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by monetus 4y ago
Additionally, our anonymous queries will not be used to train their AI models. And anything you share via the anonymous feedback link goes to us and us alone. I wonder if their licensing allows training their own models while using Anthro
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by monetus 4y ago
Language is fluid and dictionaries aren't that old historically. I wish more people thought about this. Go with what you feel is useful and respectful. Brevity is useful, rephrasing of those words in common use will trigger peopl
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by monetus 4y ago
You may be thinking of Michael Hastings? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Hastings_(journalist...
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by monetus 4y ago
I think you're right. Feeling like you are the pinnacle of the game, at or near the top of the culture you're immersed in is probably a rush. I'm curious if the programmers making the cheats generally get their kicks the sa
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by monetus 4y ago
I learned something watching a champion, a world class cheater, discuss bridge. He played the game to outcheat other cheaters. Regular players were more like bots, but the cheaters, those were the real players.
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by monetus 4y ago
I love that most of the engines use bangs now. Brave has done some questionable things too though, from my point of view. The bat implementation has had some incidents significantly worse than this form fill, like when donations were rolle
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by monetus 4y ago
Yeah, considering how it has caught people off guard, a toggle in the settings, maybe an overview of it in a splash screen on their site, something before the actual form fill shows up. I'm curious if they discussed that much. It de
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by monetus 4y ago
There is a VPN style ad blocker in the browser app, that must be the extension implementation.
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by monetus 4y ago
> The decision to ship this into the product is mystifying to me. Yegg discussed it the last time email protection came up on the front page - rolling it out internally into their android browser was the main goal, and the extension fo
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by monetus 4y ago
An extortion racket for voting is only going to work in a small locality I think, it wouldn't scale to a large scale conspiracy without getting out. That guy in the Carolinas who tried it a few years ago was turned in by his family ii
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by monetus 4y ago
Think there is some sort of advantage they had by doing that rather than say, four screws at the ends of the PCB? Damage resistance? - Trying not to believe planned obsolescence was the priority.
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by monetus 4y ago
> tolerance for school shootings utterly baffling. I hang out with fewer gun owners than many but I am from Tennessee. It is kind of like getting people to recognize the need to do something about climate change. Most everyone recogn
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by monetus 4y ago
I've seen that pattern too. A kid at a birthday party I had had, spent the entire time playing grand theft auto vice city; sleep be damned. He had never watched a violent movie, so the quests were uninteresting. That ~22hr game sess
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by monetus 4y ago
Get a sense of how hierarchical their view of their peers is - and, if they are open enough, how they think about themselves in that picture. If they dont have all the expensive jackets and shoes, unpack how that affects their interaction
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by monetus 4y ago
A podcast for those without context - https://www.iheart.com/podcast/105-behind-the-bastards-29236...
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by monetus 4y ago
Have any anecdotes to share with treatment? For me, adding lamotrigine and cbd have done wonders for being able to head migraines off.
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by monetus 4y ago
There is a notable overlap between long covid symptoms and the symptoms I've accumulated from ruptured capillaries. Tiny clots in capillaries that cause bleeding into surrounding tissues - With the viral load landing in different plac
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by monetus 4y ago
Al Jazeera, scmp, nhk, cna, Hindustantimes, haaretz and even al arabiya are all becoming more common. I'm in the American southeast. Please dont generalize. > Criticism always occur one way street. ? What kind of sources are yo
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by monetus 4y ago
How does this help the point you are trying to make? > doesn't stop comfortably wealthy westerners who've never been harassed by any government or quasi-government institutions It comes across like a prejudiced assumption, an
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by monetus 4y ago
Please dont troll with generalizations.
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by monetus 4y ago
You might be interested in clicking through the puredata source code. https://github.com/pure-data/pure-data
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by monetus 4y ago
This is a quick but good read. I think he is maybe too humble sometimes. Some may not know Richard hipp of SQLite fame develops other tcl projects - https://youtu.be/nmgOlizq-Ms https://wapp.tcl-lang.org/h
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by monetus 4y ago
Indeed; sorry, sorry. I was pretty groggy when I asked that - hope you're doing alright.
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by monetus 4y ago
> Until this days some people are still using face masks. Is that supposed to be a bad thing?
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by monetus 4y ago
In a similar vein, there is a "fruits and veggies" vitamins commercial that advocates skipping meals to afford the vitamins, as they give you all you need.
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by monetus 4y ago
Just thought I'd recommend ergo proxy as a delightful watch.
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by monetus 4y ago
I thought it was an upside down version of "the beatings will continue until morale improves."
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by monetus 4y ago
> you can get access to iCloud with a court order once they are deceased Even for important memories, has anyone heard of anyone else actually doing this? Just curious, lots of deaths in my family lately and i'm positive none of
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by monetus 4y ago
Hyperbole is useful for illustrating a point, please take people in good faith. The point was that the signal users are being fragmented, divided amongst those who do and don't mind inconvenience to hide their messaging. At the time t
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by monetus 4y ago
Can anyone point me to or tell me how the signal servers work? This fork will use the signal foundation servers, and face all that that entails right?

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