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by teekert 2mo ago
Hmm, I also only see a skull
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by teekert 2mo ago
... In fact, because te landscape is so dynamic and can sometimes change within 1 to a few generations, having a brain as the primary store for behavior/customs/models/information is super advantageous compared to using DNA,
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by teekert 2mo ago
Another example: [0] Have to say this never would have occurred to me. There are also examples of US people being offended by scenes considered harmless in other cultures, ie the Totoro bathtub scene [1], search for "family bathing sce
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by teekert 2mo ago
For me the 24h is buried... But then I can't change the default mm-dd to my country's default dd-mm, which just keeps throwing me off.
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by teekert 2mo ago
Even worse, my Casio can't even change the default mm-dd to my country's default dd-mm, keeps throwing me off. I used to walk around with a Casio always, I would have welcomed this connectivity, but now I have a Pebble and I like
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by teekert 2mo ago
At this point, without Git commit history (assuming it is a bare code dump), is it still even possible to guarantee it is what Google says it is?
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by teekert 2mo ago
Perhaps not no, please enlighten me, where is my lack of insight? Edit, thanx for the addition. Perhaps my issues with looking at it as "local maxima in high dimensional spaces" (even though we think of minima usually, as in a mar
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by teekert 2mo ago
"I imagine it would be very rare because chance mutations in a single individual that confer extraordinary survival / mating advantage to offset entire population would be rare like being a superman among men." -> This als
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by teekert 2mo ago
Well, what is suboptimal... One would engineer it differently, it makes a weird, seemingly unnecessary, loop around some other tracts. However, being a biologist I can also imagine that if we'd reroute the thing in someone using surger
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by teekert 2mo ago
Yes, but we cannot evolve to have our urinary tracts take a more efficient route (or at least the probability is exceedingly low), even though there would be pressure to do so. (Maybe I'm misunderstanding your point)
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by teekert 2mo ago
I'm a biologist so forgive me the poor wording, but there are "infinitely high" peaks/walls in the evolutionary landscape, as in: "the human urinary system has some evolutionary constraints and anatomical features t
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by teekert 2mo ago
This always comes up, it will probably never happen, makes me sad as well.
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by teekert 2mo ago
I saved al my sons data from this Samsung S10 using their Dex thing after his screen broke. Was really nice. FP6+ would have been a no brainer for me if it had such a feature (would need to work on /e/ though) for some light dev w
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by teekert 2mo ago
I for one would have loved to be able to plug a screen into the phone for a somewhat better experience + peripherals. With the 12 GB RAM though I hope to be able to runs minimal VMs and then rustdesk/VNC into those for work on the phon
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by teekert 2mo ago
Not at running on sustainably produced, repairable hardware ;) (Wish it was though.)
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by teekert 2mo ago
Apple should really be ashamed of itself. But alas, corporations don't have shame, Steve would have been ashamed though.
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by teekert 2mo ago
Or reading comics/watching TV in the 80s?
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by teekert 2mo ago
But it's life-spent on what otherwise? I agree it's better spend creating and socializing, but will it be, if there was no tiktok? I guess socializing, yes.
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by teekert 2mo ago
That's indeed true, I share your concern, and I think most will call 2 hr/day rookie numbers. But there is also youth out there that do things differently. And (most) laws and understanding of the situation are changing for the be
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by teekert 2mo ago
I agree, but if we're being very honest I think the reason is just nostalgia. And I think that you can still find what you're looking for, but it's less in-your-face (as in; it's not a url on altavista.com). We're o
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by teekert 2mo ago
That's what I said, but indeed in a very bad way :)
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by teekert 2mo ago
You mean Gitea [0], a community-driven fork is Forgejo. There was some drama, have to admit is still don't really understand it (ask an llm I'd say). Codeberg [2] uses Forgejo and offers it as a hosted service. [0] https:/&#
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by teekert 2mo ago
Tailscale also protects against login attempts.
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by teekert 2mo ago
The post says this is all part of gzip and LLMs, what are you saying? I’ve been using gzip my entire life. I read between the lines “this is common knowledge” throughout the piece. Throwing in some names and dates only makes this super clea
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by teekert 2mo ago
It’s my experience that I should over-estimate what I know otherwise I miss out on assignments that take me about 1-2 focused days of studying to get to sufficient level. Ie I was once perfect for a project except for point 7 out of 10 whic
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by teekert 3mo ago
I guess it’s not really the millionaires who will feel such a tax, but the swathe of wealth and interests managing people around such a person will each individually hate this and that is the reason this is not materializing more often? (Ju
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by teekert 3mo ago
They didn’t get blocked by the US government so they needed some other “we are the superior AI story” ASAP.
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by teekert 3mo ago
I am in too many MS365 orgs. Firefox containers are the best solution to manage this, but, I simply have too many issues with Teams (especially with Teams org switching, sometimes needed when someone invites your org account into another) a
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by teekert 3mo ago
IMHO they both went a bit too far. Used to love Twit (with JCD), used to love NoAgenda (when they were still relatively politically neutral), I guess it mirrors a bit what happened to their country. RIP BuzzKill.
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by teekert 3mo ago
Uhm TIL…

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