lynx23

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811.
by lynx23 3y ago
These are the 1-million dollar questions when it comes to LLMs. How useful is it to talk to a human who likes to talk, and prefers to say something over admiting they dont know? And if you have a person with münchhausensyndrome in your
812.
by lynx23 3y ago
Are you implying that a girl would be unable to steal someone's car, or was that an accidentally misandristic comment?
813.
by lynx23 3y ago
This brings back memories of Tank (1984) which was my first contact with the concept of prison violence as an 8 year old. The movie itself is rather B-ish, but it was still the first time I realized that police dealing with judges and the
814.
by lynx23 3y ago
I was very excited about EVs reducing the noise level in my city. Until I realized that most of the noise of a modern car actually comes from the tires. There sin't much difference between a modern non-EV car and an EV, sadly.
815.
by lynx23 3y ago
The perfect time to shed ourselves of the idea that "optimisation is a waste of dev-time". Mobile computing was the last godsent t actually rethink performance a little bit, but we still have a lot of relatively low-hanging fruit
816.
by lynx23 3y ago
I moved 20 years ago into an apartment 5 minutes walking distance from work. It was simple, I like it, and saved tonnes of CO2. I don't even need to use public transporation on a daily basis. Oh, and I don't use much artificial
817.
by lynx23 3y ago
Well, as I am not married, this would also apply to my spouse and I. However, I dont feel like this is reason enough to marry, in fact, I never even thought about such a specific case. Death is painful, and likely will not go down as plan
818.
by lynx23 3y ago
So, to sum it up, straight people marry so that one can not run away easily, and gay people marry for increased closeness? :-) In any case, this subthread was about the inequality between straight couples, so...
819.
by lynx23 3y ago
Which is, given the target language, an answer which should have been expected. After all, we are talking about the french here...
820.
by lynx23 3y ago
The father only gets custody if the mother is proovably insane or basically unable to provide for herself. In all other cases, she is treated with extra priviledge.
821.
by lynx23 3y ago
I believe that seeking external recognition is only necessary when one is unsure and requires external validation to feel confident.
822.
by lynx23 3y ago
Which is fine as long as your end users are not implicitly forced to use your creation. So an artist creating a controversial sculpture is totally fine, nobody forces the recipient to consume their art. But buildings are different, they s
823.
by lynx23 3y ago
Where I come from, public health insurance is a given, so no need to marry to obtain that basic "right". Marrying to fascilitate immigration is not unheard of, however, most cases I know are more about economic incentives then act
824.
by lynx23 3y ago
There is one counter example to your position that immediately comes to mind: architects! If you create something, the primary driver should be its users, and not your ego. I believe there should be a law which mandates that architects ne
825.
by lynx23 3y ago
Whenever I hear "wedding" I wonder why the male is going for that risk. The obvious unfairness and non-equality during a divorce is the main reason why I never would get married. Its just illogical to put yourself that much at r
826.
by lynx23 3y ago
What a wise man.
827.
by lynx23 3y ago
Besides, having children is extremely bad regarding climate change. I personally find the argument a bit hilarious, but hey: Never forget that virtue signaling can also reduce the amount of children!
828.
by lynx23 3y ago
Amen. I think I prefer honesty over woke PC crap.
829.
by lynx23 3y ago
Jobe, are you in there? Seriously, this brings back memories from 1992.
830.
by lynx23 3y ago
Well, there is obviously a conflict in UI experience. I can very well see how back/forward breaks the idea of a web "app", because what would backward mean in a classical app, except for maybe undo? I tend to put web addres
831.
by lynx23 3y ago
I am blind. I do rely on accessibility to interact with a computer. Yes, you could accuse me of deliberately avoiding the modern web, but I have my reasons. Primary reason is performance. Even though I feel like you are talking down to
832.
by lynx23 3y ago
I know this discussion is lost and the times have changed. However, two things I cant let stand: Using semantic HTML tags is all you need for proper accessibility of text documents. Calling that out as being specia attention for accessi
833.
by lynx23 3y ago
It just violates the KISS principle too much when the site in question is mostly presenting documents. I can see JS being useful if you have some sort of SPA app. But essentially docs with JS are a total no-go. Why do I need to fire up a
834.
by lynx23 3y ago
That is part of the problem. That some people believe that getting laid and following through with the consequences is actually an acomplishment. It is not, it is how nature works. Once that is done, the work actually starts, and it star
835.
by lynx23 3y ago
Same here. I was ordered to keep away from sugar for medical reasons for a few months. The most interesting part of that experience was noticing how my taste changed. So much so that I didn't really get back into sugar when I was al
836.
by lynx23 3y ago
That is mostly because americans still haven't learnt that the internet is not USA exclusive but actually world-wide. This phenomenon was already quite apparent in the 90s, on usenet for instance. One would assume this gets better ov
837.
by lynx23 3y ago
Nope. I am against the woke trope that "everything is better done by a women". Absoulte statements like this and the one you tried to imply are always wrong.
838.
by lynx23 3y ago
Mentioning my mother in this context is as counter-productive as possible. In fact, if it were not for my mother, I would give women a bit more slack.
839.
by lynx23 3y ago
Yeah yeah, girls get it done is of course the most believable trope ever.
840.
by lynx23 3y ago
"Voting with your wallet" isn't particularily unheard of. I dont understand why you seem to make a difference here just because the topic is leaning a little towards politics.

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