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by saintfire 2y ago
Not to say Signal is worse than either option, because it's not, but they really hampered adoption by removing SMS (at least in NA). I have almost no way to convince anyone other than people very close to me to use it due to the (lack)
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by saintfire 2y ago
Just had to anthropomorphize machine learning.
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by saintfire 2y ago
I had this happen with an nvme drive. Tried changing just about every setting that affected the slot. Everything worked fine on my Linux install ootb
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by saintfire 2y ago
As a related anecdote. On the phone with amazon refund department I was told to wait for a callback. Got a callback from a number that i obviously didn't get to vet. Then on that call they asked for my email address to email me an Amaz
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by saintfire 2y ago
Well that's not actually the point. It's heavily focused on preventing deplatforming creators. There is much more to monetization than AdSense, which is adblocked away very frequently already. If it wasn't already removed by
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by saintfire 2y ago
I've had a manjaro update break an install 3 times in a several year span. Ironically, given the vetted package system, it was the only Linux distro to ever break an install for me. Since switching to endeavour a couple years ago I&#x2
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by saintfire 2y ago
I would think the point was already made: The decision is not environmentally friendly. That aside, comparing a phone battery to an high-voltage high-amperage battery is a bit of an apples to oranges.
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by saintfire 2y ago
Now I can fight with the awful UX of managing windows within the window, too.
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by saintfire 2y ago
In what way? They're not opaque or mutable (by default). They can be unwieldy but they do define a pretty strongly typed API.
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by saintfire 2y ago
Crack may have been a poor choice. Many dealers cut crack supplies all the time with other drugs, borax, detergents etc.
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by saintfire 2y ago
Single celled organisms do it all the time, on a local scale. If you fill a jar with some yeast and sugar water, they'll feast and multiply at an accelerating pace until they've turned their environment toxic. Painfully analagous
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by saintfire 2y ago
This was my experience. I dove into writing a niche game engine and stumbled over every hurdle that modern game engines solve. Been learning Godot lately and going back to writing an engine I'm confident I could trivally solve a lot of
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by saintfire 2y ago
If you suicide bomb you ensure that your organs cannot be harvested against your consent..
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by saintfire 2y ago
I solve this problem the exact same way using emails. e.g. spam@example.com, myname@example.com, myonlinehandle@example.com RelayBeam essentially flipped the email address to make the domain into the username. Except, it seems less robust.
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by saintfire 2y ago
And the other 4.99% they do that anyways, in my experience.
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by saintfire 2y ago
Was going to chime in that this is the reason. I used a grinder almost daily without a guard for years because what i was grinding was 2"+ steel rods buried underground. I couldn't move myself or reposition the work. I'm not
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by saintfire 2y ago
That means you didn't write enough unit tests. Or so I'm told.
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by saintfire 2y ago
It doesn't just look at competitor prices, it accepts internal and private financial data for numerous property (managers). Then it instructs the most profitable rates for each of them as a whole. This is just collusion/price fixi
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by saintfire 2y ago
I do find citations helpful because I can check if the LLM just hallucinated. It's not that seeing a citation makes me trust it, it's that I can fact check it. Kagi's FastGPT is the first LLM I've enjoyed using because I
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by saintfire 2y ago
I didn't realize how much I would appreciate shuffle until i started using jellyfin. I use it all the time for shows that have self-contained episodes (e.g. Futurama).
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by saintfire 2y ago
I had the Firefox extension log me out yesterday while I had no internet connection. I'd say if it is a problem being fixed, it is not across the board yet.
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by saintfire 2y ago
Basically the entire United States.
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by saintfire 2y ago
I find the unfaithfulness being considered objectively abhorrent as a pretty narrow minded take but I'm curious why you don't think it's immaturity? As far as I know, just by nature of there being more short than long relatio
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by saintfire 2y ago
I'd be bothered by that premise but that is basically what most content on TikTok is. Perhaps if it was so prevalent that it obscured all new content people might wake up to how shitty of a thing it is. (They won't.)
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by saintfire 2y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but.. It seems like the point of this is to run during a compilation step with the added capability of rebuilding a CSS response on the fly, if you wanted. Building a CSS during compile is no different than usin
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by saintfire 2y ago
Apparently (according to AI enthusiasts) all publicly accessible data is free from copyright when used as training data. It doesn't really look like "owning" the data is worth very much money at all.
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by saintfire 2y ago
Wish we could apply that logic to software. AI is in a magical universe where we all pretend copyright isn't a thing just because we don't like it.
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by saintfire 2y ago
Hunting isn't illegal. Selling hunted meat is. It combats overhunting and poaching.
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by saintfire 2y ago
I don't know I ton about amnesia, but I would think the facilities for changing their mind are still there. E.g. ordering food, they might immediately change their mind after choosing something and correct their order. I recognize they
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by saintfire 2y ago
What do you mean? They save you 10%. What more do you want?

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