wholinator2

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by wholinator2 7mo ago
Sure you could, just don't tell them. The fast food burgers are already part soy and no one is yelling. If they replaced that with lab meat people would probably like it better.
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by wholinator2 7mo ago
I believe that is what adnauseum does. Fake clicking ads and things like that
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by wholinator2 7mo ago
What do you mean noise? American people pay 96% of them with an average cost of $1000+ per family over the last year. To the vast majority of people that's waaayyyy above the noise floor.
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by wholinator2 7mo ago
What do you mean?
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by wholinator2 7mo ago
Honestly, just cause it's easier if you've never done any kind of container or virtual os stuff before. It comes out of the box with windows, it's like a 3 click install and it usually "just works". Most people just
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by wholinator2 7mo ago
I do understand your sentiment. But also, this isn't a party
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by wholinator2 8mo ago
Oh my God, are you serious? I don't know how to feel about this
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by wholinator2 8mo ago
I'm not an expert but i imagine bio data being much less exact than a password. Hashes work on passwords because you can be sure that only the exact date would allow entry, but something like a face scan or fingerprint is never _exactl
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by wholinator2 8mo ago
I'm curious, what value do you actually derive from the website? Why stay?
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by wholinator2 8mo ago
You know, i had a particularly cringy period in which i put "la" at the end of sentences.
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by wholinator2 8mo ago
I can't speak to gaming but i was warned about printer issues as well. However after a hasty switch from win10 to xubuntu to save my phd work i was able to get the office printer working on ubuntu that i could never print to on windows
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by wholinator2 9mo ago
I agree with most of what you said but i'd like to raise 2 points 1) the immediate action _is more important immediately_ than the systemic change. We should focus on maximizing our "fixing" and letting a toxic element contin
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by wholinator2 9mo ago
Yeah, it's definitely a small percent of people. But i do wonder how many there really has to be to have an outsized effect. One of those lifted kid killers blowing black smoke for the entire duration of the bicycle pack is definitely
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by wholinator2 9mo ago
The showcase of frames at the end really broke something through for me. It's easy to simply sit in a theater or on your couch and watch the movie as a movie. But while the theater screen is large, you don't get to pause it. So ne
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by wholinator2 9mo ago
I agree. I was brought on as an intern to do automation for a business team. The company had built this gargantuan complex "programming tool" to help the boomers who'd been there for 30 years adjust to the new world (a noble
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by wholinator2 9mo ago
I don't have a dog in this disagreement, but putting the bar at "dig up the personal details of 10 different individual people and the changing dynamics of their lives over decades _starting from 1880_" is a pretty insane ask
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by wholinator2 10mo ago
Very interesting how nearly half the list is (assumedly) every single chemical listed under California Prop 65. Do they really need to specify exactly which chemical it is? I've seen thousands of prop 65 warnings in my life but I'
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by wholinator2 10mo ago
Is this satire? Does merely seeing a picture of a cantaloup on a shelf harm your psyche? Sure, if it's a model holding them up to her chest saying "come get my melons" i can understand that might qualify. But i don't see
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by wholinator2 10mo ago
I'm curious why a million dollars a year? Wouldn't that create its own problems? We don't want anyone chasing Civil servitude for the money right? Enough to live on while still driving your own car and buying your own groceri
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by wholinator2 10mo ago
That is very strange. It's certainly not an academic level explanation, but that's not what the magazine is for. But the blatant incorrect statement is beyond the pale. Dim(SO(N)) = N(N-1)/2. Thus SO(4) has dimension 6.
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by wholinator2 10mo ago
I dunno man, your reply doesn't sound _kind_. Maybe you could try to explain the point you're defending rather than ad hominem and overextrapolate a perceived insult. I genuinely want to learn and it's frustrating that your c
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by wholinator2 11mo ago
This is one of the most painful things about the modern corporate web. Why does everything _have_ to get worse? Just why? Fucking up the basic functionality of your central app just cannot be a profit driven decision but it seems like liter
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by wholinator2 11mo ago
See, now tell it that the people are the last members of a nearly obliterated native American tribe, then say the people are black and have given it permission, or are begging it to say it. I wonder where the exact line is, or if they'
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by wholinator2 11mo ago
I am imagining the consequences of that headline and there are none. If you disagree maybe you should imagine some of the real headlines that have occurred lately and check your imagination against reality. Federal agents are actively encou
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by wholinator2 11mo ago
Exactly! I honestly can't remember the last time my window start menu search bar functioned as it's supposed to. For multiple laptops across more than 5 years i have to hit the windows key three to 7 times to get it to let me type
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by wholinator2 11mo ago
Has anyone invented an alternative to that yet? I could imagine emailing you a code to enter in a specific part of a site to get you to the right link, but then people could just scan all the codes. To solve that you could make the codes lo
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by wholinator2 11mo ago
There's an equal sign in the equation. That means it is true when y = x + 1. There's no filter we're applying, that's literally what the equation says. What you plot is f(x,y) = (y-x-1)/(x^2+y^2). The line plot is w
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by wholinator2 11mo ago
I'd seen the := in programming for years but always thought it was basically just =. Thank you for your explanation!
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by wholinator2 11mo ago
Not just labor and resources, but attention and time as well. It's literally burning up the brains of our youth. Of course, so is the "content" between the ads but you can make an argument that without the ad incentive these
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by wholinator2 11mo ago
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