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riversflow
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Comment #48417497
I have more energy in my 30s than my 20s
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Comment #48417103
you should see people who play competitive fps games fly through windows menus and websites. the reason I think mousing is superior to keyboard is when you attain a high skill leve…
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Comment #48396440
Is a photograph art?
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Comment #48372838
disdain for dumping industrial sludge into rivers is quite high too. if you don’t demand regulated domestic production it will just get moved to the least regulated place with the …
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Comment #48372783
Nuclear bombs and ICBMs aren’t a net positive for society either, but not pursuing them is bad geopolitical strategy.
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Comment #48339758
lol, i think the LLM shows more wisdom here than the average person. Functionally, being 50m away from the car wash is at the car wash if you have a dirty car in your possession th…
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Comment #48198915
nah, there is no reason they should be discharging any hexavalent chromium, we have better, less insanely toxic ways of chroming things. trivalent chromium is much less toxic, hexa…
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Comment #48154354
Collecting crime data is already in their purview. Thats literally what this is. If this was an app that primarily facilitated contract murder, this would be obviously justifiable.…
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Comment #48011097
Earth's resources are finite, both in terms of raw materials and ability to absorb pollution. Stewardship of our resources entails the regulation of the things we create with those…
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Comment #47904424
> 3M Since it hasn’t been mentioned in this thread: 3M 94 primer with 3M VHB tape is truly amazing stuff for bonding things with high surface energy.
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Comment #47878997
Man, it's almost like materialism actually is a root of suffering. Who'da thunkit?
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Comment #47878980
I mean we have academia, which is essentially secular study. Moreover Atheist don't need to go to church together to indoctrinate their beliefs, that happens every day when no mira…
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Comment #47837321
I’m not crazy like some people, but I’ve broken screens many times and every time it has been in a case, one time it was in a case I specifically bought for extra protection. Half …
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Comment #47589672
In such situations I'll put it in Low Power Mode & Water Mode which works fairly well locks it down from stray input.
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Comment #47544269
> I use all the shortcuts subconsciously. I realize you probably are referencing visual studio, but at the OS level KDE plasma seems to have copped Windows hot keys wholesale. I wa…
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Comment #47478567
Life is too short for liars.
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Comment #47344111
Here is the announcement on X. https://x.com/antigravity/status/2031835833716625883 They retoactively reduced (and introduced for Pro3.1) their weekly quotas. I've been building wi…
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Comment #47262894
> They came down hard on asset-flipping shovelware before the rise of AI That’s not what I remember, I remember PUBG being a viral hit that extensively used asset flipping.
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Comment #47005460
Maybe try this? I have great results on the ios keyboard by simply making two changes to the keyboard settings. I turn off auto-correct, and turn off slide to type. I made this tra…
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Comment #46998604
Yes? Not like we can prove one way or the other.
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Comment #46998593
Amazing how often people do that. Corporations have very little incentive to be truthful and often have good reason to be dishonest. I notice it particularly wrt video games, gamer…
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Comment #46962722
Power seekers acquire power, not knowledge seekers. This is from Plato’s The Republic so about as old as it gets.
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Comment #46851899
> testimonials from real humans (probably) (X) Doubt
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Comment #46851796
I think people should be allowed to be noisy.