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by pr0zac 3y ago
You have the option to allow that yes. When you add people to be contacted you're able to granularly decide what parts of your google account they get access to and can optionally add a personal message as well.
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by pr0zac 3y ago
Google actually provides this service: https://myaccount.google.com/inactive?pli=1 At this point I've moved almost everything off Google and basically now only use my Gmail account for logins on websites I don't w
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by pr0zac 3y ago
I am not at all surprised to see one of the emails you got matches exactly (other than the extension name) one from the linked post. Definitely a lot of this crap is heavily automated. > I'm a fan of [extension name] and I really li
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by pr0zac 3y ago
The conversation is about "black swan but good" events and white is often used as short hand for good as opposed to black being used as short hand for something bad. It's pretty obvious what he means (even if "white swan
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by pr0zac 3y ago
You shouldn't assume the effects you get match those of other people. People experience different effects because of differences in brain/body chemistry and genetics. People that get "asian flush" for instance process al
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by pr0zac 3y ago
Isn't this common treatment already? Don't actually know, just remember my stepmom and everyone else I've known that had knee surgery getting a cool knee scooter thing to roll around on for the months long recovery period.
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by pr0zac 3y ago
Never going to be able to justify the current price but I’m still really interested in playing with it to see if I think they hit my personal bar. I’m perfectly comfortable spending 8+ hours in a day writing code on a non-4K screen (widescr
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by pr0zac 3y ago
Kind of interested (with no judgment implied), do you think Apple is paying people to make posts here (weirdly of stories talking about their failures) or are you using astroturfing to refer to Apple’s extremely successful work building pub
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by pr0zac 3y ago
I’ll probably be downvoted for pointing this out but I feel like it’s important. 90% of the comments at the time of my posting this are great examples of the logical fallacy a lot of intelligent people fall into where they think their intel
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by pr0zac 3y ago
If it’s export to pdf I’d think simply being on Mac solves that assuming it has print functionality. Is the issue the print functionality in MacOS can’t handle files as big as BBEdit can making using that sometimes impossible? Or maybe it i
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by pr0zac 3y ago
I feel like no, trying it out (though on my Mac using zsh and not a 25 year old Linux box) the slash being first makes it reference the root directory.
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by pr0zac 3y ago
I mean yeah all that, but on the other hand, the subreddit was literally called r/jailbait.
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by pr0zac 3y ago
Considering Purdue Pharma, the Sackler family has so far had to pay out $10.5 billion (estimates of their net worth including those settlements have it dropping $8b during this time period) and despite trying quite hard have not managed to
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by pr0zac 3y ago
I agree the majority of the value is in the current activity but theres definitely some in the historical data, both for AI training (as you mentioned) and for people looking for information on topics that have been discussed in the past. M
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by pr0zac 3y ago
I'm really sad Reddit murdered Pushshift and as a result murdered unddit.com also. It still works to undelete comments from before May 1st but doesn't for anything after and because future functionality is dead I have to imagine t
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by pr0zac 3y ago
That comparison is wrong too though, the importance isn’t the “things” it’s the experiences and use cases those things provide. VR headsets provide “large scale 2D experiences” and “immersive 3D experiences”. The resolutions on all VR heads
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by pr0zac 3y ago
> But, sure, fundamentally different: being able to surround yourself with any environment you want. Being able to navigate that environment with physical movement. Seeing a movie that exists in a sphere around you. I agree there are som
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by pr0zac 3y ago
> You can't get an IMAX screen for cheap > What if you could take the 30" display or multimonitor setup The issue is VR doesn’t provide this either. Yes, it can provide screens the same size or larger, but IMAX currently pro
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by pr0zac 3y ago
The difference is ChatGPT is objectively better in every possible measure compared to what was available in the past with zero downsides to using it instead of old stuff. It’s also a lot better. VR so far only offers experiences that are mo
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by pr0zac 3y ago
To expand on this, it seems like the majority of people I know actually prefer consuming media on small screens, especially if I include people under 20 in that assessment. On top of that so far VR only offers a bigger screen and can’t actu
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by pr0zac 3y ago
For me (not the guy you responded to) the big thing is shoes. When I find a pair I like I’ll often buy two or three extra pairs (often online) in other colorways but when those wear out they usually aren’t made anymore or I want to try some
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by pr0zac 3y ago
I don't disagree with you regarding the negative cultural shift caused by social media nor your concerns about stuff like kids wanting to be TikTok famous. Where I do disagree though is your suggestion that kids now are exclusively con
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by pr0zac 3y ago
You’d think it would because of that but you’d also think if it was supported they’d mention it, if only to provide defense against the “only for friendless nerds that live alone” criticism, albeit at an absurd price point.
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Columbus Project – A fast, API first subdomain discovery service(columbus.elmasy.com)
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by pr0zac 3y ago
I'm not quite sure why, but reading this post gave me more anxiety than anything else over the last few weeks. Maybe the awareness of the finite nature of life.
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by pr0zac 3y ago
I got testicular/prostate cancer screening done at a Planned Parenthood (randomly, it was the closest place offering it) so I'm pretty sure they provide services other than abortions?
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by pr0zac 3y ago
> Poor people weren't going to enter a lottery for the chance to visit a park anyway. What? Poor people like to take vacations also and national parks were traditionally a rather cheap way to do so. Theres also a lot of poor folks w
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by pr0zac 3y ago
It feels like a pretty useless benchmark as far as translating to real world performance but for the heck of it I did ten benchmarks on my three year old Thinkpad with a 4.5Ghz Intel i7-9750H running Ubuntu and got a best of ns/url=225
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by pr0zac 3y ago
I mean yeah, but learning a new layout is a lot easier when the keycaps match. Also if someone who only knows qwerty has to use your computer for whatever reason they can still hunt and peck vs it being completely impossible.
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by pr0zac 3y ago
>> Big asteroid impact (historically unlikely) Not sure if I would call this historically unlikely, definitely extremely infrequent but almost guaranteed to happen again eventually, just maybe on a very large time scale. On the other

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