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For neurodivergent types like me: it helps to frame this more like a game with "points." All of the tips in this list are great, but it can be hard if you treat it more like "rules of order" more than "rules of the
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I routinely tell my wife I'm ready to assume the rank of neighborhood warlord if things go tribal.
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More n bombs than a Richard Pryor special.
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2mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mimetic_theory
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That's not a Node.js issue, that's a whoever built it originally issue. There's no rule in Node.js/JavaScript that you have to add a ton of deps. Culturally it's popular, sure, but that shouldn't be pinned on t
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What's the breach/link you tried to share?
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Repair Cafe – Fix Your Broken Items
(repaircafe.org)
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I Bought and Restored "Old" Technology to Prove the Economy Is Imploding [video]
(youtube.com)
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Sure, but at least the chicken isn't subjected to a never-ending stream of psyops disguised as 'public benefit.'
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They have the unique advantage of seeing where money is flowing and are positioning for the most likely future based on their analysis.
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> The genuinely bad will fail, AI generated or not. Bingo. It won't be fun getting there, but best as I can tell we're approaching the plateau of productivity in the hype cycle.
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Some do, but from my own experiments most don't, especially if you put in effort to edit, rewrite, and reformat. It really comes down to lazy vs not lazy, not unlike creativity pre-AI. AI is an easy target especially in the hands of so
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Supposedly, but there was scant information about the what/why and small businesses were told compliance was mandatory and failure to comply would have been a felony (if memory serves). This is phenomenal news if you're an SMB. Th
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Just reminded me of my favorite toy as a kid, the IR-7000 [1]. I convinced myself I was Ethan Hunt riding around on my bike with it in my pocket. Cool to see this working. [1] https://segaretro.org/IR_7000_Communicator
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This graphic [1] may help others to understand this was normal behavior and what exactly took place. An actual engineer would have to confirm but from other comments this appears mostly accurate. [1] https://chatgpt.com/s&#x
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FWIW Dr. Grande's videos were instrumental in helping me understand and escape narcissistic abuse. At least from what I've seen (it's been a few years since I watched regularly), he's a straight shooter.
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Woah. Never heard of him but that's a hell of a ride through life. Adding I Am Not a Gangster to my reading list.
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> Comes from this rather brilliantly titled paper: Blue tits are ultraviolet tits https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC1688906/ Made my day. Love it when you can tell they could have titled it something els
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Here are a few from just the last six months. Read into it what you will. [1] High gas prices and inflation are stressing people out — but the economy will be fine as long as they keep spending. - [ https://www.marketwatch.com
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Yes. There's (anecdotally) been an increase in "don't look at this mess objectively" type of content being put out lately. Presumably because a chair is about to be removed (or it's just garden variety psychological
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"I'm sorry, I can't answer that question until you sub sweetie."
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It still should be. Any educator worth their salt should be able to connect the dots on where all of this leads. I always joke with my wife and invoke a line from this [1] Art Bell episode "the disasters that are coming..." People
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This is the best articulation of this problem/paradox I've read yet.
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No need. The 'apocalypse' will come purely out of the hubris and greed chasing untold fortunes as opposed to a healthy, considered integration. The decision to scare the shit out of normal people early on was a short-term decision
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We are not serious people.
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I guess we'll find out soon enough.
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I'm about as good at math as I am convincing my wife I'm god's gift to women.
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PochiOto Step Sequencer
(amix-design.com)
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It's okay to have extreme beliefs right up to the point of action. Extremists IME are impossible to negotiate with past a certain point. Once they're convinced their idea(s) are right, you will see all manner of rushing to support
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Salem
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