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Loops is made by the same person who makes Pixelfed (ActivityPub-based Instagram-style app). It's in early beta and it takes a few days until you get access after signing up, but the content is already super engaging. I think this coul
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TikTok but on the Fediverse
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Socks are the best gift ever
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Let's see if the ActivityPub Loops in time (made by the creator of Pixelfed): https://loops.video/
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> The reason the US defence budget is so sky-fucking-high is because we effectively pay for everyone's military, though Yes, but don't act like that is some kind of selfless act. In the end, it benefits the US more if they do
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> Lots of bad decisions but the world also takes for granted the open seas, etc. that come at a great cost to Americans in reduced social services like health insurance and higher education. Thanks for the laugh
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That's exactly part of the problem
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> * One of the US's key strategic advantages is brain drain.* I think the brain drain has peaked. Many people here in Europe don't think much of the US anymore, while 20-30 years ago it was THE place to go. I'm sure many c
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I'm impressed by Eugen. Giving up full ownership is absolutely the right thing to do. But most people in this situation would become too greedy and start rationalizing why they should be in control (benevolent dictator). Hats off! Mast
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This is correct. But a public benefit corporation is still for profit. And the "benefit" is very vaguely defined. It might be defined in their charter, but the only people who can hold them responsible to it are the investors. And
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I stopped reading his essays some time ago, but it feels like they keep getting dumber and dumber.
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God damn vegans and their non-TVs, what assholes! Edit: Jokes aside, I'm vegan and I don't own a TV. Coincidence? Haha
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There are good middlers and bad middlers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4m5LK4FTNoo
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I love Cleanshot!
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Thanks! Yes, so hard to say how things are correlated... Interestingly, my throat has been feeling better the last few days. Anyways, I'll keep trying stuff, your comments were already very helpful. Thank you, again!
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Intersting, thanks for sharing! For me it's also better a few days, than worse a few days, and I can't figure out why. Does not seem directly correlated to food or alcohol (sometimes I drink a few beer and feel great the next few
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Thanks, I don't take BP medication
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Not been coughing. Not a smoker. Not a snorer (according to my partner). New job, yes, but it's a remote job. My current suspicion is also environmental irritants, since we have been storing some strong smelling cleaning agents in our
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I mean it's hard to rule out GERD 100%. But I did try careful eating and Omeprazole (and other PPI) for a few months, too, and it did not get better. Did you notice gradual improvement or did it just go away one day?
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Very interesting, nobody mentioned this to me before. I'll try and see if there's a correlation in my case. Thanks!
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I don't snore. What do you mean by "post-nasal drip"? I do have allergies to environmental stuff like dust and hay fever, and my nose is running / sneezing from this. Some weeks more, some weeks less. But it's not n
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Slighly related, but maybe somebody here has some tips: I've had a sore throat for months. And initially they thought it's from GERD, but it does not appear to be. Checks showed no other issues wiht my oesophagus or stomach. Did a
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I didn't mean overton window in a political sense (not a English native speaker). It's more about moving the goal post maybe. > I don’t even get that line of thinking, but you’re welcome to it I would not say "LLM oponen
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> quick advice, i would remove the email address from you post while you still can edit it, and instead point to your profile where you can remove or change the email address later if need be. Too late, but it's fine. I have been
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Hey, you two! I'm also in Hamburg. I'm also up for a beverage. You can reach me at canolcer@hey.com. We can also meet up the three of us if we manage...
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LLM proponents really have succeeded in moving the overton window on this discussion. "Sure, you cannot trust LLMs, but you cannot trust humans, either".
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> Those three codes, which are extremely difficult to break are then stored in databases that are owned by third parties, which include the University of Berkeley, Zurich, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) universi
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> Where has public transport eliminated cars? Not anywhere I have been in Europe. You can significantly reduce car usage, but not eliminate it, so any safety improvements are still very important. Sure, not eliminated. There will alway
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Sure. I'm not saying that there no use cases. But I don't see the US turning into a public transportation utopia just because there are self-driving buses available. Because the reason public transportation sucks in countries wher
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I doubt that the reason public transport is not as prevalent e.g. in the US as in some European countries is the cost of the driver. The fixed costs of operating a train or a bus must be many many times more.
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