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monkeywork
1y ago
comparing me saying "nah" and describing something as "childish" to the types of things that Zaid-maker was saying in that comment thread is kind of a stretch isn't it? The person I was referring to as childish: >
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monkeywork
1y ago
Gemini is one of those things I see pop up and tell myself I should look into it more and then it fades into the back of my mind. Anyone have any hints on getting more use out of it or ways to make it more present in my day to day.
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1y ago
Nah you still come off as childish when you reply like that no matter the validity of the claim. If the claim is nonsense then ignore or call it out as nonsense and move on ... but when you act like that you sour your image and if it is a
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1y ago
Then frankly your being a child. The point isn't to shut down the project... It's asking them to change name due to trademark, and asking civilly without lawyers is nicer than most do up front.
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monkeywork
1y ago
You'd make that trade off? Do you swim competively or how many events do you watch per year? I mean I'd make the tradeoff that there be no forward passes in the NFL but I'm not a follower of that sport so I'd likely not
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1y ago
Those items exist yes, however they aren't required nor are they tied to the service nor universal so the again the DEFAULT expectation is that anything put onto the platform was ephemeral. Being able to get a text file log dump easil
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monkeywork
1y ago
The massive nuance you are missing is that IRC had a default expectation of being ephemeral in nature. Sure you might use IRC for chatting and have some bots around that - but typically your long term storage of information would have bee
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1y ago
Any suggestions for models ppl can run locally that are close to deepl
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monkeywork
1y ago
Ok so in this case what is not correct
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1y ago
Name 3 succesful companies running under such restrictions?
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monkeywork
1y ago
Jim Bean competes with other beverage makers who also operate out of different jurisdictions that may have different regulations ... not sure your point is as much of a "gotcha" as you think it is.
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monkeywork
1y ago
could you list 2 or 3 of the ones you think are best quality to $?
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1y ago
>it bothered me because I come here to get away from all the propaganda. Somehow, I doubt this statement is true, given the rest of your post, which was in no way adding to the conversation, is exactly the sort of propaganda you claim to
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1y ago
Would love to be able to self host this tool - I'd be fine with purchasing a license to do so but I'd really rather not have this running on hardware that isn't mine - wrapping this up in a docker container that I can deploy
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1y ago
The problem is that the "spirit" of what you said was pretty confusing. You seemed to imply that a social contract requires people to take actions they may not want to do because by not taking those actions, they impact "othe
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1y ago
the reason I only stated Canada is because my knowledge of the other two is lower thus I didn't feel qualified to make a public opinion on it.
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monkeywork
1y ago
no - what you said is: >The contract being common decency. Vaccinations are part of that contract (it affects others), pronouns are part of that contract (they affect others), abortions _are not_ (the only affect those having them, and p
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1y ago
The female has asymmetrical power in this situation regarding the two parents. Example: - Most pro-choice supporters would support the female deciding that she was too young to become a mother and terminating a pregnancy not because of any
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1y ago
>abortions _are not_ (the only affect those having them, and potentially the medical professionals). Strong disagree. They affect at minimum 2 (potentially 3 depending how you define life/person) by default. Both the parents are i
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1y ago
You realize that is how EVERY law works right... The person your replying to says the public overall supports the idea/law. If following that law is a deal breaker for you you either need to persuade thos ppl to your view or move
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1y ago
Check out pinchflat. Think of it like sonarr for yt channels. I use it to grab content for my kid that he consumers via Plex so I can limit what he sees and remove the algo. Pinchflat does all the renaming, metadata, and file structure as
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1y ago
I can't tell if ppl are joking or if they actually believe statements like that when they make them. There is not going to be a war between Canada and USA.
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2y ago
https://www.businessofapps.com/data/twitter-statistics/ https://www.investing.com/academy/statistics/twitter-facts-s... https://dazeinfo.com/2020/07/30/twi
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2y ago
>Twitter could get more users, sell advertising and make money probably How'd that work out in the past with the previous owners?
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2y ago
I'd honestly love to know what from this particular interaction (Z & JD) makes him more appealing? Ignoring any other reason or policy how did this interaction impact your thought process?
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2y ago
As a Canadian that EU join comment is laughable. We've had a border with France way longer... We aren't getting into the EU on some silly Island no one cares about border... Don't undermine yourself with such silly nonsens
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2y ago
I believe OP is talking about people "just writing" in short form on social media like twitter / FB / etc - getting a few words up without much "thought" behind it and hitting publish.
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2y ago
.. umm no Proton $10 per month Purely $10 per year.
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>Some people are weird. No idea why is this on HN. I think that encapsulates your comment pretty well... the article was an interesting read, you don't need to agree with everything the author writes to enjoy it. Go touch grass
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2y ago
>My point is that if you pick a diverse audience, you will come up with a diverse set of expectations. You don't "pick" a diverse audience; you respect the audience/fandom how it currently is. I refuse to believe that
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