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by permo-w 1y ago
well it's not a Pixel, so no GrapheneOS for me. I will try syncthing though
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by permo-w 1y ago
this entire comment is a skill issue by plug and play I obviously wasn't referring to the laptop just offering up my photos unlocked. I was talking about plugging it in, unlocking the device and nothing happening. there is no notificat
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by permo-w 1y ago
I’m struggling with the terminology here. what do you mean by "imaging platforms"?
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by permo-w 1y ago
surely then the census tracts would just become the new thing to gerrymander
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by permo-w 1y ago
>Is your PC a Mac? certainly not
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by permo-w 1y ago
why would I sync them using an app I need to install on both devices, an additional third party I have to deal with, when there's zero technological reason I shouldn't be able to literally just plug it in with its charging cable?
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by permo-w 1y ago
is it a skill issue that it doesn't just plug and play into my laptop? is it a skill issue that swiping from the left goes back to the previous page and swiping from the right also goes back to the previous page? is it a skill issue
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by permo-w 1y ago
I want my photos on my laptop. why would I go to the trouble of messing around trying to find an app, installing it on both devices, trusting some additional third party with my photos when I can just plug it in and transfer?
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by permo-w 1y ago
B2B and SAAS are not mutually exclusive though, are they?
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by permo-w 1y ago
get your head out of your own arse. it's got fuck all to do with needing to be told what to do; you should see the level of customisation I have set up on my laptop. the overriding issue here is that if you're doing things on you
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by permo-w 1y ago
I switched from iPhone to android a month ago and it was so awful that I just went back to using my old phone. I treat the android device as essentially a powerbank with a camera, and even that it's bad at. plug it into my PC to transf
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by permo-w 1y ago
creative cloud?
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by permo-w 1y ago
(in the UK) it really depends on your bank and even the type of card you use. the debit card chargebacks I did when I was with Natwest were always very simple. fill out a form, send it off, get a response by email. for the one CC chargeback
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by permo-w 1y ago
with chargebacks there's also the concern that doing a chargeback for a few small things now makes you more likely to be rejected for something more important down the line
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by permo-w 1y ago
it isn't. besides this library and a few a few texts that survived via the East, almost every Roman text that has survived to today has survived through being copied by Christians, and stored in a Christian library. the word pagan perh
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by permo-w 1y ago
I struggle with Egyptology as a whole. you watch even mainstream, reputable documentaries on Ancient Egypt and there is a lot of what and little why, and it makes you wonder how much of it is actual science and how much of it is just the mo
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by permo-w 1y ago
>The lost money comes from the taxpayer not necessarily
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by permo-w 1y ago
you really think this isn't literally the first thing that happened the second hosting these models became commercially viable?
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by permo-w 1y ago
I feel like you're not actually replying to the things I said. I added that they may be stupid as an afterthought given that I value challenging societal norms highly as a signal of intelligence. the main points were elsewhere
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by permo-w 1y ago
you're proving my point. people think these things because, as you say, they're instilled in the American national mentality. it makes sense to think that's wrong, it makes sense to think people should think for themselves an
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by permo-w 1y ago
this is ridiculous. I'm a socialist and I believe that people should have far more of life's necessities provided to them by the state; I think supermarkets should be nationalised; I think water and electricity should be free up t
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by permo-w 1y ago
newspapers have semi-regularly updated style guides. I don't see how its much of a stretch that some would decide to include this. let's remember who we're talking about here
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by permo-w 1y ago
to me Occam's Razor is a fairly unsound thinking strategy, particularly in scenarios like this
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by permo-w 1y ago
you may expect that, but my assumption would be that in most cases condescension and pettiness would fail to trump disinterest and dismissal
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by permo-w 1y ago
the current journal system works like this: - the govt (i.e. taxpayers) and universities pay for research to be done - once the research is done, the universities pay journals to review and publish their work - the journals then get academi
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by permo-w 1y ago
your reading is incorrect. they're not announcing the removal of the 12 month embargo, they're moving it forward to the 1st of July the subscription fees are a parasitic joke in the first place. science should be free, now and f
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by permo-w 1y ago
do transformers not use a symbolic and a probabilistic approach?
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by permo-w 1y ago
wrt unfamiliar APIs, I don't know if this would have worked in your case (perhaps not) but I find that most modern LLMs are very comfortable with simply reading and using the docs or sample code here and now if you pass them the link o
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by permo-w 1y ago
it built the meat of the code, you spent 5 minutes fixing the more complex and esoteric issues. is this not the desired situation? you saved time, but your skillset remained viable > AI's fine for well-trodden roads. It's awful
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by permo-w 1y ago
seriously. if you want to say that AI will likely reduce wages and supply for certain more boilerplate jobs; or that they are comparatively much worse for the environment than normal coding; or that they are not particularly good once you g

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