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by nashashmi 4mo ago
The topics here were quite interesting to me. Not boring at all. OTOH, i have never managed to sit through a headspace episode without falling into the best sleep ever.
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by nashashmi 4mo ago
Fair enough. Though as a laptop user, I didnt consider any emphasis on the right alt.
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by nashashmi 4mo ago
It takes the article from the link and takes the comments from HN and puts them together.
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by nashashmi 4mo ago
This was a fun read. Here is the tl;dr version: > Instead of blindly and greedily blocking Ctrl S, we could block Ctrl S only if Alt key was not pressed. Ctrl alt s was the keyboard shortcut for the polish S. Ctrl s was blocked to improv
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by nashashmi 4mo ago
Simple community objections should be sufficient to legislate change. Right now we see pride and ignorance from data centers to community concerns.
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by nashashmi 4mo ago
If you don't fight data centers, data centers won't seek solution oriented ways to lower their footprint. You are really saying that you can't fight data center demand. And that is true, but you can restrain their supply, in
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by nashashmi 4mo ago
Summing up the first line with 3 advices: increase your vulnerability, or increase: transparency, creativity, and reflection. My first thought is this guy lives in a healthy non-toxic environment. Here he comes up with "stealing is a
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by nashashmi 4mo ago
How would I quantitatively test which dns server is the fastest one available to me?
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by nashashmi 4mo ago
It makes sense for a utility truck to be modular. I cant say the same for vans and sedans.
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by nashashmi 4mo ago
The evolution of development was to make things easy and simple for the consumer. If internet was an opt-in (and it cannot be opt-out), then app function would be ostensibly limited. And the user would be given a harder time setting things
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by nashashmi 4mo ago
Hands on wheel doesn’t absolve the FSD from stopping the car before hitting the wall/object. And the person. This was completely avoidable.
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by nashashmi 4mo ago
My goto technique: apply signature stamp. Flatten. Change blend mode to multiply. Convert page to image. Rotate image by 0.5 deg. Paste scanned page on tape. Flatten. Change blend mode of image to burn or multiply. Convert to image. The onl
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by nashashmi 4mo ago
I am not sure if claude had powerpc scripts in its training.
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by nashashmi 4mo ago
Works for me fine
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by nashashmi 4mo ago
If online book has the same text for nukes, will AI never plagiarize it and distribute it to others?
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by nashashmi 4mo ago
1. Start an SFWA competition as a joke. Then watch the submissions come in. First year it will be a handful. Second year it will be heavy. 2. Publish sfwa articles on wikia. Blog the development process. 3. A show page for sfwa creations. M
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by nashashmi 4mo ago
This looks like an alternative to ArcGIS online Map Viewer. If so, this is exciting! A subscription free service for gathering data for non-profits in the field using web based tools.
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by nashashmi 4mo ago
Im flattered you think this came from ChatGPT. I thought it was an original unbacked take.
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by nashashmi 4mo ago
Oh, I misunderstood. You were only talking about the greater positives of industrialization, to counter ideas against it. That is true without debate. Material wealth going up, plus improved health conditions, are all positives. Material we
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by nashashmi 4mo ago
The theory that improved health and safety and lifespan will shrink the urge to procreate is so far fetched I find it hard to imagine. The longer you live, the more likely you seek connection. It would be easier to imagine that long lifespa
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by nashashmi 4mo ago
AI and robotics will still need maintenance. The expertise for the maintainers will be quite expensive to develop (longer years of schooling). Larger portions of society will now be necessary dedicated to new tech. More people are needed t
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by nashashmi 4mo ago
Lots of theories here. Industrialization. Wealth. Education. First world transformation. Kids' expense. All of these are second-round of reasons. Primary reason: Materialistic wealth or wealth in general is preferred over human contact
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by nashashmi 4mo ago
Vimium for the browser solves most of the mouse needs. I dont see it helping with drawings. Did anyone notice the use of the mouse at the end?
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by nashashmi 4mo ago
Hmm. So when a large corporation comes to buy your company with a significantly higher price, they obviously have figured out something about how to make money that you didn’t, and probably never would agree to in the first place. But when
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by nashashmi 4mo ago
We pay like 30 cents in USD per kw.
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by nashashmi 4mo ago
Some Jr engineer got tired of handling stupid support requests and automated the job with an agent. That’s how. Assigning Jr engineers for security support is ridiculous partly because young people don’t understand how critical security is
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by nashashmi 5mo ago
Those people are not progressives. They are brainwashed wokes riled up using anger and cynicism; a mob in the making to counter a government; a transient missile fired at an opponent existing while it fires through and fleeting after it hit
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by nashashmi 5mo ago
At the same time, it was a cartel of industries that felt threatened by the emerging green technology and became one of its greatest opponents. Government policy only meant the official loss of one side to the other. We will never reverse
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by nashashmi 5mo ago
If open ai disappears… or is chained to a guideline, we would be ok.
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by nashashmi 5mo ago
> always leave demand unmet And then allow small low cost manufacturers to get the rest of the market... like China has been doing this whole time.

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