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by raspyberr 3y ago
>It means taking active steps in making the victims feel welcome and safe in the place they were in. That's already presuming they're right though. >The rate of false accusations is extremely low. And that's the case be
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by raspyberr 3y ago
What would you have gained from reading the site in HTTPS?
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by raspyberr 3y ago
This article seems to recommend having water instead.
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by raspyberr 3y ago
The article seems to be implying that you shouldn't use artificial sweetners as an alternative to sugar but instead should just have a healthy diet. There don't appear to be any sources for anything but I wonder if people who cons
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by raspyberr 3y ago
Here's a site of one person's experiences of things that have gone wrong with Apple software: https://annoying.technology/ it's been goint for multiple years now. Software is just buggy in general. I mostly a
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by raspyberr 3y ago
Does Discord actually make enough sustainable money from Nitro? It doesn't seem feasible.
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by raspyberr 3y ago
Felt like the ending might've had a bit more oomph if the newest games were any good and not just generic Ubishit.
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by raspyberr 3y ago
What is a side effect?
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by raspyberr 3y ago
Something I don't understand. Everyone talks about how they wish man pages had examples. What's stopping people from making/copying some examples and making a pull request to the maintainers of the man pages?
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by raspyberr 3y ago
Like how they built their chat on XMPP and then rugpulled it away?
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by raspyberr 3y ago
But it doesn't actually work without JS...
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by raspyberr 4y ago
>Nobody wants to steal something which the market is saturated with already The market is not saturated with authenticity.
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by raspyberr 4y ago
I think you're being unreasonable. Your examples are closer to spellcheck and punctuation correction. Even they have subtle societal considerations such as Americanising English. A much more appropriate comparison would be Copilot whic
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by raspyberr 4y ago
There is no hack. Exercise is non-negotiable. Our lifestyles are far too sedantry for our bodies' evolution. If you are not willing to add a small amount of exercise into your life, you are admitting that you are happy to at least have
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by raspyberr 4y ago
Here is an example of ChatGPT being confidently wrong in something domain specific that I know about. Here's what I asked: "I'm playing Old School Runescape. I want to efficiently level up my Mining. I'm currently level
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by raspyberr 4y ago
I do think that women's independence is probably a contributing factor to lower birth rates but it's not the only one. More importantly, it's almost pointless to just state that because it seems to suggest that the simple sol
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by raspyberr 4y ago
I live in the UK. I own a house with a long term partner. We live outside a city. Neither one of us drives. I feel like we've saved an incredible amount of money over the years. I think you can get by and do very well without a car in
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by raspyberr 4y ago
>It doesn’t matter that you can’t see them, as a Mastodon user you are sharing a social media platform with them. I really dislike this sort of argument. Doesn't it apply to anything? Your ISP, email, Facebook, internet, TCP/IP
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by raspyberr 4y ago
How do you train a model to produce pictures of children?
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by raspyberr 4y ago
I think nethack.alt.org has the most players but what I've noticed is that hardfought.org has a much chattier community on IRC.
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by raspyberr 4y ago
Haven't used Google search in my personal life for years. I currently use a mixture of metager.org and qwant.com. You get used to it really quickly and also build up a knowledge base of bookmarks. On my path to remove big tech from my
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by raspyberr 4y ago
I really dislike this type of usage of the word "dead". There's not a general consensus on what it means. Does it mean unpopular, not as popular as it once was, literally unusable and inaccessible, or some subtle variation?
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by raspyberr 4y ago
Don't use mouthwash straight after brushing. Seems like way too many never learn these basics. https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/healthy-teeth-and-gums/how-to-k...
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by raspyberr 4y ago
I wonder if this applies to GrapheneOS. It's not far off the Encro phone that this is clearly targetting.
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by raspyberr 4y ago
I always thought it was about visual clarity. Yes we can have very dark scenes now but why would you want to when you can't tell what's happening. Prime example being Battle of Helms Deep vs Battle of Winterfell. I get the feeling
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by raspyberr 4y ago
What would you classify TCC's "C scripting" as? "just add '#!/usr/local/bin/tcc -run' at the first line of your C source, and execute it directly from the command line."
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by raspyberr 4y ago
On the front page: "We're working with the Livepeer protocol. It aims to deliver a live video streaming network protocol that is fully decentralized and highly scalable!"
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by raspyberr 4y ago
>The reputation system tracks a variety of in-game actions that can be positive or negative Hope you don't do anything creative or interesting that could be misinterpreted as your not playing to win. Hope you don't go off meta
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by raspyberr 4y ago
I've had a lot of fun with Betrayal. It's got a really great cheesy theme. Huge glaring issue though is that the first half of the game is completely pointless and there are no decisions to make.
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by raspyberr 4y ago
Ahh interesting. I played Wingspan before it came out and thought it was pretty good and talked about it. Then I got it and played it a few times and it hit me how uninteractive and solo focused the game is and I just got bored. You can&#x2

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