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by replygirl 3y ago
that's called a PRT
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by replygirl 3y ago
you asked me how i would ascertain that an animal documented to exist is more likely to be real than a hypothetical animal depicted with _a photoshop of a different animal climbing a tree_, as if there is no reasonable expectation of intell
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by replygirl 3y ago
you're presenting an entirely different scenario from the OP. try again with photos, maps, propaganda posters, and a few thousand words on each, and replace your question with an assertion. in absence of that i do a quick search and fi
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by replygirl 3y ago
call me arrogant but i won't stoop to the level i have to be at to take your question seriously. do i think i'm as intelligent as anyone, or that everyone is as intelligent as me? of course not. but i do think your standard for gu
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by replygirl 3y ago
> there's a lot of arrogance in the claim that anyone should be able to easily and automatically rule out the existence of some species based on their personal knowledge some, certainly yes. i don't think anyone would disagree
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by replygirl 3y ago
i know enough about octopuses and forests that i don't have to care about the author's motives--i just have to skim the text or look at the photoshop. thinking a tree octopus is real because you saw a lot of words and can't r
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by replygirl 3y ago
by "pretty wild" i meant outrageous, not false.
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by replygirl 3y ago
the exact pricing was not available on the apr 19 but it was clear it would be steep https://www.reddit.com/r/apolloapp/comments/12ram0f/had_a_fe... how could someone be shocked that an api request to an
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by replygirl 3y ago
pretty much everyone _except_ the apollo dev knew what was gonna happen when this went up: https://www.reddit.com/r/apolloapp/comments/12ram0f/had_a_fe...
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by replygirl 3y ago
fwiw it was two months to make changes (announced apr 18, apollo dev publicly confirmed impact by apr 19, changes effective jun 19) and another month for the first bill to come in
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by replygirl 3y ago
i'm with you on the first two lines but the idea that a certain class of person is no longer welcome at _stores_ is pretty wild
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by replygirl 3y ago
Tried the pricing page?
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by replygirl 3y ago
more like which python3-compat
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by replygirl 3y ago
i think you misjudged this as a climate denialist comment. it's not. the boy who cried wolf was about someone stirring hysteria so much it desensitized people beyond the point of caring when the threat was actually existential. it&#x27
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by replygirl 3y ago
the boy who cried wolf is about that
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by replygirl 3y ago
what next, you're gonna tell me bob dylan was never billy the kid or a 10 year old hobo?
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by replygirl 3y ago
i know nothing about how allergies work, how would a soybean with 25% pork proteins not trigger a pork allergy?
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by replygirl 3y ago
Supposedly the codegen is more useful now, erring on the side of using flex
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by replygirl 3y ago
Same reason most people don't write Rust: The talent, best practices, and vendor ecosystem are less accessible. Similar to Rust it's much more accessible than people _think_ though
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by replygirl 3y ago
An example against adoption of larger, more generalized, and less reliable models, yes
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by replygirl 3y ago
steve jobs had a reputation for responsiveness. i missed the warranty period by a couple weeks on my c2d imac and his office got me a free logic board replacement (priced ~$800 at the time)
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by replygirl 3y ago
The OP-1 was a revolution in a space where previously there was nothing, but neither it nor TE in general have had a big impact on the broader hobbyist or professional communities. Accessible, capable, portable, and cheap was accomplished f
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by replygirl 3y ago
Buying plastic and MDF everything because the minimalists are in the pocket of Big Steel.
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by replygirl 3y ago
Mostly single-stitched and with unfinished edges to boot
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by replygirl 3y ago
Some contributing factors: new regulations requiring partial redesign; global financial crisis; being Gen II and therefore highly impacted by brain drain
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by replygirl 3y ago
Stopped in 1985, resumed in 2007
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by replygirl 3y ago
Pedantic but that's not irony
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by replygirl 3y ago
I don't think any of the positions I listed are contrarian, they were all in response to questions openly posed to the subs, and I felt I gave my comments soberly and in good faith as a member of each community. On the note about queer
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by replygirl 3y ago
We can take things in stride at the same time as wishing for a more enlightened discourse
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by replygirl 3y ago
Some recent things I was downvoted to oblivion on: - Mentioning buses in a thread about road wear - Warning people talking about vigilante justice that intentionally tricking/luring someone into committing a crime makes you an accompli

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