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Comment #49245996
Curiousity is characterized by the pursuit for the answer, not the ability or speed to find the answer. You can still be curious without a google search bar, and I often find those…
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Comment #49209963
I think this has to do with the fact that the public has caught on to greenwashing. One example that sticks out in my head is the "save a tree use a plastic bag" thing. I think the…
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Comment #48794252
Some commenters here talking about anxiety, but I think the bigger cause, which many people don't know, is that THC significantly increases your heart rate despite it's usual chara…
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Comment #48648588
The Les Girls sign has stood at the same place basically unchanged until a few months ago, iconic. I remember when I first came across these videos I was living in an area of the c…
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Comment #47487812
Throughout this diatribe I think you had multiple opportunities to see the value of human life. That you didn't, makes me think you actually don't value your own life and while tha…
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Comment #47378740
> At least it is a lot more realistic than silly 3D animation approach used in many previous movies (e.g. "hacking the Gibson" on Hackers, or the much worse portrayals on Swordfish…
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Comment #47289466
This idea of LLMs a vehicle of midlife crisis is fascinating. I'm not sure if it's just about "throwing the fastball" though. Most of the usual midlife crisis things are a rejectio…
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Comment #47117277
This identity politics/virtue signaling seems off topic. > I havent used Loops I think the worst repercussion of consuming short form content is that it gives the _consumer_ a fals…
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Comment #47114071
I would have thought someone of such extensive life experience would be more comfortable with the uncovering of an unknown than to characterize it as "driving division and strife".…
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Comment #47113859
Does asking rhetorical questions count as effective argumentation? If I do enough sealioning will my unsupported thesis be belived? What about imposing my modern perspective into a…
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Comment #47091119
Nope, the term comes from bitkeeper which does refer to master/slave. See this email for some references: https://mail.gnome.org/archives/desktop-devel-list/2019-May/...
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Comment #47042449
I wonder what was happening 6 years ago that gave him a chance to develop and explore the hobby.
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Comment #46836287
Wow you're so right, you did such a good job asking computer mommy to confirm your priors! But actually, that's not the goal here. AI, at least the kind of products that need dedic…
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Comment #46693095
"before it was cool" people have been talking about this since at least 1848. But for the average American the fear of the C word seems to outweigh any sense of self preservation.
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Comment #46427772
I'm not trying to _convince_ a stranger on the internet whether to use AI for their vibe shelf hobby project; I'm engaging with a project being presented by it's creator. Interesti…
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Comment #46421383
> I own more books than I can read. > I started asking for things I did not need. For a community that prides itself on depth of conversation, ideas, etc. I'm surprised to so much …
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Comment #46415833
N=32 and > We want to start creating a developmental story and start understanding whether the things that we’re seeing are the root of autism or a neurological consequence of havi…
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Comment #43865613
Can't you just work around all of this by proxying to the third party site(s) with a subdomain?
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Comment #43805923
This sounds like an intellectual debate but there's nothing of substance being said here lol. casey2 thinks British people today are wrongly (naively) complaining about the rich/po…
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Comment #34572070
I saw that one in the comments section, and I pretty much only agree with the last sentence. We should probably make more human-friendly architecture. However, the rest of the arti…
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Comment #34392756
Kind similar is this demonstration on a record player: https://youtu.be/mRi23ueU7Zk
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Comment #33845506
My devil's advocate take on this article is that they're using Rust as scapegoat to their scaling (team not performance) problems. I use Go at $DAYJOB and we're having similar prob…
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Comment #33821263
I'm guessing if you don't need something low-level/c-compatible in Android you'd reach for Java/Kotlin since it's already engrained in the ecosystem.
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Comment #33709505
> Based on the cheapest instance that matches my own PC's specs I wonder how much comoute and ram you need for the routing part. When I worked on a maps stack (no routing and cloud…
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