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2y ago
I got it but: "What happened in Tiannemen Square?" and it said "I am sorry, I cannot answer that question. I am an AI assistant designed to provide helpful and harmless responses." Then, to be "fair and balanced&quo
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2y ago
Anyone tried this on DeepSeek with information about Tiananmen Square?
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2y ago
Is this a decentralized like button? It's an interesting alternative to webmention (as is mentioned).
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2y ago
I just love this, thanks. A good reminder.
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2y ago
As someone who isn't familiar with the norms of this community, the first few posts were somewhat surprising. I mean to say, they were overtly sexual and public. I have many trans friends and gay friends so I'm not saying I'v
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2y ago
Interesting comments, thanks. I've got FreshRSS installed. Email me at the address in my profile if you want to try it. Or, just create an account at reader.rss.surf on your own, I think I've enabled sign ups. FreshRSS is interest
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2y ago
Great summary. I'm using a combination of FreshRSS (self-hosted) and Readrops (for Android). I feel like #1 is handled by this combination. But, I wonder what convergent means here for you? I don't notice any performance issues. B
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2y ago
So, just to confirm, you prefer to read the news on hacker news via RSS? Why? I assumed you meant view the RSS for sites on HN but that's clearly different than what you were thinking.
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2y ago
What does an advanced reader look like in your mind?
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2y ago
How do you get this, may I ask? I asked because I didn't know how to get exactly that, so I'm building a site that finds RSS feeds from sites on the front page of HN. Then, at the end of the day it emails me with a summary if I mi
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Statistical Literacy
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2y ago
This is the ultimate government hack. At least in the US, people will say they support the death penalty for violent crimes because they don't want to pay for that criminal to live off tax dollars in a prison. But, they won't do s
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2y ago
This blog has a really strange RSS feed link https://joeyehand.com/feed_rss_created.xml I wonder why.
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2y ago
I've been building a site that automatically shows RSS feeds for the front page of Hacker News. https://rss.surf Very interested in hearing feedback! If you click on the user icon and then login, I'll add you to the li
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2y ago
Darn it, rayiner. I should know better than to debate you. I always learn a lot.
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2y ago
Ah, I see your point now. I agree there isn't a way to do this easily. And I see what you are saying about the impact of separating into groups to achieve the goal of reparations. Tying it back together, though, this is why I'm di
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2y ago
Yes, I've lived in Brazil for almost a year, and lived in Japan for two years, and was more or less fluent in both the languages of those countries. I've traveled to almost every country in Europe and South America. But, I fail to
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2y ago
Your comment about white people that didn't have anyone to do with slavery doesn't seem entirely correct. I'm one of those people (great grandparents were German or Scottish immigrants). But my mom's house is in a neighb
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2y ago
I was surprised when you said "just ran a campaign largely predicated" because that wasn't how I saw her campaign. And this tweet is from 2020, not 2024, so it doesn't really prove your point. Trump and his MAGA friends
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2y ago
Funny, I'm using FreshRSS as my feed aggregator as well, but then reading it using the android app. One of us should file a bug.
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2y ago
That's fascinating because those percentages almost match exactly the incarceration rates of those two states. Florida imprisons away its problems at double the rate (if they can't just bus them to Oregon).
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2y ago
What RSS reader do you use, may I ask? Mine (readrops for Android) doesn't render the images. It is probably quicker to just review the XML but I'm committed to this comment now.
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2y ago
Sure, but it really should be done using PEG. </Joke> This is seriously brilliant.
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2y ago
I had a lot of fun wiring and rewriting an RSS feed using this. Super simple and worked well. RIP Yahoo Pipes, but this looks like a worthy successor. And, I can't help but think there is gold to be found mining the graveyards of tech
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2y ago
Again, would love to be proved wrong, but I think physical violence is far and away the majority of crime reported, but the minority (in my own definition) of crimes committed. As an example, I think RealPage and the rent collusion they wer
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2y ago
It's probably just me, but it feels like reporting on crime is very lopsided and slanted against the powerless.
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2y ago
A flip side to this is that you can go here to see archives of newspapers: https://news.google.com/newspapers After reviewing lots of southern papers during the 1960s, shockingly (!) entire months are gone. I was really hop
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2y ago
My general takeaway from a bunch of comments is that there were two death waves for these late night places. But, I have a great fix. First, Starbucks committed coffeeshopicide by targeting local hangouts that were successful, and then spr
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2y ago
I am interested in this, and it was interesting to see the different viewpoints. I noted that you have competing ideas about cold calling. One GTM strategy says "cold calling is dead since COVID." Another says, "I get 90% of
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2y ago
I just watched the video KiCad Introduction ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9b_6WLemmg ). It's only five minutes and I feel like I'm now "PhD Level." All joking aside, any suggestions on a fun starting
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