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sejje
1y ago
My dad can hardly use a mouse, but the systems I put in place for him are pretty complex. He has no idea.
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sejje
1y ago
To be fair, there's no logical problem with an example of Iran demanding UK women to wear burkas even if burkas aren't their cultural norm.
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sejje
1y ago
Then the software was vibe coded
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sejje
1y ago
I'm kind-of into old techniques and crafting styles. I live in the forest, so it kind of lends itself to that. I agree with you. I have piles of books detailing very old crafts like processing game, tanning hides, trapping, hunting. Kn
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sejje
1y ago
Yes, although as another commenter pointed out, being underwater triggers a response in our body that lowers our oxygen consumption. We did spot for each other, even then, but I don't ever remember anyone thinking they almost passed ou
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sejje
1y ago
I would -- to me self contained just means one file. Inline styling, inline JavaScript.
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sejje
1y ago
That's a 7 year old comment; did you just remember it existed? Thanks for the link!
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sejje
1y ago
I saw porn when I was 8, with no Internet to facilitate it. The neighbor kids' single father had a large stash which they were always going through.
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sejje
1y ago
You could still put your single file on a web server.
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1y ago
I know that now, and I would prevent any kids from breath-holding contests. But I didn't at 14 years old, nor did my mom or uncle, apparently.
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1y ago
At first. I was also a kid doing this, my cousins and I held ourselves underwater with the ladder rungs in a swimming pool. At first, yeah a minute was tough. But then it rapidly increased. Unfortunately I don't remember where we toppe
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sejje
1y ago
You need a ham license to do most anything with a Baofeng legally.
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sejje
1y ago
I agree, basically looks like a bootstrap website. Not the peak of beautiful design.
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sejje
1y ago
> LLMs are essentially a runtime with a natural language interface LLMs are that, but claude code is not.
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sejje
1y ago
> Honestly, I've been a GUI app for most of my life Don't worry, someday you'll grow wiser and maybe you'll spend some time living as a CLI executable.
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sejje
1y ago
Many people don't like working in terminals. I'm not one of them, I live in a terminal--but those other people exist.
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sejje
1y ago
Try not using tabs, that's my recommendation. You can tile terminals, you can use things like tmux to insert multiple command lines into one window, etc.
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sejje
1y ago
How do your online scores contribute to the point?
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sejje
1y ago
What did your disclosure add to your point? They seem totally detached, the later being a brag.
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1y ago
I find it so weird to make up a comparison about which is healthier and then have differing frequencies of usage. A 5mg edible a couple times a month is going to be way better for someone than multiple 5mg edibles per week.
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1y ago
> That sentence right there would kill their userbase No, it wouldn't. People don't take privacy very seriously.
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sejje
1y ago
If he says the budget was reduced, isn't the citation already made? Government budgets are usually public. Do you want a secondary source, like a news article?
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1y ago
He's so effectively standing alone that nobody dare stand against him.
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sejje
1y ago
Without attempting a pick? Only the grifters.
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sejje
1y ago
When you start a new conversation it says "chatGPT" at the top. Tap that to select a model. For the multiple messages, I just use my keyboard's transcription instead of openai's.
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1y ago
LLMs are "ask the audience" Common misconceptions should be expected when you train a model to act like the average of all humans.
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1y ago
Reading a webpage, code, or viewing an image is not taking property. This argument is well fleshed from pirating discussions.
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1y ago
He picked up that habit in Balmora.
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sejje
1y ago
A perfectly efficient market would be a bad premise, sure.
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1y ago
They're welcome to send that IMO. And sites are welcome to try to detect and ban agents (formerly: "bots"). As long as it's not wrong/immoral/illegal for me to access your site with any method/browser/
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