slushh

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by slushh 3y ago
>There's a cronjob checking the thread every 12 hours but I will eventually shut that down and it will become static after that. Which post-ex-facto? You should still be able to add your blog to the original submission.
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by slushh 3y ago
You either get fully confident or you lose all shame.
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by slushh 3y ago
What happened in May 2023? Would there be a benefit in social network features? E.g. I would love to see the currently most shared and annotated articles for any topic. It would also be interesting to see the Tweets and posts that reference
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by slushh 3y ago
>Why is it they can follow a recipe to kind of make a mint birthday cake but they can't point at a picture of a cake on a picture menu and say "that one!" They point at the picture of the birthday cake, and they receive an
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by slushh 3y ago
I have read somewhere that heroin is the better methadone. There are people on pain killers for years. Why shouldn't people be able to live with heroin?
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by slushh 3y ago
What is preventing customer acquisition costs from eating almost all profits? Why should a company not bit for every potential customer up to their potential profits if only to benefit from increased scale? What's the endgame? Companie
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by slushh 3y ago
>which took his transgressions from private to public In which way were his transgressions private when the transgressing article was published?
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by slushh 3y ago
Not necessary a counter example but with all the Reddit drama right now, I would like to know her opinion on Steve Huffman and if he is fulfilling expectations.
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by slushh 3y ago
>it could be carried out by classification societies So everything already worked as intended. The tourists didn't bother to check the classification or if they did, were willing to dive anyways. The 737 MAX shows that government in
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by slushh 3y ago
The front screen is brilliant. If you commute by train it will be socially acceptable to wear the headset. Apart from frequent flyers, millions of people will by the headset for the illusion of private space.
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by slushh 3y ago
>as a last-resort effort to protect the Stack Exchange platform and users from a total loss in value. The strike is not the last last-resort effort. Stack Exchange should not only open source all answers, but also open the platform with
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by slushh 3y ago
The irony is that adults in Ireland like everywhere else spend hours online or watching tv. Everybody could have time to offer a healthy environment. As a community, what do you need more than a room for a library and a field to run and pla
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by slushh 3y ago
'We' are building such a protocol with ActivityPub. What's wrong with it that you have ignored it?
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by slushh 3y ago
1% of your users will comment. If you want to have 30 articles per day, you need at least 3000 users if they post an article per day. Look at tiles.net, unless you focus on growing users, it will take some time. On the other hand, you could
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by slushh 3y ago
... unworkable, maybe for now. We have to build the infrastructure to handle it, soon. Otherwise, there will be a day where the AI will be so good that there are no moderators left who are good enough to make the right decisions.
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by slushh 3y ago
It can also be an advantage. You are only taxed on profits so it's only a disadvantage for those who are in a business for the money. I would assume that this leads to better business relations with better opportunities because greedy
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by slushh 3y ago
Next to ask | show | jobs, there could be a link to a list of permanent threads.
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by slushh 3y ago
When ChatGPT generates 3d worlds, interest will come back.
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by slushh 3y ago
If we assume that there is a cure for ADHD, which tools and programs would be needed to accumulate and distill all relevant information and let people with ADHD discover and implement that cure?
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by slushh 3y ago
He will get a better deal. If he has to shut down, he can turn Apollo into a lemmy.ml client and migrate a huge part of his 500,000 power users. Reddit cannot risk that lemmy.ml becomes mainstream.
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by slushh 3y ago
How come there is not something like a dating app to make friends?
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by slushh 3y ago
It doesn't matter how fossilized philosophical texts are. By turning them into code, their structure becomes alive. To start with penal code is an interesting idea worth trying although it could be a dead end since it is all about sett
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by slushh 3y ago
How do you manage the coherence of the entirety of the tickets? E.g. how do you make sure that the tasks of tickets don't overlap or that there is more than one ticket for a task? *edit: For me, backlog views are not enough to structur
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by slushh 3y ago
I am confident that the scientific process will lead to systems that will contain perception and self. The interesting thing about philosophy is that it perceives perception from inside. I would use philosophical texts as design documents a
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by slushh 3y ago
Right. Still, meaning is not enough, or all health workers would be happy.
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by slushh 3y ago
>moving the goalposts further and further as our own ideology of "what is intelligence" evolves We have moved the goalpost for intelligence but not for self. There are also programs to model the units of the human brain but I a
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by slushh 3y ago
It's kind of related, isn't it? > “Romantic poetry was unruly, dynamic, alive and forever changing, they believed, and should not be corseted by metric patterns because it was a ‘living organism.’” According to Friedrich Schleg
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by slushh 3y ago
That's missing some levels: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maslow%27s_hierarchy_of_needs How can people be happy without self-actualization? Happy and (making things) happen are related words.
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by slushh 3y ago
The val.town idea is very promising but I think it's not as social as it could be. The val.town page is dedicated to developers and convinces with features. What I am missing is content. The explore page [1] has popular functions, whic
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by slushh 3y ago
The car companies will do everything to prevent Google from having that monopoly. E.g. Google could be forced to license their software. Then, Uber gets their 2-sided marketplace back.

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