skim_milk

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by skim_milk 4y ago
No respectable author uses that term so it doesn't deserve a mention. It's on the same pop-psych wavelength as "supernova empath" or "twin flame".
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by skim_milk 4y ago
The content filters are pretty strict and it doesn't seem to be trained on human genetic research. Seems like the only damage this tool can do is by making fake articles on light-hearted topics!
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by skim_milk 4y ago
I think the only problem with this is that that Apple permanently switched to higher resolution screens, text looks awful at 1080p since Apple dropped font anti aliasing. High DPI screens are a requirement.
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by skim_milk 4y ago
Nazis tried to use pseudoscience to exterminate everyone that didn't have an ancestry lineage to the sunken city of Atlantis. You are spouting a ridiculous myth, eugenics has never been scientific, it's all about trauma and lies.
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by skim_milk 4y ago
No, it hasn't happened on multiple occasions. It happened one time thousands of years ago in one region of the Earth. I must remind you that the industrial revolution and the social ills it brought happened more recently. We aren'
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by skim_milk 4y ago
That's kind of assuming a lot. What if instead, in a hypothetical future, we all collectively discovered that one's efficacy in today's society depends on their ability to match their brain type to their job and certain types
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by skim_milk 4y ago
I could see how living next to a major road or having a noisy environment could disturb a child's sleep at night. Perhaps it is the role of noisy cars that disturb the sleep that triggers these changes? I was a strange child that coul
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by skim_milk 5y ago
I'm far too stupid to understand everything but I keep getting reminded of the Chronon Field Theory when reading. They seem to agree on how gravity forms, that are no masses or particles, only observable "events" and "e
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by skim_milk 5y ago
In some branches of psychology, they use term "apoptosis" as a metaphor for widespread self-destruction [1], because such a collapse in social teamwork appears to almost perfectly mirror programmed cell death - as if social collap
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by skim_milk 5y ago
Any fighting or driving around in the area could also stir up the topsoil around Chernobyl as well.
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by skim_milk 5y ago
My cousin's daughter was a super popular teenage social media star. From what I can tell from the family's accounts, the parts of the audience that were creepy men didn't much bother the family, rather it contributed a large
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by skim_milk 5y ago
I remember back in the day before websites started focusing on input sanitization you could get away with really messing up website designs with that Unicode character. Long time ago I made a group on Steam with just the Unicode RTL charac
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by skim_milk 5y ago
Man, BoA sure lets a lot through. I couldn't even wire 8k without my physical presence - this was during COVID lockdown of all things as well! I know nothing of buying a house, but when I bought another, more expensive car that requi
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by skim_milk 5y ago
Yes, the banking industry won't do much to prevent Aunt Senile from wiring $80k to Nigeria, although I doubt they make it easy. Hell, I couldn't even phone-authorize a wire of 8k to buy a car two states over, but I guess that&#x2
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by skim_milk 5y ago
How would one "accidentally" wire transfer millions of dollars? At $10k in America, KYC and AML laws force banks to step through extra layers of verification to wire such amount. It's virtually impossible for someone to acc
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by skim_milk 5y ago
Is it learning from these conversations? Cause WOW, the one example with the chat bot trying to invalidate their user's victimization from family rape sounds like something out of a fucking psychological-horror sci-fi novel. There&#x
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by skim_milk 5y ago
This industry relies on self-reporting, there's no sky police, so if there's a deviation a report needs to be voluntarily written up and submitted either by the controller or by the pilot. It's customary for pilots to self-r
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by skim_milk 5y ago
IMO the best place to find in-depth documentation of existing technologies is the patent office. A while ago I programmed a way to locate the source of gunfire with microphones and drew a lot of inspiration from GPS patents because I could
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by skim_milk 5y ago
YouTube moderation is probably in a tight place financially. IIRC they've never generated a return on investment for Google, so all their revenue is split between paying creators and keeping the lights on. Could they pay thousands of
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by skim_milk 5y ago
Lots of people note IBS diseases getting better or going away after life stress is dealt with and goes away, or is brought on because of psychological stress. Here's one example by an ex-psychotherapist (one of my favorites on YouTube
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by skim_milk 5y ago
My favorite recursive music video has to be Radiohead - Burn The Witch. Difficult to explain, but easy to intuit. Brings the listener's reality into the equation at the end, establishing a recursive link. "Model village" De
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by skim_milk 5y ago
Have you tried any psychotherapies or responded positively to any? Getting exposed to situations that left me vulnerable emotionally ultimately led me to the insights and epiphanies I needed to overcome that vulnerability, kind of like EMD
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by skim_milk 5y ago
That's interesting! My situation is the exact opposite, there's a very tight positive correlation between good mental health and reduced gut symptoms. e.g. my gut problems completely disappear when I'm driving or hiking, my
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by skim_milk 5y ago
For me, the thing that sucks most about IBS is the medication. The link between mind/body/pain/inflammation is pretty obvious when you start taking strong anti-inflammatory drugs, at least for me! Evidently, everyone in my f
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by skim_milk 5y ago
I disagree, the goal of therapy (should) be to make the patient more self-efficacious, NOT about making them happy or instilling the right mental gymnastics to feel OK about their situation. The more self-efficacious a person is, the more
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by skim_milk 5y ago
But the code being memcpy'ed is using the parent process's specific symbol relocations. When a library with PIC is loaded the executable code is copied from the file into RAM to a random offset and all references to structures in
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by skim_milk 5y ago
Technically the code being uploaded is compiled from C++ as the rest of the project is written in C++. Kind of similar to the article but in my case all I'm doing is calling a bunch of C library functions from the shellcode.
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by skim_milk 5y ago
I remember doing exactly this to get code injection working on GNU/Linux systems! I made a library injection library in college for some coursework, which involved copying a C function into a code cave on a remote process and getting
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by skim_milk 5y ago
I think it's just the sad state of the corporate structure at the moment. If a manager requested and got a budget to fix said bug to his superiors, it's his ass that's on the line if things don't work as planned. If sa
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by skim_milk 5y ago
No personally, but I think an expert could analyze a couple for pregnancy risks and other issues at least. From what I've read in the past the risk goes up a bit, but not terribly significantly, so it's best to make people at leas

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