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721.
by vasco 10mo ago
Not atypical enough for Gemini is my point. Also its one of the most common hand written document types in existance since at the time almost nobody other than the local priest knew how to write and birth and marriage certificates were prob
722.
by vasco 10mo ago
It's tough but my dad is quite good at it. He has books of common abbreviations and agglutinations from different centuries. After you get used to it it's faster and very fun. We were mind blown how good Gemini was at it.
723.
by vasco 10mo ago
Gave it a birth registry from a Portuguese locality from 1755 which my dad and I often decipher to figure out geneology and it did a terrible job. Regular Gemini Thinking can actually get 70-80% of the documents correct except lots of mista
724.
by vasco 10mo ago
You wouldn't and you shouldn't. You should copy. It's what I would've done also. It's just what it is.
725.
by vasco 10mo ago
I never said that, or that there's something wrong with copying. I just said the sentence implies copying. Which it does. And in fact this meme Chinese only copy is crap as I point out in my last paragraph. Over the centuries the Chine
726.
by vasco 10mo ago
> since it wasn’t made by God, we can definitely make it ourselves. This implies copying what someone else did. Rather than inventing something new. I know it's not what you meant but if it wasn't made by God it's because
727.
by vasco 11mo ago
People really believe this. And also if you mention other disabilities that affect a similar ratio to the one they care about, ie 0.16% of people, they'll say it's too expensive and doesn't affect enough people. Like what if
728.
by vasco 11mo ago
Yes but it's stupid to force them to do it. If the state wants to demand this the state can pay for it. To hide free knowledge just because of a few specific pet disabilities... The content is also not accessible to someone with seriou
729.
by vasco 11mo ago
> Some people react to negative externalities or internal struggles differently than others. > But I entirely doubt that OP has experienced enough suffering to know what Bourdain has been through, in order to make such a callous rema
730.
by vasco 11mo ago
That's different, they do that also, but sometimes for the plot one couple intentionally mess those plans because the love is just too big.
731.
by vasco 11mo ago
I hope you've read every diff to every Linux kernel you've ever deployed... There's LOADS of code you've deployed I can bet a large amount of money you never read. So clearly there's solutions that solve the problem
732.
by vasco 11mo ago
And sometimes they just don't do better as a plot point, staying together an extra week after finding out they are not the one because of the intensity of their love (they met 4 days before)
733.
by vasco 11mo ago
Don't all of them do that? I've had many Kindles over the years that all do that. You can probably get a cheap second hand one too
734.
by vasco 11mo ago
Why wouldn't they? It isn't that you need to, just that obviously you would. You engage with the extension owners by sending an email from a director of a data company instead of as a captain of some military operation. The hit ra
735.
by vasco 11mo ago
What no appetite? I just don't like your solution. The industry needs an answer to this problem stat, and it can't be "just read the code before".
736.
by vasco 11mo ago
They can't do that. Maybe they can launch new versions later where they lock it down, but then we will just use something else.
737.
by vasco 11mo ago
Same story on this side and same feelings. It doesn't matter to the mob, the perception is all. Who cares that there's a website which is not open source, you don't buy an arduino for the website. You buy it because it's
738.
by vasco 11mo ago
Agree completely and I was writing arduino libraries almost 20 years ago
739.
by vasco 11mo ago
You do not know what someone else suffers, how can that not be clear to you. Some can suffer 10x what others can without considering suicide once. So no, they haven't "clearly" suffered less, Anthony could simply be a pussy,
740.
by vasco 11mo ago
They can't explain, it's just victim blaming. The market currently doesn’t have a proper solution to this. Everyone works with these package managers, I bet the commenter also has installed pip or npm packages without reading its
741.
by vasco 11mo ago
It adds up when you run several dozens, they run a whole ring of spam - http://www.abinternet.es - https://www.actualidadblog.com/
742.
by vasco 11mo ago
People who abandon their kids don't really have anything to teach you. There's isn't much worse you can do. But in this case Anthony did that also: > Anthony Bourdain paid a $380,000 settlement to actor Jimmy Bennett in 20
743.
by vasco 11mo ago
This is the no true scottsman fallacy of mental health. Oh my god if only you knew how worse it can get. Like you have no comparison, maybe what makes you despair and consider suicide won't make anyone else even budge. The same way you
744.
by vasco 11mo ago
He also covered up his girlfriend's abuse of underage people by paying to silence them and protected her to the end when he knew she was guilty. The shame of doing this got to him instead of setting the record straight also. Very mixed
745.
by vasco 11mo ago
Be more curious and things will be more curious to you.
746.
by vasco 11mo ago
The guys at palantir really took this to heart
747.
by vasco 11mo ago
What's ethnic food?
748.
by vasco 11mo ago
Take that idea of buttons and knobs and just replace it with another ipad. Make it revolutionary, put the ipad in the middle of the steering wheel, boom.
749.
by vasco 11mo ago
You can compare anything. Being outraged at comparisons is the most basic reply to anything. You thinking something isn't comparable to something else is in itself a comparison. At least make an argument.
750.
by vasco 11mo ago
When ever in the history of the world were humans not exploited by other humans, in much worse ways than now? I'd rather be google's data source for ads than be someones actual slave for example. Also I don't really like thes

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