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Madoff was sentenced when he was 71, so I doubt they spent much time considering the difference between 20 years and life.
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It is actually quite easy to find food and be alive without money. This “rent” thing sounds suspicious, you do you I guess.
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We have electricity, plumbing, literacy, low hookworm rates, and rapidly declining human fellowship, companionship and participation. Strange times indeed.
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The point is about a snowballing larger societal collapse, led by the US and UK. (But it will reach everywhere eventually.) If you and your friends are rich and dull enough, you can ostrich-hole it for a while yet. If you want to see the ca
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4y ago
Why was the Oculus Go considered a failure?
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My intuition is that the non-sugar components of honey are responsible.
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4y ago
As far as friction, I would like to see email 2FA if they deem SMS 2FA sufficiently secure. But really, there should be a way to recover your account if you “lose” everything except what’s stored in your head.
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4y ago
Interesting, though that seems to be talking about “ethical” vs “sketchy” behavior, which is not quite the same as Effective Altruism principles. I too am interested if anyone has a source that quotes SBF saying that his EA involvement was
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Any best practices for holes in the ground? I can imagine that metal detectors and various animals change the threat model, but I suspect there are also unknown unknowns at play here.
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The letterhead: "Ofcom: making communications work for everyone " is pretty priceless here.
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It sounds like you have someone in your life who is telling you to do things that you don’t want to do, and for some reason you’re listening to them. Sounds pretty demotivating.
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There's a huge genre of computer-only card games now, many of which implement these kind of "card evolution" mechanics. If you're into this sort of thing, I highly recommend checking out Inscryption, it has some really f
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Right, it's conflating development stage with a value judgement thereon. Someone else might acknowledge that increased complexity is typically an indicator of a later development stage, while preferring or finding moral goodness in an
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Article says: >Neither the developer nor user appears to have access to any facility to adjust run-time policy Which is false, there is an API for this: https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation&
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(2016)
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Children are scared of death. Adults try to avoid death. The wise embrace death.
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For "general" news, Reuters. They explicitly separate "views" from factual reporting, so, in general, you can expect factual reports, and you can draw your own conclusions.
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4y ago
A single highly opinionated founder is great until it turns out that your opinions differ even slightly. I’ve been enjoying Codeberg as a GitHub/GitLab alternative.
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4y ago
>and write code accordingly That is exactly the point — now you have to write code, not use a graphical editor.
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4y ago
Relying on a SaaS today is not too bright.
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4y ago
Ok, how about "scrollable page" as the underlying mental model?
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https://lexica.art/ has given me some great plug-and-play prompts.
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It's tricky to do GUI editing when your design is expected to be responsive to different aspect ratios, input methods, and screen sizes. :(
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4y ago
There are plenty of data sequences that people create for their own reasons, and then intentionally give away. I would have no problem if all other data sequences were no longer created.
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Bus factor: 1?
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To be fair, they don't exactly make it low-friction to become a member: > Membership fees are debited by means of SEPA direct debit. Please email to contact@codeberg.org for other transfer methods.
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It's part of a model update loop. If this theory is factual, are there any parts of your world/self-model that would be in conflict, and need updating to be more accurate? After updating your model, are there any other parts of yo
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At the end of the day, the goal is to enjoy a data sequence that exists in the world. If someone thinks that they can “own” a data sequence on the internet, and labored to produce it based on that belief, that’s unfortunate.
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Screen brightness all the way down. iStat Menus has a thing where you can put the current power draw in watts in the menu bar, and it's easy to run at 4-5W with an M1 Pro while just surfing and text editing. With just a couple spikes f
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>I've always wondered what the Iron Solution to Bureaucracy looks like. Open Source? Specifically, removing the power to coerce.
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