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by nkozyra 1y ago
Not to get all luddite but can't you just have a relative answer the phone at another house? Assuming they're mentally fit you can rule out hallucinations, at least.
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by nkozyra 1y ago
Using a chili pepper as a flask could work, though, but not necessarily recommended.
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by nkozyra 1y ago
I'm an amateur with this stuff and honestly find the ESP experience significantly more pleasant than Arduino. I'm sure there are footguns I haven't encountered, but I get so much more bang for the buck out of random ESP build
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by nkozyra 1y ago
It's on the right side of the map, not sure what you're talking about.
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by nkozyra 1y ago
> in a particular human being, to be intelligent as measured by IQ means that you are more likely to be autistic I find this part to be a really strong highlight of our change in perception of autism and what it means to be "autisti
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by nkozyra 1y ago
I know it's a defacto complaint to leverage against Electron apps, but memory usage notwithstanding, I've never run into much lag issue on any major Electron app.
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by nkozyra 1y ago
There are, uh, plenty of crocs and pajama pants at the many New Orleans McDonald's locations. I also don't think the US ended up absorbing much British cuisine, certainly native food(s) and immigrant waves have contributed much mo
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by nkozyra 1y ago
Kind of incredible how fragile the scaffolding of American ideals was, in retrospect. The last eight months represent an unabated march to the most idiotic satirical version imaginable. No guardrails provided even the slightest of sanity or
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by nkozyra 1y ago
> Dunno, almost all of the people I know anywhere in the ML space are on the C and Rust end of the spectrum. I wish this were broadly true. But there's too much legacy Python sunk cost for most people though. Just so much inertia be
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by nkozyra 1y ago
As does Azure's AI search.
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by nkozyra 1y ago
If I can shine some light on my specific qualms, it's these: > Too many people coming here that don't integrate and don't assimilate is bad. But ... why? This is stated as a matter of fact without any real qualification. W
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by nkozyra 1y ago
> A nation cannot thrive with too many conflicting demographics. Our most prosperous times came in the wake of great immigration waves. I think the expectation is that "assimilation" is: - a one-way street and - immediate Neith
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by nkozyra 1y ago
Indeed, the 2nd term is a radical departure from the first, which was more muted than most would have expected given the campaign. The 2nd term is making fundamental changes to our economy that carry a promise of bearing fruit. Not only are
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by nkozyra 1y ago
If there's a dichotomy that I can't really reconcile politically, it's the fundamental idea that people coming here is bad. That we cannot allow anyone else in. We can't even allow things from other countries to come h
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by nkozyra 1y ago
Driving in most of the city isn't that bad. Even most of Manhattan is fairly regular driving compared to most of the country. It really isn't until you're near midtown that the insanity kicks up.
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by nkozyra 1y ago
By choosing default values instead of templatized values? Other than having to periodically remember what 0-padded milliseconds are or whatever this isn't a huge deal.
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by nkozyra 1y ago
The dumpster fire aspect is mostly that it's a thunderdome of engagement bait at this point. Just thousands of people posting whatever nonsense they can to get their $5 in adshare revenue. The way they do this - topics, language - is l
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by nkozyra 1y ago
I think peak Perl was before then, but that's about when Perl fell off the map and started getting replaced by Python or PHP to replace CGI since it had some syntactic overlap. This is when I started professionally and we were asked to
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by nkozyra 1y ago
A chat interface seems like the wrong approach for something like this. This feels like an guided agent interface, the way we interact with nutrionists or personal trainers. If you need help with these things, a blank page is a bad way to s
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by nkozyra 1y ago
Carbs are extremely helpful for strength, but there's a middle ground between ketosis and the standard American diet. Most who lift and do low carb time their carbs before and after workouts for specifically this reason. Some also do c
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by nkozyra 1y ago
I believe the dividing moment came with Ricky Martin circa 2000. Lame joke aside, I only heard "shebang" prior to around that time, then "hashbang" and now I get a mix of it. Google trends indicates "shebang" a
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by nkozyra 1y ago
"Clouds are simply a negotiating tactic"
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by nkozyra 1y ago
A reasonable reaction
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by nkozyra 1y ago
Playwright was miles ahead of selenium but what I think is really overlooked is chromedp
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by nkozyra 1y ago
The gating factor here is the pool of consumers. Once people have slop exhaustion there's nobody to sell this to. Maybe this is why all of the future AI fiction has people dressed in the same bland clothing.
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by nkozyra 2y ago
SSE limitations in the browser are still a drag for this, too.
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by nkozyra 2y ago
> it's about something mentioned earlier in the article: "make as much money as I can". I think it's a little deeper than that. It's the democratization of capability. If few people have the tools, the craftsman
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by nkozyra 2y ago
Aliasing seems like a potentially desirable feature for a chiptune / retro sound, though.
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by nkozyra 2y ago
> Americans do not understand how much press there is outside the US about tourists from Ireland / Germany / Canada getting locked up in ICE jails for weeks on end. We read about it, too. It just seems absolutely nobody close t
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by nkozyra 2y ago
> I doubt FOIA is even a concern considering this is classified information A bit of a conundrum then since multiple folks in the admin said it wasn't classified.

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