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by stef25 1y ago
Recently I tried getting ChatGPT to help me build a Wordpress site (which I know nothing about), starting from an Adobe design file. It spent hours thinking, being confused and eventually failed completely. However it's great for simpl
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by stef25 1y ago
Hasn't this question been basically answered ? Conditions in the early universe allowed for the creation of things like amino acids, I think it's even been replicated in a lab. Would love to see a "why does the universe exist
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by stef25 1y ago
We have universal ID cards here in Belgium. They have a chip and along with a special card reader usb device you can log in to govt websites related to taxes, pension and basically everything else. If you have a smartphone you can use an ap
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by stef25 1y ago
In Asia it's mainly used to signal your presence, like when you're overtaking someone. Just a little tap of the horn. Just the fact that you hear it say in the right corner behind you will make you not swerve in that direction. It
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by stef25 1y ago
There's no better life hack
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by stef25 1y ago
> Product is not kickass It might not be the best but people of whom you'd have never thought that they would use it, are using it. Many non technical people in my circle are all over it and they have never even heard of Claude. The
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by stef25 1y ago
> his intent was clear Would it be fair to say his intent was to enrich himself by using this platform's features ? And bonus points: "is that a crime" ?
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by stef25 2y ago
On the Sam Harris podcast you can listen to a great interview with Anne Applebaum that goes in to some detail about the relationship between various US and RU politicians. There's a lot more to it than the Steele dossier.
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by stef25 2y ago
The only other currency that comes to mind for global trade is the Euro but even that seems impossible?
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by stef25 2y ago
Marketing decides on DKIM and SPF ?
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by stef25 2y ago
> a manager who could remote-log-in to my machine That's diabolical
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by stef25 2y ago
If you have a job at Facebook today, you can get an impressive job somewhere else tomorrow. Nobody should be that connected.
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by stef25 2y ago
No clue what you're trying to say ...
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by stef25 2y ago
> nerve toxin in underwear. This fact came from one of the people who was involved in putting it there. Navalny phoned a Russian guy pretending to be another Russian official, asked him how this op went down and the dude said the toxin w
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by stef25 2y ago
Correct, the author links to it from his github page https://github.com/equinusocio
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by stef25 2y ago
Chemical Ali ?
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by stef25 2y ago
So it's like a built-in protection to prevent us from recalling traumatic experiences ? Could make sense. But then why also block the overwhelmingly good memories like getting xmas presents ?
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by stef25 2y ago
Yup +1 for this, it makes Lighthouse happy
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by stef25 2y ago
Similar here. Covid happened, lost my relationship of 15 years, had a total mental breakdown, lost my job, lost 20Kg, substance abuse, spent all my savings, struggle to pay bills. Lost my dad 2 months ago. Unemployed for a year now. I'
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by stef25 2y ago
Why would these deficiencies occur in one specific geographical area ?
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by stef25 2y ago
> Alzheimer's is likely not a single disease but likely multiple diseases which are currently being lumped into the one label Back at uni 25 years ago they told me the same about schizophrenia and I'm sure it's still valid
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by stef25 2y ago
Make sure you always have some energy left when taking care of him. Don't burn yourself out. Like they say to new parents - regularly get a babysitter no matter what. My pops died from Lewy body dementia about 2 months ago. It gets muc
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by stef25 2y ago
Mechanical turks ?
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by stef25 2y ago
Lol, I learned it in the 80s - 90s. If you chose to learn Latin & Greek in high school here in Belgium then you're seen as being a top student. It's still a big thing.
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by stef25 2y ago
Maybe your IP was mistakenly seen as being in Russia ? Obviously should never have happened
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by stef25 2y ago
Not sure if it's still the case now but you could perfectly open a Stripe account in the EU without the need for any business documents.
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by stef25 2y ago
Don't quit your day job just yet
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by stef25 2y ago
Yes we know :) Every time there's talk of drugs people will just shuffle and repackage some random facts they know about whatever drug in question and preach it like it's something they just discovered.
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by stef25 2y ago
There's no mention of their whiskers, I was under the impression that this is what they use to become aware of their body size in tight spaces.
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by stef25 2y ago
I read the same wikipedia page and that statement is confusing if not incorrect. Hygrine is a not a metabolite of cuscohygrine, it's in fact the other way round: hygrine is the precursor and cuscohygrine is the metabolite. The first re

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