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by pas 3mo ago
it depends on which password manager you are using. if you use Google's then it gets backed up to your Google account. BitWarden, KeePassXC, and probably a bunch of other password managers have very thorough support for import-export,
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by pas 3mo ago
use an app where you can backup the 2FA DB. https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.liberty.android.freeotpp...
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by pas 3mo ago
> there's no a clear explanation there's. it depends on how the site implemented passkeys. I'm using multiple devices and passkeys via keepassXC. I haven't lost access or even got locked out of any accounts. but it&#x
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by pas 3mo ago
still, eventually there's a need to support on one platform different ld.so/glibc pairs (even if they are API/ABI compatible) it seems nixos could set up a wrapper that invokes the right ld.so based on the executable. though
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by pas 3mo ago
sure, they have strong bay area aura, but an ad hominem is not very useful criticism of the actual arguments for AI safety (and longtermism, and against x-risks in general).
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by pas 3mo ago
sorry, could you explain what Calvinism is for someone who (is a programmer and heard about EA and) grew up in a post-Soviet atheist metallurgy town? thanks!
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by pas 3mo ago
9/11 was just a bloody blip compared to the decades of spiraling indoctrination with varying focal points. the same way that now "progressive leftists" are completely working themselves into an anticapitalist frenzy, and befo
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by pas 3mo ago
people flag things that are obvious and boring, or that are very incendiary, technically dense, and not easily argued (and thus it's not the place and time to discuss it) topics. eg. migration politics and economics (and crime and so o
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by pas 3mo ago
incompetence is everpresent in large hierarchical power structures. just as the UK the US is also full of career politicians sitting in very powerful (sub)committees
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by pas 4mo ago
we don't know. https://lorienpsych.com/2021/11/02/ketamine/#11_How_does_ket... the opiate receptor interaction might be important, but it seems that the antidepressant effect persists even if the op
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by pas 4mo ago
they can try it simply this stuff was not even at that stage. it's a lab report. there's no company making it. though there's a version of this copper complex that targets ALS, and that is already available
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by pas 4mo ago
Tens of thousands of dollars? So ... nothing compared to real estate prices? Not to mention how nothing it is compared to the cost of certain child care activities that one might have to pay for if one has a child with any health, neurologi
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by pas 4mo ago
(for anyone else wondering, it's a book, 1Q84 by Haruki Murakami, from 2009-2010)
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by pas 4mo ago
what's the flex? what's the message? how does it relate to the IPO?
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by pas 4mo ago
headcount doesn't have to be granular, it has to be accurate. this is about the very useful street- and block-level data. also, if how would anyone know how accurate the "transparent" number is? if Trump or Thiel can fuck wit
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by pas 4mo ago
it sounds like USCIS should do auctions too. is that not an option, or just nobody bothered with it so far?
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by pas 4mo ago
people are doing this for ME/CFS patients, and trying stuff, and ... it's not easy at all. But the signs at least are pointing toward something coherent. Yes, it's many variants from a disease, but still, like cancer we can t
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by pas 4mo ago
you mean that if average Retail Ronnie directly buys the new hot stock at IPO versus getting exposure to it through whatever ETF they have? yes, directly buying a stock at IPO sounds really strange for me. (because either you know it's
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by pas 4mo ago
sure, but does that risk have good returns to go along? if IPOs are known to be very bad bets why do institutions (supposedly savvy professional investors) participate?
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by pas 4mo ago
but also, getting IPOs included captures the upside. of course, public markets nowadays are definitely paying a pretty serious "agent-principal premium". (since public exits are usually very good for the C-suite and for all those
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by pas 4mo ago
(at least in Budapest, many moons ago) highly technical programs had some really infamous classes. but people had a lot of chances to pass the exams. each semester about 3. and it was possible to take the class 3 times (the 3rd required a p
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by pas 4mo ago
... still, "on average" IPOs tend to make money, no? that's why people (fight to be able) to buy them. this gives a nice comfy exit to many late-stage investors, etc. and, of course, it's hard to say that it's great
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by pas 4mo ago
https://github.com/JuliusBrussee/caveman
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by pas 4mo ago
We should expect to see the process slowing down first. Until then we should expect it to continue with pretty high likelihood. https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!_ZW2!,f_auto,q_auto:...
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by pas 4mo ago
Based on how much money is chasing returns, and how steep the slope is, it's almost certain that we are still not at the end of this sigmoid cycle. Sure, it might start to slow down, but even then we will likely see a doubling in the n
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by pas 4mo ago
Does Stripe have any published stats on the ratios? Did any merchant ever won such a Stripe dispute?
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by pas 4mo ago
did you mean to reply to my comment? if yes, can I ask you to explain what do you mean by assumption? where is that coming from? regarding WMF (and other non-profits, like Mozilla), this is a well-known phenomenon - regarding C-suite compen
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by pas 4mo ago
yes, check program expense ratios https://www.charitynavigator.org/discover-charities/best-cha... but see also https://www.givingwhatwecan.org/blog/arent-the-best-charitie... and https:/&#x2
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by pas 4mo ago
if people want that they will keep using and supporting (and contributing to) Debian. so far it seems that there's quite some trust toward these projects. the evolutionarily optimal ratio of predator:prey fluctuates based on how close&
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by pas 4mo ago
Rust likes to do things neat and proper and inclusive and community and zero-cost (or ALARA [as low as reasonably achievable]), and so on. But there's no theory of standard library that they could implement. Shipping things together ma

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