zetsurin

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by zetsurin 3y ago
Based on 2160p movies i've seen around the very largest max out at around 100, and 40 is more common, so this seems wrong.
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by zetsurin 3y ago
Oh cool, I find cilantro to taste bad! Stevia less so, but I don't like it. Is Aspartame the same (I also find it to have an aftertaste)?
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by zetsurin 3y ago
My understanding is that regular human speech is generally this way.
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by zetsurin 3y ago
Totally anecdotal, just tonight i saw a video my child was watching with generated images. At first i thought, I've seen that face in generated images, i think, then we looked a little closer, and noticed obvious mistakes (extra or wei
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by zetsurin 3y ago
I wonder about this -- as I've been gently encouraged to not use "lame" (I was using it to mean poorly made, crappy, shitty). The argument at the time iirc was "it used to mean disabled so we shouldn't use it to mea
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by zetsurin 3y ago
I also run this, and it's pretty worth it, but 40$ discounts the time, and makes it sound like the perfect solution. While it is good, it isn't perfect.
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by zetsurin 3y ago
> I know people who work more "average" service jobs and they make substantially less than engineers do and that's something that's made me pretty uneasy over the past few years. The societal value of generative AI is
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by zetsurin 3y ago
guessing the implication is that america doesn't sue it's own
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by zetsurin 3y ago
it's a drop in replacement, I find it subjectively better than vim. Is there a reason not to switch for local tasks?
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by zetsurin 3y ago
According to this it's inevitable: https://pluralistic.net/2023/01/21/potemkin-ai/#hey-guys
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by zetsurin 3y ago
It's not surprising to me at all, there's very little to friction to continue to use the thing you use every day for a new task. I completely agree with you, it has a high risk associated with it, and you really shouldn't do
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by zetsurin 3y ago
I'm in eastern Canada, with the exception of August, it was unseasonably hot in Ontario and Nova Scotia.
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by zetsurin 3y ago
I'm not disagreeing with your conclusions... >And yet it is the largest economy that is objectively slowing its share of contributed emissions. These largest economy's also contributed the most over their history, which seems r
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by zetsurin 3y ago
I think Sundara HifiMan might be over your price range, but these are my current favourite headphones, some internet person who knows more about audio than me [recommended them]( https://old.reddit.com/r/bapcsalescanada&
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by zetsurin 3y ago
>The alt-right pipeline has been found to begin with the intellectual dark web community, which is made up of internet personalities that are unified by an opposition to identity politics and political correctness, such as Joe Rogan, Ben
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by zetsurin 4y ago
>“A good actor does more than just read the story. They imbue it with core emotions and bring out the subtext, elevating the written words with empathy and nuance,” Rachel says. So true! “We bring the human lived experience to each story
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by zetsurin 4y ago
>to me your personal situation should have ZERO bearing on your job I can't see for humans ever being the case. People have life events that change their productivity: depression, marriage, death, children, personal interests. I com
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by zetsurin 4y ago
then pillorying the insurers with bad press >"When the McNaughtons first learned of Opperman’s inaccurate report of the phone call with Loftus, it unnerved them. They started to question if their case would be fairly reviewed."
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by zetsurin 4y ago
Having dabbled in this a bit myself (using small dsl's to solve specific problems), some problems that immediately occur to me: - more difficulty on boarding - more difficulty adding new features - more challenges with best practices
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by zetsurin 4y ago
I mean their prevention implementation could just be lazy too
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by zetsurin 4y ago
>Taylor Swift sold out 2M tickets. I don't care what the time frame that was in, that's a boat load of traffic. Think not of the 2M they sold, think of how many were not sold. Shopify did 3.1M sales per min last year during pee
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by zetsurin 4y ago
Is this true? I couldn't find anything on wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tyler_Cowen .. Did fine this https://littlesis.org/person/41539-Tyler_Cowen
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by zetsurin 4y ago
I guess most people who knew where top hatting came from left: [top hatting]( https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=top%20hattin... )
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by zetsurin 4y ago
I talked to them, IMO they weren't really 4 day work week
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by zetsurin 5y ago
>By themselves, ads aren't the real problem no need to be exclusive, both can be a problem.
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by zetsurin 5y ago
Given the context, it probably took the poster very little time to implement that fix, without digging into ldapsearch. With massive speedup, for their likely smallish ldap install. Seems like not a bad call at all.
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by zetsurin 5y ago
I never had your problem, so this might not work well for you, but maybe it will: Write everything you spend money on down in a single place before you buy it. If you buy a book and pen to do this they can be your first entry. Creating an a
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by zetsurin 5y ago
Wouldn't mind knowing what versions you were using/how long ago this was. We haven't seen anything like this in > 3 years. Possible a barely supported plugin caused issues?
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by zetsurin 5y ago
>Oh, you want 18 months of non-compete? Is this even enforceable? Maybe if your C level, and they pay you while you wait.
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by zetsurin 5y ago
>if every individual had a bunch of free money and decided to not work It would be predicated on the amount wouldn't it? Presumably 65M distributed equally among the people of the state wouldn't be enough for everyone to stop w

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