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by tailspin2019 2y ago
Given the dense amount of wisdom packed into this comment I checked out your profile. Both your current projects look extremely impressive and polished. And viable! Keep up the good work! It’s inspiring to see that in light of the obvious d
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by tailspin2019 2y ago
Speak for yourself. I’m not aware of any memes that I am unaware of.
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by tailspin2019 2y ago
You are not alone
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by tailspin2019 2y ago
Judgement is an animal instinct as you say, but I think it can also be a cognitive habit. Our self awareness - in theory - allows us to change our habits, or at least temper them. So my experience of this is that my default animal instinct
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by tailspin2019 2y ago
All-In is one of the few podcasts I listen to where I don’t exactly like the hosts and disagree with a high percentage of what they say. But I find them interesting, and their recent shilling for Trump gave me a bit more of a nuanced insigh
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by tailspin2019 2y ago
I don’t have an opinion on your first sentence but happy to try and engage in the second one… As a Brit looking in from the outside, it’s hard for me to understand how choices have been made in this election, but if I were to attempt a ch
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by tailspin2019 2y ago
> relatively minor disability “Research shows that adults with ADHD are 5 times more likely to attempt suicide. 1 in 4 women with ADHD have made attempts on their life, while men are more likely to end their life. Accidental death is als
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by tailspin2019 2y ago
This is a really good analysis. I love both of those games but I felt exactly the same way as you. For me they are REALLY addictive, Minecraft is too. In a way that isn’t the same as some console games I play - where it’s easier to step awa
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by tailspin2019 2y ago
This comment made my day.
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…which is somewhat ironic in the context of TV Licensing which trolls the British public en masse with its relentless and unnecessarily aggressive communications.
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by tailspin2019 2y ago
Likely *can’t use those services
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by tailspin2019 2y ago
The mandatory account just to try Arc was always a massive red flag to me - and led to me never trying it. Now I’m glad I didn’t!
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The previous one seemed to. The jury is out on the current one.
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by tailspin2019 2y ago
Last time I contacted them I received a reply ostensibly from a human but which was so obviously LLM generated it was almost funny. It was about an A4 page of text and spent most of it being empathetic to “how frustrating” my issue must be
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by tailspin2019 2y ago
You’re replying to someone who in turn was asking the GP a question about their comment, not about the article.
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by tailspin2019 2y ago
Me too but I only ever do this unintentionally, and it usually corresponds with a delay in the reply from support coming back to me. (Ie I’m now focused on other things or have solved the problem a different way). Whenever I’m conscious eno
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by tailspin2019 2y ago
> Turns out we now have research which shows that people get very attached to the little box they are put in by the DSM and that influences how their symptoms evolve. After being diagnosed with something in the DSM - I experienced this m
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by tailspin2019 2y ago
> My own pet theory As pet theories go - this seems like a pretty good one! Very interesting. > Which is why, so often, the structure of a cult is one NPD leader and a coterie of BPD followers. I've definitely observed this in a
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by tailspin2019 2y ago
Completely agree with all this. It’s getting worse over time too. This sort of thing is frustrating from a company that seems to launch a new product every week. The Zero Trust portal is such a terrible experience to use and has felt very b
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By “impossible to bypass” are you meaning that it provides good security? Or that it makes pen testing harder because you need to be able to temporarily bypass it in order to do your test?
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by tailspin2019 2y ago
That documentary was full of holes.
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by tailspin2019 2y ago
Also a paying customer. I completely agree. They keep doing this, widening their scope constantly while every new product launched seems to get less ongoing attention than the last one.
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by tailspin2019 2y ago
I’m not an expert in this area by any means but it feels like there should be a “motive” angle to this rather just than blanket immunity. The same actions committed by two different presidents could vary hugely in their motive - one might b
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by tailspin2019 2y ago
There’s definitely going to be plenty of work in the area you’re describing, but I think it’s worth going in eyes-open and making sure you’re doing it for the right reason. AI/ML is already becoming rapidly commoditised and the level y
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by tailspin2019 2y ago
In a world of flat featureless screens, I really love the physicality of this. Even the noise it makes. It feels like it communicates a lot more than its raw “pixel” count would suggest.
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by tailspin2019 2y ago
That’s awesome. Looks like the wooden pixels rotate to reflect more or less light to achieve various shades of “grey”. Ingenious!
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by tailspin2019 2y ago
Yeah I can understand that. I'm not passionate about one vs the other. Sometimes I do like a GUI! Keyboard Maestro is great.
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by tailspin2019 2y ago
I really like Keyboard Maestro but I found myself gravitating back to Hammerspoon after a while and just building out a library of scripts for everything I used Keyboard Maestro for (and quite a bit more). For someone using neither of these
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by tailspin2019 2y ago
I’m probably being really slow but I couldn’t really work out what the pictures are actually showing. I see a bunch of yellow cables and some with steel sheathing - I’m not really sure what I’m looking at? Are all those cables laid together
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by tailspin2019 2y ago
Thanks for sharing this, it resonated with me and also provided a bit of hope as I go through a similar journey.

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