milsorgen

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by milsorgen 3y ago
Can a computer reliably differentiate between humans and apes? I have read Google struggled with that and rather than fixing it removed the feature. How true that is I do not know but I've read it more than once over the years.
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by milsorgen 3y ago
I at least didn't think things would actually get worse. Perhaps they didn't and I am just surveying things from a different vantage point. The state and direction of things looks grim but change begins with me and I will continue
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by milsorgen 3y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but didn't a prototype iPhone get found at bar or restaurant at least once before? This seems reasonable of Apple as I would think many elements of its design would be of interest to potential competitors,
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by milsorgen 3y ago
I get the same puzzled bemusement here in Idaho. Originally from the Oregon Coast I now relish a good rain and love a long walk through it.
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by milsorgen 3y ago
The feed could be somewhat overlooked, at least for the time being, if hashtags and searching were properly implemented. If no interesting conversations appear in my feed then there's no way for me to spend more time on Threads. Open,
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by milsorgen 3y ago
We used to go mushroom picking in Oregon as a family, three generations of us. I remember the first time I heard you now needed a license. It was appalling but I at least understood it in that context. Sometimes I think or imagine how thing
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by milsorgen 3y ago
Simply put, I don't want warning labels on my CDs nor do I want them on my social media.
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by milsorgen 3y ago
I've used my fair share of dyes since my blue haired teenage years and I'm curious as they mention non-professional applications of dye in terms of risk. Does this mean the risk is elevated during the application phase and not th
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by milsorgen 3y ago
I fell in love with Lenovo and HP SFF/'tiny pcs' a couple years ago. It can be tricky to find ample display outs in a preferred hardware configuration but otherwise they've been cheap, quiet, reliable and efficient. I re
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by milsorgen 3y ago
This is interesting. Reminds me of how every now and then I try and find information on old chats I remember, particularly those that used software called iChat. Yahoo! Chat used it for a time as did the Metallica.com chatroom, it was some
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by milsorgen 3y ago
Yeah it's just a big database in what 4-5 files? My first computer was a Win 3.11 box so I have experienced a world of app specific config files and the registry was a good alternative. In the early days it seemed to give you some trou
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by milsorgen 3y ago
>I wonder if there is potentially an issue with them in aggregate. Such that the dose of any single chemical isn't problematic but all of them together with similar effects causes a problem. I've been wondering about this a lot
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by milsorgen 3y ago
I tried for so long to seed Whoaverse (later Voat) with non-political and non-crackpot content. There was a brief moment where it looked like it was a competitor that could arise similar to how Rumble is doing today in the video space. It t
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by milsorgen 3y ago
Didn't Adobe show off something similar, and even say something similar in 2016? I seem to recall there was an Obama demo or something and it made people nervous. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adobe_Voco
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by milsorgen 3y ago
I think you touch on a good example do why discernment is such a valuable skill, a skill that should forever be practiced and honed. I don't mind reading some dudes take on things for even if he's wrong he might drop an item or tw
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by milsorgen 3y ago
Time to for a trip to Seattle to do some slapping.
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by milsorgen 3y ago
Fark was pretty well known back in the day. Certainly not /. levels of famous but online people of a certain age all seem to remember the name.
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by milsorgen 3y ago
Does it?
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by milsorgen 3y ago
You sir, know nothing of heroin and it's work.
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by milsorgen 3y ago
There were predictions 10+ years ago that illustrated this _global_ trend. One stuck with me in particular, I might of found it through /. or Ars, not sure can't find the exact paper. But it predicted all but a handful of nations
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by milsorgen 3y ago
What does substack refer to their posts as? I can't help but feel WP referring to this feature as simply Newsletters kind of makes it sound fairly mundane.
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by milsorgen 3y ago
I agree. I find from programming to microelectronics to painting to photography I binge hard for weeks or months then move on to something else but I do eventually come back to it. Problem being, particularly with programming projects, is t
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by milsorgen 3y ago
>the government should have their own processing network Not government per se but isn't this what FedNow is all about? https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/banking/fednow
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by milsorgen 3y ago
I don't know about all that. I meticulously follow rules laid forth for pedestrians and it's gender neutral in regards to close calls. I think women edge out men in terms of distracted driving from what I've seen however. Gen
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by milsorgen 3y ago
That is really quite fascinating. Prop 65 in particular, I was vaguely aware it was a headache for businesses in particular but I wasn't aware it created such incentives for citizens and lawyers to act. I can't help but wonder if
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by milsorgen 3y ago
I personally like it. It gives me some information at a glance that I can take in hand to the results below and attempt to gain greater understanding of my topic or question at hand. I have only had access for a few days but I don't re
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by milsorgen 3y ago
I think spam (the food) is terribly underrated. It's a very versatile addition to the pantry of a creative mind.
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by milsorgen 3y ago
I'm a big fan of Grimes but I can't say any of the GrimesAI tracks I've listened to thus far are ones I'm ever going to revisit. They all lack a certain je ne sais quoi but I also I wonder how I would react to these trac
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by milsorgen 3y ago
I am not a fan of the format in general but over time I've found some funny and interesting Shorts, they are not as inherently repulsive to me as they once were. The problem is content really, endless TikTok reposts and even if origina
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by milsorgen 3y ago
I remember it a fair bit right after 64 bit became mainstream. In the excitement phase it was generally amd64 then as it became fully established and adopted it was most often referred to as x86-64, at least in the press.

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