quasarj

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by quasarj 4y ago
It's supposed to be funny. Why does it make you sick?
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by quasarj 4y ago
Me too, dang.
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by quasarj 4y ago
Heh thanks for the info. I was just trying the Office 365 IMAP directly, and for my organization Thunderbird is blocked. I looked around to see if I could easily modify it's Application Id (I mean, it's just telling the server wha
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by quasarj 4y ago
I just looked into that; it does, but only if my mail admin has enabled it :(
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by quasarj 4y ago
You use it with Exchange and Office 365? Does it have built in support now? or are you using a plugin? if so, would you share which one?
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by quasarj 4y ago
Ahhhh this explains the reason SQLite is so.. disciplined. It's created by a group of monks!
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by quasarj 4y ago
My keyboard came with a tab key, so I don't worry about my commands having short names.
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by quasarj 4y ago
Way faster than me, and at the top end of average, based on everything I can find online. I'm curious though, what the average is among "readers" lol.
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by quasarj 4y ago
Did you never find the Reader Mode button?
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by quasarj 4y ago
Jeeze that is fast. More than twice the average reading speed. I wonder if bionic reading helps more for "speed readers"? Your results surely suggest it. Also - It must be so painful for you to type, or heck even speak!
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by quasarj 4y ago
hah, I thought he was serious
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by quasarj 4y ago
Dang, sounds like your workers need to unionize haha.
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by quasarj 4y ago
Kinda sounds like Singularity
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by quasarj 4y ago
Thanks for the reply! And yes, given my name I thought I should know more about it. Especially since this was not in line with my previous understanding.
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by quasarj 4y ago
Yeah, that is the only concern. I guess whole-body MR would be fine too. I'd be willing to lay in the tube for 20 hours a year to know that I'm at least structurally normal still.
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by quasarj 4y ago
Absolutely. Those studies show no improved survival across cohorts. Not for individuals. My only chance of living is to know. That's worth it for me. I mean, plus I have extreme health anxiety, and I've had doctors say "nah y
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by quasarj 4y ago
Ahh yes, why would we want to give poor people a potential route to improve their health? it would definitely be more ethical to let them die.
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by quasarj 4y ago
To be fair, how is a patient going to get a mammogram or xray without having seen a doctor?
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by quasarj 4y ago
Yeah, I've read all the arguments about harm, and I just don't buy it. I'd get a CT scan every year if I could convince someone to sign off on it. There is absolutely no substitute for knowing.
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by quasarj 4y ago
Unsure about copyright, but in the USA you have an absolute right to get copies of all medical images, and you get to decide how they are used by anyone else (for the most part... there are some exceptions). And you are absolutely allowed t
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by quasarj 4y ago
So I have a question about that.. I thought it would only have an accretion disk if it was active. So what gives? I guess I'm wrong? What constitutes "active" if not "stuff is falling in"?
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by quasarj 4y ago
Thank you! I read over their process from the first one and it sounded like they were just using ML to make up most of the image! I need to read a lot more of the details but I am quite skeptical of these images...
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by quasarj 4y ago
Interesting, they suggest using the Microsoft Store to install it on Windows. Ironic that it's failing while attempting to acquire a license....
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by quasarj 4y ago
What is odd about Python scoping rules?
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by quasarj 4y ago
Yeah, I don't quite know the details of how it works. Just that it does $ file some.* some.jpg: JPEG image data, JFIF standard 1.02, aspect ratio, density 1x1, segment length 16, baseline, precision 8, 64x736, components 1 some
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by quasarj 4y ago
And as someone else has probably said, if the second file is a zip file.. the file will open successfully in most zip programs without any modification.
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by quasarj 4y ago
Yeah, I would look at that and say it's a scam..
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by quasarj 4y ago
Thank you! I was really disappointed none of the readme actually said what the extension name was.....
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by quasarj 5y ago
rip pete
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by quasarj 5y ago
As the article explained, this is no longer an OSS project, so that part of your point is invalid. As for the first one, that's just whataboutism. Sure, we need to stand up to that too. But that changes nothing here.

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