wussboy

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by wussboy 3y ago
Another AI to understand it and we can remove humans completely from the loop.
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by wussboy 3y ago
Sounds like a business opportunity.
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by wussboy 3y ago
Give it time.
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by wussboy 3y ago
Replace "haircut" with "cancer" and then go apply for health insurance.
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by wussboy 3y ago
I occasionally post things that I know will be downvoted to remind myself the votes don't matter. Ironically, when I do want to say something mildly controversial but I want it to be taken seriously, I just add "I know this will b
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by wussboy 3y ago
And every time you think of reaching for it, think “what evolutionary desire was I about to short circuit, and what important aspect of being a human does that circumvent?”
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by wussboy 3y ago
"Never invite just one baptist to go fishing with you or he'll drink all your beer." Related?
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by wussboy 3y ago
Agreed. My own personal trajectory was 1. raised without Internet 2. discovered internet and thought it would transform the world for good 3. discovered mobile devices and thought they would transform the world for good 4. discovered social
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by wussboy 3y ago
> VR is stuck because the headgear remains clunky It could be stuck for more than one reason. I would find VR repugnant even if it were as easy to wear as a contact lens.
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by wussboy 3y ago
Those calls to violence don’t write themselves!
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by wussboy 3y ago
Having headphones in cuts you off from a wealth of experience around you, and having your phone on you connects you to the internet in a thousand different ways that cuts you off from where you are physically. As a dog-owner who has walked
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by wussboy 3y ago
It was all the "Remember that wonderful bit of lore that I hinted at in the first book? Well, actually it was the opposite of that."
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by wussboy 3y ago
I've never read a series that I loved so much and then hated so much. Some of the books and the world-building are just awe-inspiring.
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by wussboy 3y ago
Sigh.
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by wussboy 3y ago
But I still want to know what sort of a ballpark I’ll getting in to. Is it $1/month per user? Or $100? Hiding all prices behind “contact us” makes window shopping expensive to me and I’ll likely just move along.
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by wussboy 3y ago
Shouldn’t the sellers should be looking for what the buyers want?
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by wussboy 3y ago
As a committed number pad user for years, the solution you've used (and that I have used) has done away with my need for a discreet number pad altogether. I have one layer that turns the right side into a number pad, and another layer
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by wussboy 3y ago
I love this. I've spent countless hours and hundreds of dollars pursuing an "Ortholinear Ms Natural 4000 with Cherry MX Blues". Custom laser cut outs. Hand wire wrapped. Custom firmware. It was tons of fun. But at the end of
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by wussboy 3y ago
...and would have a moral responsibility...
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by wussboy 3y ago
BANG
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by wussboy 3y ago
It wasn’t obvious to me.
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by wussboy 3y ago
Rabbit season!
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by wussboy 3y ago
The only reason the far-right exists as a thing in our present age, the only reason that you blame them for being the problem, the only reason you put yourself into that box and blame them is because of social media.
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by wussboy 3y ago
It's okay to have morals and to talk about them.
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by wussboy 3y ago
If it isn't my old friend, Willie McGreg. With a leg for an arm and an arm for a leg!
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by wussboy 3y ago
Why? How would you know?
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by wussboy 3y ago
> On one side, we are born, maybe reproduce, then we die I think you could probably back that one up earlier than "100 years ago".
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by wussboy 3y ago
You know you don't need to use the gaps, right?
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by wussboy 3y ago
That is curious, since price is the first thing many people look for. You’d think it would be displayed prominently. The fact it’s not almost makes one wonder if there is something untoward happening.
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by wussboy 3y ago
"This legislation is not perfect, therefore all legislation is useless."

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