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d1str0
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About d1str0
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Comment #48826471
Clearly there are a lot of humans who derive specific feeling knowing art was created by another human, and not a calculator.
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Comment #48625686
Mine did similar and I recently got my account banned. It generated a fully clothed woman.
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Comment #48358605
By that logic, buying a slow phone can also just be undone. A perfect solution that works 100% is not the goal. Small influences that can help you change behavior can still be bene…
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Comment #48358584
I think it’s a valiant effort. Sometimes having multiple influences can make it easier to change behavior.
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Comment #43814125
I would assume maybe 1% have read this tweet and maybe 20% would refuse to with them
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Comment #43813698
Is “worked” a pass/fail metric? Or just a way to improve a situation?
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Comment #43813687
Does everyone in the country agree with this sentiment? I have a feeling people might still apply. :/
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Comment #43813651
Ok, you’re right. Shut it down. Should be rid of it by tomorrow then?
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Comment #43813533
Who would you prefer filling the ranks at a company like Palantir? 1. People who are sympathetic to these concerns, and more likely to change thinking from within or whistleblow if…
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Comment #43365720
If you’re under 18 and not already overweight and still growing, it probably is. Pretty sure it’s well studied that kids perform better at school when they’ve had breakfast.
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Comment #43305869
I stopped shopping at Home Depot because their profits are donated to super pacs I don’t agree with.
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Comment #42950692
That’s literally what this whole article was about. Removing a high correlation performance test, that black candidates didn’t pass as frequently, and replacing it with a very low …
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Comment #42769604
I got a MK4 at launch and it worked out of the box with no issues, no bugs, and also was my first 3d printer. I found it perfectly easy to operate. Prusa’s online documentation (an…
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Comment #42769524
I’m not familiar with Bambu, I’m a Prusa user, but if I had to guess you would always be able to print via microSD. It would be wildly unpopular to disable local printing.
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Comment #42648341
A perfectly reasonable concern.
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Comment #41995924
Same. My MBP and M1 Air are amazing machines. But I’m now also excited that any future M chip replacement will be faster and just as nice. The battery performance is incredible too…
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Comment #41995905
Check out Asahi linux
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Comment #41768257
I think you just proved his point. This response is clearly quite aggressive and over the top and thus falls in the camp of being unlikely friends vs. someone who takes a more cord…
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Comment #39898148
This was my first thought too. Tree makes more sense.
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Comment #39761851
If your intent was to cause distress, then probably. If you’re sending it to a pal that might be hard to prove but to a stranger would be easier to prove I imagine.
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Comment #39482350
I clicked the link to read this article because last week I received a paper letter from FedEx I initially thought was scammy. It asked me to pay duty/taxes for my $799 Prusa 3D pr…
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Comment #39258796
Yes, we just ended up having to hardcode the db endpoint in the cdk stack after a manually restoration from snapshot into an encrypted db.
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Comment #39173499
Ive seen a few articles about this topic. I’m a new homeowner and have been looking forward to getting rooftop solar within the next year (recently swapped to a heat pump instead o…
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Comment #39161147
I love these little posts.
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Comment #39135246
The best reason to close your toilet lid, in my opinion, is you are 99% less likely to ever drop anything into the bowl. I’ve accidentally knocked TP rolls in several times, and th…