief in a glorious future as told by the main character. Either you believe in that future
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by lolc 1y ago
I think it's the other way around: There are many fraud cases like his. We only hear about this one because he is notorious.
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by lolc 1y ago
Still if the foreign DNA is beneficial in keeping the hive going, it will help spread the queen's DNA. Should some allele work against the adoption of the foreign DNA, fitness drops, and that allele would become less frequent. Who is d
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by lolc 1y ago
Sure current tech does not allow us to safely automate flights. What I wanted to get at is that tech that doesn't need developing does not get built. Looking at drone failures does not tell us the max safety they would reach if we focu

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