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by prox 9mo ago
If they are shielding you giving back answers, doesn’t mean there is a lot of profiling going on behind the screens of all big tech. How close are they to behavioral monitoring?
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by prox 9mo ago
But did it tell on what basis it made that assumption?
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by prox 9mo ago
It’s also to check if something works. I recently added something new and while I cannot and will not track any personally identifying information, I still need some data if people go through the whole process alright. That covers legitimat
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by prox 9mo ago
I can’t respond much too this being Michelangelo’ painting, but if he was an apprentice under his fellow pupil it’s possible that he just did minor things or filled in. It was how you learned. You did final retouching and such.
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by prox 9mo ago
Just to engage with your “12 year old to produce by yourself” , here are some examples of art made by Picasso in his early teens to mid teens. It’s absolutely possible to be that good. Especially in the middle ages / early renaissance
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by prox 9mo ago
Reminds of “We belief something first, and then we pick our reasons for it.” People aren’t really engaging with their philosophy (“love of wisdom”) but pick and choose so it reinforces what they already believe. They don’t exactly think abo
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by prox 9mo ago
What are the big offenders right now? What does uv unfuck? I only work a little bit with python.
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by prox 9mo ago
Well yeah my suggestion is do you need to get the skills when the skills can be do for you? As a lot of popular thought goes as per the parent comment.
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by prox 9mo ago
The common thinking of often a mental pattern of that intersects somewhere between laziness and comfort. Is this the sort of thinking of “everyone needs to be able to do calculus in their heads with calculators around” or “you still need to
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by prox 9mo ago
Talking about this, I am still sad Flash got removed from the web. Nothing to replace it with to afaik.
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by prox 10mo ago
I wish there were laws against their practice.
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by prox 10mo ago
https://www.bullshitremover.com/ I have a lot of fun with this.
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by prox 10mo ago
And just see all of history where totalitarians or despotic kings were in power.
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by prox 10mo ago
As someone who is looking to go Linux, do most windows apps work now through Wine or VirtualBox ? I know Valve did a lot of work for games. It’s been 4 years since I even took a good look at it.
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by prox 11mo ago
MySpace was much earlier, as well as a few other forerunners
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by prox 11mo ago
There is a reason people (used to) study art and train for years. Easy art is often no art because you need that effort and investment, and learning artistic context, to understand and appreciate. Which is not to say don’t be creative, I ap
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by prox 11mo ago
It’s such a mess isn’t it.
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by prox 11mo ago
From wikipedia : On examination of photos and videos of weapons used in the conflict that were posted on social media, the rights group identified that companies registered in China, Iran, Russia, Serbia, and the UAE were associated with th
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by prox 11mo ago
And no data sharing or telemetry? Couldn’t find anything on their website.
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by prox 11mo ago
I am sorry, but for me the app just died. That may sound dramatic but the promise at acquisition was that nothing would change. The picture that was drawn is that we would get a v3. Sure I would suspect some canva integration, but again, no
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by prox 11mo ago
This falls in line with the absolute rarity of questioning your own assumptions. In my experience few do. The amount of people looking outward only is too damn high, as the saying goes.
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by prox 1y ago
I don’t agree if I understand your reply correctly, it’s possible to become aware of your bias. People are able to self-reflect and engage in self-enquiry. From engaging in philosophy to rigorous self examination of what things you hold tru
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by prox 1y ago
Yup it appears as neutral bias because (or when rather) it corresponds 1:1 with your belief system, which by default is skewed af. Unless you did a rigorous self inquiry and mapped your beliefs and thoroughly aware of them that’s gonna be n
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by prox 1y ago
I am not against AGI, just the method and the players we have getting there. Instead of a curiosity to find intelligence, we just have rabid managers and derailed billionaires funding a race to … what? I don’t think even they know beyond a
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by prox 1y ago
True, I do think Godot is on the right path, I haven’t had time to look into it in detail, but their HTML5 export seems solid from the videos I saw.
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by prox 1y ago
Hi teenage you! You did well :) The idea of the radiance cores is pretty neato
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by prox 1y ago
You are making a straw man fallacy. It’s not both all the other subs, the point under contention is about that you cannot be critical or reasonably discuss anything proper in r/conservative. I don’t know if you have been following th
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by prox 1y ago
Do you still write video drivers or is it mostly covered like with Nvidia drivers?
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by prox 1y ago
For me I only use it as a second opinion, I got a pretty good idea of what I want and how to do it, and I can ask any input on what I have written. This gives me the best results sofar.
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by prox 1y ago
That sounds lovely and very special. I think it might be because places of worship have a function that is nowhere else to be found: a place for introspection. Where a city is usually all entertainment and shops, a place for true rest and j

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