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by ttctciyf 1y ago
> filter out AI generated sites in the web results If only!
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by ttctciyf 1y ago
> is the AI avoidance thing very effective? Yes, it's just a way of going directly to google's "web" search instead of "all" so you don't get the AI summary and half a screen of assorted guff before the
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by ttctciyf 1y ago
I see tbs=li:1 activates "verbatim". Duly applied, with thanks :)
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by ttctciyf 1y ago
> This has always been possible. No. Starting 2-3 years you had to go through about:config to do this, such as detailed at https://www.reddit.com/r/FirefoxCSS/comments/qqkw5x/enabling... and https:&#
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by ttctciyf 1y ago
> Are these two meanings of "undecidable" related I can't claim to answer this, but you might like to look at A Relatively Small Turing Machine Whose Behavior Is Independent of Set Theory [0] which (amongst other interest
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by ttctciyf 1y ago
Trump is rapidly shaping up as the greatest unsolved problem of the current era. I don't think TFA has the answer though; nothing concrete is proposed. Coping strategies like "keep the faith" and "gray rocking" may
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by ttctciyf 1y ago
https://archive.ph/i6ZtJ
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by ttctciyf 1y ago
> seriously, if a malicious saboteur was running things, what would the differences be? Less obvious corruption.
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by ttctciyf 1y ago
> So this is my presentation software. It's 25 lines of code. Microsoft Powerpoint is maybe 20 million lines of code; you don't need it. The speaker then spontaneously decides to demonstrate programming under this paradigm: &gt
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by ttctciyf 1y ago
The author notes: > since around 1962, publishers have abandoned the side-by-side layout of opposing categories which Roget insisted on as a visual representation of the opposing ideas illustrated by the original's side-by-side entr
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by ttctciyf 1y ago
hammer - keyboard = hammerhead Makes no sense, admittedly! - dulcimer and - zither are both in firmly in .*gun.* territory it seems..
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by ttctciyf 1y ago
Open source. Ublock Origin & NoScript equivalence built in. "Reader mode" like Firefox reader view but traversing links doesn't reset you back to non-reader view. An extensibility framework of some kind.
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by ttctciyf 1y ago
> it's not propagated to other browsers signed into the same account, it explicitly says that in the settings page Yeah, you are absolutely right & I misremembered - forgot I copied over my browser profile. It is definitely a pe
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by ttctciyf 1y ago
It's been permanent for me the last couple of years or so. Is it because I'm signed in to youtube, maybe? The setting propagates to other browsers signed in to the same account, I think.
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by ttctciyf 1y ago
Does this not work for you? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43854588
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by ttctciyf 1y ago
> I find the autoplay so annoying Me too! So I turned them all off: Youtube Settings -> Playback and performance -> Browsing -> video previews (off) Kind of forgot how horrible they were until I saw your comment.
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by ttctciyf 1y ago
> in the second case we both know the only likely completion. You two may, but I don't. 'Decades'? 'Months'? 'Wives'? 'Jobs'? 'Conservative PMs'?
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by ttctciyf 1y ago
As with randomly generated CA, I think the most interesting are the ones that exhibit some large scale characteristic which persists while micro states continue to evolve unpredictably, as for example: https://maximecb.github.io&
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by ttctciyf 2y ago
If I was habitually asking some llm for nuggets of information I'd have to use web search to verify it in any case. But in fact I overwhelmingly use search over llm because it's an order of magnitude quicker (I also have google se
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by ttctciyf 2y ago
"Focuses on" does not mean "exclusively undertakes". Hence "I focus on enjoying life more than chasing money" does not imply "I don't do anything for money". It does not preclude me from engaging
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by ttctciyf 2y ago
I think the lack of signal from the electorate does represent an entropic state and is likely because available information channels are saturated with noise.
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by ttctciyf 2y ago
Maybe something to stop it succeeding at requests like "hack into some power stations and blackout city X" ?
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by ttctciyf 2y ago
Might want to add a disclaimer in view of https://corporatewatch.org/ ("Corporate-critical news and research since 1996")
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by ttctciyf 2y ago
Though I fully approve the posted link, I do something similar in a different way; maybe it will work for you: 0. use firefox and ublock origin to take care of the ads 1. (re)enable custom search urls[0] 2. add https://www.google
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Gödel's Loophole(en.wikipedia.org)
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by ttctciyf 2y ago
> It's completely oxymoronic. Post modernism is about rejecting grand narratives, and marxism is _all_ grand narrative For some straight talk and level-headed mythbusting on this and other common misconceptions, A Postmodernism FAQ
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by ttctciyf 2y ago
From the comments: > Sabine says: > November 12, 2024 at 12:35 am > Well played, Peter, certainly got me to click. > [...] Pretty sure I've seen her comment on there before in friendly fashion when she is referenced. (Yes,
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by ttctciyf 2y ago
Oops! Make that "though you wouldn't know it from hastily skimming TFA and a quick ctl-F on the wrong term in a misguided attempt to confirm your existing bias" then. Mea culpa! Hallucinations has quite a bit of info on Sac
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by ttctciyf 2y ago
> The contrast in Sacks's hobbies Though you wouldn't know if from TFA, Sacks was also a life-long enthusiast of mind-altering substances[0]. His 2012 Hallucinations [1] inquires into the etiology and social and phenomenal asp
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by ttctciyf 2y ago
Right on. Contrast the BBC's take: First American wins World Conker Championships [0], which focuses on the winner's family's pride, the "lovely little village" where the tournament was held, the American visitor t

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