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by post-it 6d ago
People in real life are going up to you and telling you you shouldn't bother learning things and just use AI instead?
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by post-it 6d ago
What's a crash going to do? The internet didn't disappear after the dot com bubble popped.
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by post-it 6d ago
> And ideology of pointlessness where any time you do or learn anything, you get told that why bother you should have used AI. Who cares? Anyone can tell you anything online.
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by post-it 6d ago
Melodramatic. > I now have every incentive to not share my work, while also being wary of anything I find online that has been shared. If it hasn’t been polluted by slop code, it might have been poisoned with a malicious library, send da
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by post-it 7d ago
A/an herb, for example.
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by post-it 9d ago
Why don't you do it?
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by post-it 10d ago
I like the data collection features of smart watches.
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by post-it 10d ago
They'll ship it out of Churchill. The only special interest groups are Indigenous and they rarely successfully hold up projects that are actually important.
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by post-it 10d ago
How would a reviewer catch that?
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by post-it 10d ago
I find it's comparable to the data from my Apple Watch.
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by post-it 10d ago
I like to look down at my wrist and see the time down to the second, and my Apple Watch S7 can't deliver on that. Either the screen doesn't light up, or it lights up after a second or so, or it lights up but it's showing me t
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by post-it 10d ago
Where there's a will, there's a way. There hasn't been a will until now.
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by post-it 10d ago
Canada is definitionally a federation.
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by post-it 10d ago
I don't think they're talking about WWII.
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by post-it 10d ago
I hope it means we'll allow EU cars on our roads.
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by post-it 10d ago
Canada will be competing in Eurovision 2027 in May. :)
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by post-it 11d ago
> It is useless to have smart rings do the primary stuff of what a smart watch does Not for me. I like wearing a normal watch, and I don't want to wear two watches.
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by post-it 11d ago
All of these problems are solved by buying a CA$35 Colmi ring off Aliexpress. 1. If your finger changes size, spend another $35 for a second one. 2. If it gets scratched to shit, buy another one. Though I lift with my plastic R09 and there&
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by post-it 11d ago
Colmi smart rings have a reverse-engineered Bluetooth protocol, so you can use Gadgetbridge instead of the official QRing app and keep everything local.
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by post-it 11d ago
You read Snow Crash and missed that it was fiction.
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by post-it 13d ago
It makes a difference to our understanding of the conditions under which life can form.
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by post-it 14d ago
How come the things I'm travelling towards seem to stretch further away the faster I go? Doesn't length contraction work the opposite way? Edit: ah I did some googling and relativistic aberration has the opposite effect and beats
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by post-it 14d ago
I think there's a big difference between products that are inherently harmful to the environment and products that are only harmful because the producer chooses to behave harmfully. European regulators should just stop Ikea from clear
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by post-it 14d ago
Eh, I kinda get it. For a brief time, the Mario pipes were more associated with Flappy Bird than with Mario itself. That was fine, and the game died out quickly, but if the pipes became associated with Mario's cock, or if the IKEA layo
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by post-it 14d ago
Yeah, the total mass of all my Ikea furniture is probably equivalent to one hardwood table, so it can't be that bad for the environment.
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by post-it 14d ago
I don't believe in intellectual property, but to the extent that we live in a world where IP exists, the original game as described is pretty clearly using IKEA's trade dress.
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by post-it 15d ago
We know light is not being absorbed and re-emitted, because re-emission sends light in a random direction.
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by post-it 17d ago
Your solution sounds significantly more complicated actually.
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by post-it 18d ago
That's life. I'm lucky to be interested in and also good at a profession that pays well. If I lose that and in exchange everyone gets to be good at making software, then that's a sacrifice I feel obligated to make for the ben
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by post-it 19d ago
As opposed to what? The password needs to reach the server. Encryption is the job of HTTPS.

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