luqtas

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by luqtas 2y ago
that was fun at some point?
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by luqtas 2y ago
a 500 ml Al can weights 13 grams. life knows if we can skim down its weight if we don't have self openers, the price if we develop a better recycling system etc. if plastics have impact on human health, how many $ we can save for using
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by luqtas 2y ago
dunno. my first ever soldering project was a handwired keyboard. i was popcorning when i finished. it was my first time using a mechanical switch keyboard too. not bad... 2° project, right after finishing the keyboard was soldering a PMW336
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by luqtas 2y ago
maybe it's a type of an addendum on despite we now have more technology & facilities, we still need to work more to survive than when we had stones, berries & caves as surviving tools
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by luqtas 2y ago
left side of the list has a small column with a blank space... sure it requires mouse movement if you are not close with your pointer i would love the empty area right click menu despite if we clicked on a file, like Blender shows all optio
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by luqtas 2y ago
seriously? the iphone study suggest that users stop "consuming" blue light 1 hour before sleep. they don't even control for other substances like coffee or alcohol intake or medication other than "sleep disorders"..
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by luqtas 2y ago
that it's relevant to use a filter/glass after the sunset or better saying: there's _plenty_ of evidence on blue light supressing melatonin, more than other wavelengths & we know that (melatonin) effects the circadian rhy
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by luqtas 2y ago
author cites less than 5 studies... one of them measures the effect of melatonin supression with 1 hour of blue light exposure. one of the links they posted studies the effects on rats and here's a segment of it, >Indeed, direct inv
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by luqtas 2y ago
maybe to find a decent pay is to not treat dishies as an easy to replace person?
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by luqtas 2y ago
there's also the "everyone is essential to maintain society"
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by luqtas 2y ago
i dunno where this idea of manual labor being treated as something so simple it shouldn't deserve a decent pay... i worked as a dishy also as a bicycle courier & i bet i'm ballparks more efficient than anyone who never had to
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by luqtas 2y ago
breaking news: asteroid mining company mismatch calculus and the rock hits a rural city in Texas
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Japan is recycling food waste back into food with fermentation(bbc.com)
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by luqtas 2y ago
excuse me? it's called HIG (Human Interface Guidelines) /s
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by luqtas 2y ago
could Google stop the "heroism syndrome" and give us the source-code for their deactivated services? even if they aren't parsed to their heroic servers and it's about being self-host-able by non-heroes
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by luqtas 2y ago
you could make it with any violent elements ^-^
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by luqtas 2y ago
we may also skim down to: don't be the person who commited the crime ^-^
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by luqtas 2y ago
i remember once @ my great grandad house taking half a cup of wine around my 7 y/o; didn't tasted awful at all but i was expecting Fanta Grape Soda and i was thirsty... but yeah, palate differs when you grow up; now if it's b
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by luqtas 2y ago
i think you are bitting the dust of getting used to the taste of a drug, just like people who drink wine, beer etc. these are literally toxic & you get a natural avoidance response the 1° time you try, with very rare cases of acceptance
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by luqtas 2y ago
barely happens but suicides rates among teens are increasing & never were this high [0] students who take a weapon with them to school, impact welfare & performance of nearby students just because they are aware of that [1] [0] htt
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by luqtas 2y ago
> ... work-in-progress REDACT command was added, to be used for moderation and retracting accidentally sent messages ... nwi] s/nwi]/no way i won't use "s//" to correct stuff ever again T.T
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by luqtas 2y ago
punks reflecting about generative AI running on Nvidia/hardware that uses conflict mineral [0]... if you want to go punk, don't use this shit & probably for a long time till we figure (if we figure) an ethical way [0.0] https
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by luqtas 2y ago
with click-bait titles like: Apple hacked ME to put MY videos on their AI! & a thumbnail with the logo of Apple at the top-right and their face doing a weird expression, occupying 75% of the .png with a single bright color background
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by luqtas 2y ago
like trees that reach maturity in 25-40 years then live up to 300-600 basically with the same mature form?
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by luqtas 2y ago
> so the problem starts here; does the piece of code copilot emits, if written by yourself also would be infringing ? why everyone on discussions tries to bring "if a human made it"? a generative AI operates way faster than any
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by luqtas 2y ago
what are the opinions on [0]? what's the scene for language rather than image? also what are the opinions on turning generative AI (that doesn't ask permission to creators) public domain? donation money that surpasses the cost of
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by luqtas 2y ago
> But as the various regulatory and judicial and legislative processes grind through different parts of the modern intellectual property issue made so abundantly legible by the modern AI training data gold rush it seems ever more clear t
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by luqtas 2y ago
one of the phrases they used @ their example page maybe reads pretty clear :D > there are no text or logos in the video
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by luqtas 2y ago
700 years ago, a lot of people didn't knew America existed... 200 years ago, a smartphone would sound pretty sci-fi what if we manage to head out of the solar system after 5 million of years? we are here for 300,000 so far
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by luqtas 2y ago
i think you aren't passing @ the gate of speech thing [0] but anyway, your comment has 12 words or 56 characters! with this amount we could type: "Linux has lots of WMs like: awesome, DWM, i3, xmonad etc" [0] https:/&#x

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