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by skeaker 1y ago
A hard word blacklist isn't really outlandish to me even if it generates lots of false positives. Beats lots of false negatives.
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by skeaker 1y ago
Not at all true, computer literacy is a hard prerequisite and many people don't have even that.
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by skeaker 1y ago
If you wanted to do that you could just release a cancer-causing agent and it would similar mess with their DNA and kill them much more effectively at a fraction of the cost. Or just blow them up or something. Harming the masses in such a r
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by skeaker 1y ago
>Wrongful conviction rates range from 4% to nearly 16% depending on the study. That means between 1 in 25 and 1 in 6 people convicted of crimes are actually innocent. This has nothing to do with the use of "reasonableness" in l
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by skeaker 1y ago
The flaw with this angle is that their success can be attributed to momentum rather than any good decision-making. They have no real competition for long-form video content. If they make a terrible decision, they can still be successful as
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by skeaker 2y ago
True, the awkward long pauses between each beat are there specifically for the laugh track and if they had gone without the track they wouldn't include the pauses either.
127.
by skeaker 2y ago
You know what's stagnating? Being dead forever.
128.
by skeaker 2y ago
Being paid what you're owed doesn't necessitate gratitude.
129.
by skeaker 2y ago
Not an expert with this stuff but could you not just put "Harrison Ford" in the negative prompt?
130.
by skeaker 2y ago
I've seen this happen as the result of errant copy-pasting.
131.
by skeaker 2y ago
Pardon? Maybe my definition of that term is just different but that seems wholly unrelated.
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by skeaker 2y ago
Theirs is the prevailing opinion the world over, so I'd be inclined to take it with more than a grain of salt. Bad UX exists and is a valid problem.
133.
by skeaker 2y ago
That's the least of many problems regardless.
134.
by skeaker 2y ago
Then don't grant them the access! This isn't all or nothing! It's a matter of being given a choice (to which you can say "no!") or being given no choice at all.
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by skeaker 2y ago
Not at all.
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by skeaker 2y ago
The endest-endgame should probably be avoiding a nuclear apocalypse, and distributing nuclear arms would go counter to that.
137.
by skeaker 2y ago
I guess I just assumed that it goes without saying that most everything is nuanced.
138.
by skeaker 2y ago
If by recently you mean roughly since the release of Windows 10 (or was it 8?), then yes. This is a pretty well remarked on item of embarrassment for Windows.
139.
by skeaker 2y ago
I guess that's true, but we're straying from the point of discussion I think.
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by skeaker 2y ago
What's your conclusion on this then? That it should be completely off the table because of these edge cases? I think finding these problems and patching them out as they're discovered could work. Giving the whole thing up would be
141.
by skeaker 2y ago
The guys at Chromium must be having a huge party right now with how well this coincides with the deprecation of Manifest V3 hitting the average user.
142.
by skeaker 2y ago
What reform are you referring to? I wasn't aware of there even being an endgame here, from where I stand it looks like you were deceived and they're just breaking as much stuff as they can now that you've invited them back in
143.
by skeaker 2y ago
Not a Brave user but I have managed it at a workplace before. Far as I recall they show a wallet button at the top right near the extensions button and show crypto trading rates alongside the weather on the default new tab page. Disabling t
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by skeaker 2y ago
I feel that if Firefox up and died we would have people scrambling to work on something like this in much greater numbers.
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by skeaker 2y ago
I think it's okay to be sentimental about our first steps into space travel.
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by skeaker 2y ago
Thirding this recommendation, Fortune's Favor solitaire and Shenzen solitaire from this collection are some of my favorite variants ever. Either of them would be worth the price of admission alone.
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by skeaker 2y ago
Curious if you're running Linux, I recall seeing a discussion about there being a bug with that on Framework that causes it to not suspend properly and burn energy.
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by skeaker 2y ago
No.
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by skeaker 2y ago
No, the sovcit movement is sourced from actual, literal paranoid schizophrenia and spreads via social media.
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by skeaker 2y ago
And it's being addressed, but doing that takes a long time. In the meantime, real people are suffering actual hurt that is alleviated by this medicine.

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