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About dugidugout
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Comment #48510330
Were you not "[being] cute" yourself? I don't like it, but they did have to goad you into giving some substance.
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Comment #48377186
What point are you making here? The author of the review doesn't seem to be affiliated with any keyboard. Are you suggesting the distributor of the MoErgo Glove80 provided the auth…
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Comment #48363776
Regarding guns and chat bots. You've said as much and the origin of the discussion says as much. Where does anyone suggest they are referring to use of LLMs in military deployments…
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Comment #48363580
> a chat bot We are clearly not discussing deployments in military campaigns.The suit in question is specifically regarding "ChatGPT" used conversationally.
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Comment #48316600
> The store obviously has an obligation to hand over either money or the goods, but it's not clear that obligation is transient to anyone that ends up with the goods. It is extreme…
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Comment #48314977
This line is basically the review in miniature. In answering whether Nguyen's argument holds, Runciman decides Nguyen isn't talented enough to be worth judging, then judges him any…
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Comment #48312383
Being that can be understood is language. The previous commenter is making an particular argument for how we can improve this understanding. They didn't suggest we should use less …
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Comment #48287111
I believe it was emergent from FPS gaming culture, particularly following the popularity of Apex Legends. In Apex Legends you have an energy shield which serves as a buffer of hit …
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Comment #48227072
What did you find slightly imprecise?
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Comment #48150145
Why not link the study?
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Comment #48122819
Drama is the moment a person discovers their most private feelings are not private at all, but historical forces passing through them.
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Comment #48100132
Hopefully the capital owners care to tell the difference.
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Comment #48066618
I personally could not stomach the clocktower. I may just be bad at platforming, but the stage felt jarringly frustrating compared to the pleasant frustration I was having with the…
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Comment #48055951
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Comment #47893995
This is what I suggest too, what a good way of putting it! Some people have very funny ways at looking at the most mundane context in my mind. It would be a shame if I didnt spend …
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Comment #47879028
I don't mean to detract from your point, but regarding your footnote, you seemingly have. Unless it is in your writing style to make direct asides about how one may infer your mess…
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Comment #47869931
It does poorly on creative concepts as well. I attempted to explore the works of Kinoko Nasu/TYPE-MOON through its characters and the relationships across works and it was mostly n…
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Comment #47866945
This was a very depressing read.
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Comment #47840186
In your frame, why would you be so quick to cut theatrics? Or is this what the kids are calling "jester-maxxing"
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Comment #47810877
There are many ways to interpret this, yes. I only mean to disrupt the framing you keep asserting of good and bad faith, I'm still not sure I understand what you are getting at. No…
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Comment #47808574
> But for the other 95% of people, being able to just say "ok can you make it look more modern" and have 4 variants in 5 mins, (like me) Figma will lose users like me. Perhaps this…
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Comment #47798777
For the tech bros, the tokens are the actions and the prompts are the words.
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Comment #47769102
And I'll go one better, you haven't said anything here at all, you've just left a representation of what you understand to be saying.
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Comment #47768479
I think there is some truth here, but implementation is just very messy in any case. Look at NixOS for an example of the insane amount of time a democratic structure demands on a p…
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Comment #47720411
No this was much more substantial and I quite enjoyed it, I was thinking along these lines when offering the comparison, but you have a flowery way to put it. That is to say, this …