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by pimlottc 4mo ago
Do you think this particular scroll is easier or harder to read that the others will be? Or about average?
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by pimlottc 4mo ago
The branding choice is crazy to me. “Midjourney” is pretty much synonymous with “generated images that aren’t real”. Which is the opposite of what you want when it comes to medical imagery and data.
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by pimlottc 4mo ago
What meme?
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by pimlottc 4mo ago
SPF/DMARC/DKIM make this all a bit more complicated now. There are plenty of MTAs out there that will refuse to send you mail if it's not all correct.
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by pimlottc 4mo ago
That's a good question. Comparing the Softbank emoji from June 2008 [0] and the initial batch of Apple emoji that shipping in iPhone OS 2.2 (Nov 2008) [1], it doesn't look like there are any missing at all, it's a perfect 1:1
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by pimlottc 4mo ago
There’s a hyphen missing from the original title that changes the meaning significantly… it should read “Sun-Crossing Rocket”
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by pimlottc 4mo ago
Genuine heroism - a willingness to step up when needed - isn't a bad thing in itself. But /needing/ a hero just to function means the system is fundamentally broken. Maybe it's a bad process, maybe it's understaffin
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by pimlottc 4mo ago
I would love to see some stats with this. What countries gain/loss the most? Which countries are the last changed? What areas are the now the most countries away from their original country?
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by pimlottc 4mo ago
It’s fine if you have a differing opinion on flag design, but comparing vexillology advocates to murderous cultists is a bit unhinged
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by pimlottc 4mo ago
Exactly, for a busy celebrity, having a canned answer is a polite way to acknowledge a fan and give them a little thrill. They don't have time for a genuine, heartfelt conversation with everyone they meet.
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by pimlottc 4mo ago
There may have also been additional ground crew on board the plane for changeover duties (cleaners, catering staff, etc)
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by pimlottc 4mo ago
> >The Only Programming Language Built on Mathematics, Not Fashion Fortran would like a word. The name literally means "Formula Translation"
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by pimlottc 4mo ago
That would actually be really cool if each stage of the build reflected the actual construction history
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by pimlottc 4mo ago
Ah, I misread your earlier revision's enthusiasm at the end as being about the mechanical key, not the CT scan.
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by pimlottc 4mo ago
Every OS is opinionated, that doesn’t mean they all automatically equally good or bad. Individual implementation choices matter.
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by pimlottc 4mo ago
I assumed this was referring to the early days of the Ford assembly line
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by pimlottc 4mo ago
Having a mechanical key hidden in the electronic key fob is nothing new, it’s common on many cars.
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by pimlottc 4mo ago
I don't like to be glib but this is literally playing stupid games.
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by pimlottc 5mo ago
This is interesting but what would be more helpful is context about what contemporary audiences would have known and thought about these places. After all, Shakespeare undoubtedly had good reasons to choose these references.
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by pimlottc 5mo ago
This answers the title question but the most interesting part about the article is the fascinating way in which the locust’s behavior is triggered by crowding. An amazing biological adaption. It’s well-worth reading the whole thing.
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by pimlottc 5mo ago
We don’t really know the details. Perhaps they had “good state” photos that were rejected by Airbnb for not being recent enough.
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by pimlottc 5mo ago
Ah, I thought that could be the case but didn't see it listed in Merrium-Webster [0]. Seems like it is legal jargon, so might be better to use plain language here. 0: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/tre
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by pimlottc 5mo ago
"LPR", used 16 times in the article (including the title), stands for "License Plate Recognition"
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by pimlottc 5mo ago
It's a classic, but removing the line number does not make it zero lines... :P
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by pimlottc 5mo ago
I’m curious if anything meaningful changed along with these name changes or it’s mostly issues of branding/implementation.
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by pimlottc 5mo ago
They're not saying Wikipedia is Big Tech, just that they are using the same tactics as big tech companies.
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by pimlottc 5mo ago
So what's the correction solution for something like this, and what's the desired voiceover?
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by pimlottc 5mo ago
What does the linked code have to do with preserving other people's code (as per the submission title)?
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by pimlottc 5mo ago
It should be noted that nemesis “Evil Al” is “AL” not “AI”; the font makes this quite ambiguous
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by pimlottc 5mo ago
Regalraum ON-WALL: https://www.regalraum.com/en/shelving-units/on-wall-office-s...

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