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by nishs 4y ago
In Activity Monitor on macOS 12.6 I see “PodcastContentService” running but not “Podcasts” itself. Are you seeing the latter? Side note: It appears that PodcastContentService continues to fetch data via nsurlsessiond after the Podcasts app
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by nishs 4y ago
The video is an excerpt from Michael Levin's full talk in the SEMF 2022 Spacious Spatiality series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLiHLDrOTW8s .
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Where is Anatomy Encoded in Living Systems? - SEMF 2022 [video](youtube.com)
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by nishs 4y ago
There are many instances and instance operators to choose from. At least one of the choices may be sufficiently trustworthy for many users (e.g. an instance for their city run by someone in the neighborhood). You could also run your own ins
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by nishs 4y ago
> Quit being so scared. Unfortunately not everyone may live in a region with multiple internet providers, such that they can switch to a different one if banned.
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by nishs 4y ago
I would guess he liked the overall sound/look/feel of the domain name.
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by nishs 4y ago
+1, and it doesn't have the general toxicity that Twitter had. If someone is trolling, inflammatory, needlessly rude, or overly marketing themselves on the instance I'm on, it appears to me that they'll likely be quickly ostr
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by nishs 4y ago
This is a poorly informed comment. The same commenter also calls both Messi and Maradona dribbling playmaking forwards. Some of their other comments when talking about Messi say, "If you come at the King, you best not miss."
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by nishs 4y ago
The tool should instead provide an `--output=<format>` flag, where <format> is one of text (default), json, xml, etc.
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exactly. if you can’t determine a ‘true’ owner, even throwing the diamond into the ocean is a more fair solution than the british monarchy just keeping it while no inkling of plans to ever rectify the situation.
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by nishs 4y ago
unironically. yes. we should throw it into the ocean. it’s more fair than the current situation and there seem to be no other plans to rectify the situation in the near future either.
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> So you're suggesting that people eliminate all direct human contact [...] > There's no point in trying when failure is inevitable. I didn't ask that you eliminate all human contact. I called you out for telling other
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i've always had the feeling that it's been way more stigmatic to talk about money* than about politics or religion at work. politics and religion were welcome conversations. *by money, i mean things you bought with your money or w
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i’ve noticed the same about their comments. and i didn’t even have to look at their history, because their batshit opinions, downplaying covid and long covid, have been obvious in every thread about covid i’ve seen on this site.
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by nishs 4y ago
I can’t believe that the sibling comment: > Vaccinated people are not protected against catching and spreading the disease, and they're not protected from long COVID or even heart issues like this paper shows. […] has been downvoted
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by nishs 4y ago
Humbly speaking, failure isn’t inevitable in avoiding covid infection. For example, if you’re fortunate enough to work from home, you’re already nearly there. The rest is curbside pickups, home deliveries for groceries, and responsible N95&
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by nishs 4y ago
> Unless you avoid all human contact […] Here comes the straw man. Secondly, the original comment was likely talking about doing their best* to avoid infection. Doing one’s best but failing is an acceptable outcome. Even if one fails, be
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by nishs 4y ago
The absolutes in this comment show heavy bias.
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by nishs 4y ago
Vinay Prasad. “Wearing an n95 to avoid the virus after vaccination is futile. You will eventually stop wearing it. And then you will eventually get hit with a subsequent epidemic wave. Or catch the virus between waves.” [1] “So ‘I'm do
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by nishs 4y ago
source: https://twitter.com/OptifiLabs/status/1564367455220219904
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Tweet says 95% of the $661k funds belonged to a team member. It's unfortunate in any case. https://twitter.com/OptifiLabs/status/1564367455220219904
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I think there are some lessons that can learned from this. For example, the command line: solana program close didn't seem to sufficiently represent the destructive nature of the action. The program's designers should like
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by nishs 4y ago
Literally every meaningful mitigation to an airborne virus has been gutted gradually since 2020. No masks. Laughable isolation periods. No updated vaccines for new variants. No restrictions on large/indoor gatherings. False-negative
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by nishs 4y ago
The sentence you’ve quoted, from the abstract of the paper, refers to the state of knowledge before this paper was written/published. The results section of the paper updates this knowledge. It says: “Compared to those with first inf
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by nishs 4y ago
From the article, “The Covid-19 pandemic is the primary cause of the decline.” And it is going to decline further. Covid affects multiple organ systems; the acute phase of the infection, it is safe to say at this point, is not the primary c
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by nishs 4y ago
It's also not capable right now (macOS 12/iOS 15/Xcode 13) for some parts. For example, there is no simple way to declare initial focus for a text field in a view. One has to resort to "onAppear" hacks, such as:
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When speaking generally, that suggestion may be acceptable. The previous comment, however, specifically mentioned long covid. Biomarkers for long covid are known. Both patient experience and biological research confirm that long covid isn&#
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Not OP, I just took a look at Porkbun. They appear to take security seriously. You can choose to receive emails upon each successful and/or failed login. You can view a list of recent logins to your account on the website. You can forc
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by nishs 4y ago
"You were the core developer of a Node.js clone? And it had a built-in Sass compiler? Wow, color me impressed."
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by nishs 4y ago
A reply on Twitter had a well-put answer, "This is how you say 'we only want to hire young people' without technically violating labor laws."

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