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Em-dashes historically been very common in nonfiction and literature and are a very versatile way to compose more complex sentences and provide an alternative to comma-separated cl…

Posts from 2020

Do you really think the government should be responsible for creating meaning in peoples lives? Most people who are unemployed are so by CHOICE. There are far too many people out t…

You send a request, the tool call executes and returns a response to the calling model or client, then you handle it somehow. You can add the output of the tool call into the conte…

If you believe this sort of thing you spend far too much time online and not nearly enough time existing or participating in society.

In general, an agent will make an API call to an MCP server to get a list of available tools or to execute a specific tool. For example, when you send a request to OpenAI's Respons…

What a bunch of facile garbage. For one thing, this idea that loss isn't really about the person who died...it's about YOU is insulting. Oh, they were no longer required for YOUR "…

Yeah, because what we need as a society is an entire generation of neurotic self-obsessed spinsters prioritizing the indulgence of their capricious sexual desires over all else.

oh no, we're all going to die

reddit is inhabited by the world's biggest losers

What a bunch of cowards

I think people should just...read to their kids.

lol

Yeah, it makes no sense. It considers a 105kg clean and strict press "novice" level

That, plus you'll pay penalties (10%) if you draw on a retirement account like an IRA/401k before retirement age.

cool propaganda bro

That's distraction, not laziness.

Me too, haha

This may be caused by a missing intermediate cert on your machine.

Is there a reason you can't use Google Authenticator or some other kind of non-SMS based 2FA?

True. Looks like it's FB adding the link.

Just checked on a VZW device (normal data plan) in the US and saw the footer on m.facebook.com and it indeed hits a domain like "lm.facebook.com" before redirecting to the Verizon …

So what? You don't think an ISP can intercept and break SSL? Transparent proxying is a thing.

It's likely Verizon using Javascript-based content injection to append that link to the footer. ISPs do this sort of thing all the time.