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by roydivision 2y ago
She was SO Olive Oyl that it's like somehow the cartoons were retro-fitted to her look.
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by roydivision 2y ago
Alternatively everyone can just be grown up and behave appropriately in the work environment because that's part of the contract you signed.
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by roydivision 2y ago
To be fair on the maker, it's the article title that is misleading. Stop crapping on him.
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by roydivision 2y ago
Great, thanks.
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by roydivision 2y ago
Dumb, pre morning coffee question - How does the thief know your number to text you if they can't unlock the phone?
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by roydivision 2y ago
Learning the guitar. I spend my professional life learning every day, and usually pick up technical subjects quickly. The learning process for the guitar and music theory has shown me that you can't learn everything in the same way, di
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by roydivision 2y ago
> Thus, truly altruistic acts can only be immune from accusations of selfishness if they are entirely unobservable! Are you yourself not an observer? If you feel good about having done it, it can't be completely selfless, you are be
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by roydivision 2y ago
Personally I don't think pure altruism even exists, per the definition. Actively and knowingly doing something good for someone else for absolutely no personal benefit is impossible. This is to all intents and purposes a contradiction.
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by roydivision 2y ago
> trust is not achieved with panopticon control Indeed, it is actually eroded.
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by roydivision 2y ago
Definition of altruism - "Unselfish concern for the welfare of others; selflessness." To be clear - I'm not at all against doing good things for others and getting recognition for it, there's nothing wrong with that. But
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by roydivision 2y ago
Or - A big part of parenting is building trust with your child to do what is expected of them, and dealing with it when they stray.
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by roydivision 2y ago
"But I had to make sure that my altruism would be commemorated." That's not how altruism works.
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by roydivision 2y ago
Came to say the same. My gut tells me they wouldn't go anywhere near this unless they were concerned to be seen not getting on the bandwagon. It is worrying that "AI" (read silly LLM toys) has become so prevalent that they ne
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by roydivision 2y ago
Eh? The whole point of Paint was that it never changed. It's even been copied for it's simplicity, a clone of which is the only painting app I have on my Mac exactly because all it does is the basics. Adding AI to it is a joke.
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by roydivision 2y ago
Currently my terminal of choice on WSL, coupled with tmux. Works ok, a few bugs, doesn't work well with neovim, character artifacts remain sometimes. But on the whole steady and reliable.
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by roydivision 2y ago
Which is great, but I'm talking general use. They are a hindrance more than anything, like using a laptop with one hand tied behind your back.
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by roydivision 2y ago
This isn't what I'm talking about, these are niche areas where tablets fit fine. I'm talking about general use, writing, drawing, coding etc.
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by roydivision 2y ago
Or you could use a laptop... I just don't get the obsession some people have for the iPad, jumping through hoops and putting up with so many compromises when most issues are solved using a laptop. Can someone explain this? I have an iP
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by roydivision 2y ago
Should be an OS wide option, not app specific.
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by roydivision 2y ago
Ffs. Why don't we just make all street names binary numbers, computers handle those really well.
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by roydivision 2y ago
Interesting, no, I don't have this, luckily. I do have a weird thing that Siri speaks through the phone's speaker not the car's speakers, even when I'm playing music through the car's speakers over USB. This would p
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by roydivision 2y ago
tl;dr - Growth will eventually kill everything. As soon as someone asks "How can we make (more) money from this?" the thing is doomed.
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by roydivision 2y ago
All I look for is a USB connection to the simple stereo, plug my phone in and mount it on the dash. I fail to see why I have to deal with the additional cognitive load of an other interface that WILL go wrong when I already have a perfectly
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by roydivision 2y ago
I see no use case right now that would justify me buying one, apart from simple curiosity. However I'm not assigning the device to the list of failed Apple projects just yet. It took time for the watch to find it's place, and it&#
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by roydivision 3y ago
Yup, that's bugged me for years. I didn't even spend that much time with the game, but I've never seen anything like it since.
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by roydivision 3y ago
Clarification - not one single shrub
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by roydivision 3y ago
Or one could, you know, learn SQL.
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by roydivision 3y ago
Superbe site, je l'aime beaucoup. Quel boulot.
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by roydivision 3y ago
I wrote a similar little app for the office lotto syndicate, way, way back. The older colleagues didn't trust it, and preferred coming up with their own 'random' numbers. I still don't really know what there isn't t
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by roydivision 3y ago
The word Marmite is now used in British English to describe something that one either loves or hates, little or no middle ground. "The band U2 are very Marmite"

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