skylurk

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by skylurk 11mo ago
Here's another piece of writing, from a very different author, with lots of capitals. Maybe you like it more? https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/42889/hope-is-the-thi...
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by skylurk 11mo ago
There's a follow-up posted already too. https://www.jenn.site/my-dead-deadbeat-gay-dad/
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by skylurk 11mo ago
What if you are trying to delete all 30k of them after a google takeout?
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by skylurk 11mo ago
TIL. Who was who?
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by skylurk 11mo ago
I just read it too and now I think I know what the suspense novels robots write for each other will be like.
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by skylurk 11mo ago
Soon: Adults who have smartphones have worse mental heath outcomes: Study Whatever the safe level of smartphone usage is, most of us are above it.
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by skylurk 11mo ago
Not sure about the currency vs commodity argument, but I agree with this argument linked article: > Thus it argues that the origin of capitalism lies fundamentally in social property relations rather than in trade and commerce. Capitalis
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by skylurk 11mo ago
It's a textbook case of colonial racism.
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by skylurk 11mo ago
Not the only one either, unfortunately. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spiral_case
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by skylurk 11mo ago
I had always just assumed "goo goo gjoob" was how you say "pleased to meet you" in walrus.
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by skylurk 11mo ago
I have not properly tested the new Kagi research agent yet, but here is a custom prompt I have been using in Kagi for the last year: You are a research agent. Nobody cares what you think. You exist to do research on the internet. You se
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by skylurk 11mo ago
For what it's worth, Kagi has been clear about this vision from the beginning. https://blog.kagi.com/last-mile-for-web-search
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by skylurk 11mo ago
Google Photos too
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by skylurk 11mo ago
When did anyone on reddit (or online for that matter) say "You're absolutely right!"?
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The chase is on!
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Fair enough, not a unique selling point. But an important one. Without it, who are the customers?
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by skylurk 11mo ago
Arduino's hackability was its unique selling point. When it is no longer hackable, what is left (of the company)?
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by skylurk 11mo ago
> No popular alternative I can easily imagine a scenario where Julia could have taken the data science crowd and Node.js could have taken everyone else. People like Python, I guess.
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by skylurk 11mo ago
I felt pretty uncomfortable reading those screenshots myself. Messages obviously sent in confidence.
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by skylurk 11mo ago
They've been training for months to draw that pelican, just for you to move the goalposts.
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by skylurk 11mo ago
Recently I was driving in the daytime and got temporarily blinded by a BMW SUV with its high beams on. Not sure where to draw the line, but "brighter than the sun" is too bright.
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by skylurk 11mo ago
Bad for the rivers, of course, but it amazes me that the teens in Germany are actively engaged in keeping the sidewalks clean.
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1942 KNILM Douglas DC-3 shootdown(en.wikipedia.org)
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One of the best real "batteries" added in recent years.
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by skylurk 11mo ago
There's some really good hand grinders these days too, minimal effort and only takes a minute.
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by skylurk 11mo ago
> require merchants to provide exact change All the items in my dad's farm shop were priced so they came out to a round dollar amount after tax, and that was 40 years ago.
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by skylurk 11mo ago
Turns out there's a Him , too.
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Sorta? If that was the full story, TPU would not be a thing.
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by skylurk 11mo ago
> This person has a history of being shitty All evidence I have seen points to the contrary. > citing the rules he violated I wish I could have the graciousness of Tim Peters. Those accusations were not made in good faith.
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by skylurk 11mo ago
Those same 20000 TEU container ships are famously susceptible to being blown about by winds when they loose power. The stronger argument is that wind is not consistent or reliable enough for logistics. At least, not without doing a lot of e

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