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Comment #47396547
https://xkcd.com/244/
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Comment #47134661
Does anyone know what kind of apps Rapidata questions are integrated in? I suppose they are using ad-like integrations to ask users for feedback. Their website only states: By inte…
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Comment #44647515
These quotes are displayed without context and hence have no or a very little value in a conversation.
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Comment #44647464
For context: The commentary those quotes are taken from was written by Eugene Kontorovich, a senior researcher at the Heritage Foundation which runs Project 2025.
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Comment #44646260
Lots of Firefox hate here, but little discussion about the articles kicker, which is the exclusion of uBlock Origin from Chrome. I hope this will mean that in the long run Firefox …
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Comment #44645880
Brave wants to replace "bad" ads from third parties with their own "good" ads.[1] They have also in the past been caught adding their own referral codes to crypto transaction URLs …
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Comment #44645816
Give us an example where Chrome is faster than Firefox, so we can see if it is more important than having uBlock Origin. I use both Firefox and Chrome for work and haven't noticed …
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Comment #44644154
It is always great to hear of another union being formed. Workers representing themselves is not only a benefit for the workers, but also a pathway to healthy and sustainable organ…
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Comment #44644083
This person refers to the German television and radio fee (Rundfunkgebühren).[1] It is a state-mandated system that ensures free (as in free speech) and (relatively) neutral public…
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Comment #44590840
> Man didn’t evolve in an environment where stories were told by people who’d won a massive intertribe tournament of story telling ability. Stories were told by family. The stories…
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Comment #44442141
Germany technically has a wealth tax. However, it is supended since 1997, because the methods of how real estate wealth was calculated were outdated and thus considered unconsittut…
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Comment #44432086
It might make sense to split the car analogy into different users: 1. For the majority of regular users the best way to understand the car is to read the manual and use the car. 2.…
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Comment #44245854
Its design exhibits a very dense funtional pragmatism that makes it look like a laboratory or even bomb shelter to me.
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Comment #44094939
This concept also seems related: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_cavity_system
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Comment #43903259
Can you give a concise example of good prompt engineering in your case?
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Comment #43543764
A lot of words to say "I do not agree with the judgement of a fair and independet court because I feel otherwise".
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Comment #43534737
That is a great list. The principle behind this is the defensive democracy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Defensive_democracy
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Comment #43534704
False, it's simply a requirement. French law explicitly states that a candidate for an election must not be ineligible by reason of criminal conviction or judicial decision. Should…
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Comment #43534645
Being convicted of a crime is an obscenely high bar.
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Comment #43534610
The temporary loss of the right to stand for election is a common punishment in France when politicians are convicted of corruption and breach of trust.
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Comment #43330428
India is on a steady path of improvement and has awareness campaigns running that adress these issues. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_supply_and_sanitation_in... https://innov…
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Comment #42998687
This is not something only younger people are prone to. I work in a consulting role in IT and have observed multiple colleagues aged 30 and above use LLMs to generate content for r…
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Comment #42803491
I'm using: FreeOTP (OTP tool) Simple Chess Clock (once a year) Binary Eye (QR code scanner) Etar (Calendar) Simple Notes Pro (Very nice and simple note taking app) OsmAnd (Maps wit…
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Comment #42397616
This injustice is being adressed by The Berlin Declaration on Open Access to the Sciences and Humanities [1], which a large number universities worldwide have already signed. All e…