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by tapland 4mo ago
There are people churning out 40k word novels daily on AO3, and they get the eyes and feedback that up and coming writers desperately want. Real content is being drowned out and ppl are hurting because of it.
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by tapland 4mo ago
One of my parents tried this to beat a deadline for product packaging. There are now bags being sold marked "Lawn Suits", when it was supposed to be Lawn Topdressing
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by tapland 4mo ago
Exactly, you are supposed to have the know-how of how to answer this and, that too, screens away pesky neurodivergents.
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by tapland 4mo ago
I've been using OBS on wayland, they got captures working really well a few years ago. But for VR stuff I've been going back to X11, and I was just last night trying to finish a screen capture program on wayland (w/ kde plasm
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by tapland 4mo ago
I passed a series of those and since I remembered the questions from a relatives autism diagnosis testing I asked what they do since they are effectively filtering for things like that. HR rep said those applicants should probably go see a
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by tapland 4mo ago
This has nothing to do with the discussion. Do you have a HN poster bot just acting like an annoyed teenager with gripes about everything? 20 day old new account, what happened to the previous ones?
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by tapland 4mo ago
I think it says inspired by HyperRogue
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by tapland 4mo ago
Some just link Israels submission urging channel members to vote for it. Some join and casually but randomly for the channel bring it up "are you guys watching Eurovision this year?" asking what people's favorites are and say
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by tapland 4mo ago
I'm getting spam and harassment from accounts promoting Israels eurovision contestant, on IRC, in 2026. It's every year and probably on all newer socials too.
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by tapland 4mo ago
I like this a lot. I've been fascinated by Suzuki Toshitakas work on mapping bird sounds to syntax and want to experiment in that space too. Ive been assisting at a wild bird rehab but not until I got pet birds (released pet birds that
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by tapland 5mo ago
Skål! Looks like a huge effort-reliever, excited to try it out.
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by tapland 5mo ago
Sigh. The unnoteworthy useless ancient device Noone should talk about that has the features everyone wishes the newer versions had. Yeah, it's the smells wherever you go problem.
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by tapland 5mo ago
Same thing happened while trying to find synonyms to 'dismiss':)
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by tapland 5mo ago
Since the best resource is personal recommendations, got any entry level cheap IEM recommendations? Primarily to avoid even more headphone dent, not an audiophile
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by tapland 5mo ago
Yeah, but I guess harder for the professor to check up on too. It's a course on a specific kind of creative writing so human feedback would be QUITE helpful instead of AI responses about how good parts are.
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by tapland 5mo ago
Taking a distance uni class now to maybe swap away from dev work and my submitted works that are to be reviewed and commented on by other students all come back with AI generated feedback and it's making me go insane. If I needed AI fe
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by tapland 5mo ago
Its absolutely lossy and you'd have to know a lot about each piece to know how big the loss is.
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by tapland 5mo ago
Had a very similar one, I wasn't working frontend but had a dream about a frontend vulnerability that also proved to be true. I dreamed about it, and assume it was because it's the kind of thing that bugs me and while dreaming I h
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by tapland 6mo ago
Blessing/curse that meat is so expensive in Scandinavia that good vegan options actually became competitive. I know meat is dirt cheap in the US =/
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by tapland 6mo ago
The difference might be there in regards to Iran, with it's global market impact. But it's not there in regards to human life or suffering. That was made _very_ clear during the electoral campaign. But now it's _very differen
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by tapland 6mo ago
No-one supports the war now. But Palestine just had to go? It can't be about _war_ or loss of life, and the people caring can get f-ed we don't need your votes. But sure one side is extremely against anything like this but unfortu
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by tapland 6mo ago
I mean. The side voting while knowing they can't stop it that way, the definition of optics, thought this was worth it to not cater to their anti-war voters, no? Both side bad yeah, you seem to think the solution is still to cling to t
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by tapland 6mo ago
Yeah but tons of things are awful. For me I couldn't keep doing things I knew caused immense suffering in other beings, be it humans or animals. (Sourcing things from ethical whatever and reducing consumption in general the last two de
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by tapland 6mo ago
Might want to go back and check on the Dems. It bad > it's the ones I don't vote for is easy to say.
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by tapland 6mo ago
Google Music had my own digitised records, and helped me move away from my physical media. Now I have to find another cd player since something broke in the one I dug out after they removed my shit. This whole ecosystem is rotten
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by tapland 6mo ago
Binding of Isaac runs great via steam/Proton haven't even thought about if its native Linux or not.
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by tapland 7mo ago
Tldr: Yeah it would make it better!
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by tapland 8mo ago
I've had plenty of use for mine, but I wish I had a library of mechanisms that work well that I could put together to build easily. Learning modelling is a huge time sink, learning to make threaded parts, or anything modular to not hav
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by tapland 8mo ago
Is this an AI generated response? Attackers have always been ahead. Its been reality since we've been permanently online
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by tapland 9mo ago
Doesn’t Brave has their own ‘Leo’ AI built in?

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