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by rendx 7mo ago
From my own experience, and yours might differ, I typically don't find that pretty or rich (or any other such attributes) make for more interesting and nicer. Why is it either selfless saint or egocentrism? You can do both!
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by rendx 7mo ago
Have you actually shown genuine interest in their adventures, or is it you who defines what is adventurous and what is not, and not see that they defend against your interests, and by that protect their own? Why do you feel the need to
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PanicLock: Disable Touch ID and lock screen with a single click on macOS(paniclock.github.io)
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Spank: Slap your MacBook, it yells back(github.com)
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Smallest QR Code Is So Tiny It's Invisible to the Human Eye(sciencealert.com)
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by rendx 7mo ago
> OpenAI acceded to demands that the US Government can do whatever it wants that is legal. Anthropic wanted to impose its own morals into the use of its products. Excuse me, but what a fucked up perspective. "Impose its own morals i
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The normalization of corruption in organizations (2003) [pdf](gwern.net)
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Techniques of Neutralization(en.wikipedia.org)
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AirSnitch: Demystifying and Breaking Client Isolation in Wi-Fi Networks(github.com)
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When, where, and how often do individuals recover memories of trauma? (2025)(tandfonline.com)
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Move Your Eyes, Change Your Life: EMDR Has Entered the Zeitgeist and Therapy(thecut.com)
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Welcome to the Death of the DSM(whatwouldjesssay.substack.com)
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by rendx 8mo ago
Study/Policy recommendations: https://gppi.net/assets/StoffelHerzberg_2025_When-Your-Ally-...
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When Your Ally Turns Narcissistic: Manual for Navigating Transatlantic Relations(gppi.net)
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by rendx 8mo ago
> The GDPR has overwhelmingly made my experience browsing the web worse, not better. From where I sit that's hard to evaluate since you cannot actually see most data abuses and privacy concerns, and you also don't know how it
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by rendx 8mo ago
"Strictly necessary cookies — These cookies are essential for you to browse the website and use its features, such as accessing secure areas of the site. Cookies that allow web shops to hold your items in your cart while you are shopp
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by rendx 8mo ago
> But why are so many Europeans trying to move to the US? Why isn't the opposite happening? Citation needed. I took some minutes to try and find statistics, and also ChatGPT claims that the EU simply doesn't collect or publish
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by rendx 8mo ago
Thank you from talking about the Holy Freedom, my brother. Looking forward to enjoying further freedoms thanks to laws that protect me from behavior that makes me unfree and in need to constantly control me and my surroundings!
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by rendx 8mo ago
So? You're not arguing that we should get rid of 'reasonable' laws out of misinterpretations of them, are you?
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by rendx 8mo ago
> Whatever happened to freedom? Freedom from, or freedom to? ‘Freedom does not consist in doing what we want, but in overcoming what we have for an open future; the existence of others defines my situation and is the condition of m
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by rendx 8mo ago
> Germans tend to make a "hardier" bread (from not including a leavening agent) that isn't super soft and their culture has quirks about the topic, but it doesn't mean that there isn't healthy sugar-free and pres
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by rendx 8mo ago
I wonder if you followed my link, since nothing there refers to sliced bagged bread, not the original US poster and neither my reply, and the photo you posted shows yet another soft/squishy bread, which is exactly what Germans wouldn&#
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by rendx 8mo ago
> Stores have whole grain bread. Germany isn’t unique and there are plenty of bakeries in the US that make fresh bread. That's a common misunderstanding. My last comment on the difference between "bread" and "bread&qu
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Exiting the Anthropocene and Entering the Symbiocene(humansandnature.org)
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by rendx 8mo ago
> Karl Popper's 'Paradox of Tolerance' applies. TL,DR: tolerating intolerance turns out to be a bad idea. To provide some additional context to an often over-(ab)used quote: I often see it used as a "thought-terminat
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by rendx 8mo ago
> you need a GC to own a business You are mistaken. Plenty of people own businesses in the US even as foreigners. I don't even have to step into that country to open one, and also not for a transfer of ownership/shares.
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by rendx 8mo ago
Agreed, but looks like it: https://github.com/github/gh-aw
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by rendx 8mo ago
> I think they at least have some level of filtering for their training data to keep them legally somewhat compliant. So far, courts are siding with the "fair use" argument. No need to exclude any data. https://natla
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by rendx 8mo ago
> It seems like a good chunk of popular literature (especially from the 2000s) exists online in big HTML files Anna's Archive alone claims to currently publicly host 61,654,285 books, more than 1PB in total.
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by rendx 8mo ago
> I wouldn't be surprised if even proprietary content like the books themselves found their way into the training data No need for surprises! It is publicly known that the corpus of 'shadow libraries' such as Library Genes

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